Current Litters

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We retire most of our breeding females are retired at 6-7 years of age. We love them so much but can’t keep them all.  We are looking for great forever homes to place them in. The average life span of a Labrador is 12-14 years of age, so they have a lot of good years remaining.  Again, they are healthy, obedience trained, intelligent, loveable, and loyal retired adults from royal, successful, and proven lineages. Statistics have shown that the Labrador Retriever Breed can adapt well, into at least 4 different families, no wonder they are so widely sought after. With older Labs, you get to skip all of the early puppy mannerisms, and Just enjoy!!!

Give us a call on any of these dogs.  We’d love talking about them!!!1

1. Kimo, DOB: 7/26/16 – My has time flown.  It’s so sad that our Kimo is retiring from our breeding program. As you can see from his picture, Kimo is such a gorgeous dog with stunning English features and a light cream colored coat. He loves people, gets along with other dogs and has a super personality. Kimo was professionally trained and has Junior Hunter points.  Beside game birds and water fowl, Kimo loves to retrieves balls, sticks, and other objects.  He will make an awesome companion for any family especially one that likes to hunt.  He loves to please and participate in family activity.  One of our past family friends who had adopted one of our Lab Retrievers, created a game that their dog loved playing “Hit, Fetch and Return the Baseballs”. What a creative and fun way to get dog, Dad, teenage sons and daughters out of the house to have fun and get some exercise and practice. Other families have taken their dogs swimming.  I bet you could also think of other creative ways to enjoy your dogs, especially one that loves retrieving or going on walks or jogs. 

 Health Certifications: CERF: Clear (Annually), OFA Hips Good, OFA Elbows Normal, Tested “Clear” of EIC, PRA, HPNK, CNM. 

2. “Maya” (littermate sister of Stitch), has been retired from our breeding program, my how time quickly passes when you’re having fun. Maya and Stitch has been the backbone of our chocolates.  Maya is a beautiful chocolate daughter of GCH, CH Simerdowns Spin Doctor and our own lovely Hawaiian Pride’s My Tita. Maya is gorgeous, healthy and has a lovely personality and loves to retrieve balls, sticks and other objects.  She gets along with her family of dogs.  She weighs approximately 65 lbs. 

3. “Stitch”, (littermate sister of “Maya”) also has been retired from our breeding program.  Stitch is a beautiful chocolate daughter of GCH, CH Simerdowns Spin Doctor and our own lovely Hawaiian Pride’s My Tita.  Like her sister Maya, Stitch is also gorgeous, healthy, and has a calm loving disposition. She weighs around 65 lbs., Stitch loves to be with people, other dogs, and loves to retrieve balls, and other objects. 

 DOB: 7/22/2018.  Health Certifications: CERF: Clear (Annually), OFA Hips Good, OFA Elbows Normal, Tested “Clear” of EIC, PRA, HPNK, CNM.

 *** Below are some pictures of some of our retired, adopted Labs, who have so quickly and wonderfully fit right in with their new families.  Besides what’s listed below, other dogs that we have retired have accompanied their “Wonderful Forever Owners” on hikes, jogs, walks around the city, meals at the parks, baseball games, boating, party celebrations, etc. 

*** We are so grrateful for our “Wonderful Forever Owner” friends. ***