Dewclaws/Altering
We no longer remove dewclaws on our puppies. The dewclaw, contrary to popular belief, does serve a purpose. That purpose is to prevent torque on the leg, which in turn, aids in prevention of arthritis.
Click here for a veterinarian’s explanation of the purpose of dewclaws
We also highly recommend waiting to spay or neuter your Labrador until he or she nears maturity, at least 18-24 months of age. Your dog's hormones are indispensable to proper development and growth, and even his or her appearance.
If you spay or neuter a puppy purchased from us prior to 18 months of age, our health warranty is absolutely void. This is stated in our contract.
If you spay or neuter a puppy purchased from us prior to 18 months of age, our health warranty is absolutely void. This is stated in our contract.