Labraharvest is a small hobby kennel located in the prairie city of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. As we strive to produce a "multi-purpose" Labrador Retriever, we still believe that the characteristics which make a Lab a great hunting companion also make him a frisbee catcher, couch potato and a beautiful show dog, too! True Labrador temperament and a great disposition are as important to us today as it was 25 years ago.
We raise a litter occasionally and offer our puppies to a few select families. Babies are whelped and reared in our bedroom where we can watch and play with them constantly.
Labraharvest Labradors are CKC registered, vaccinated, tattooed, wormed and have a complete veterinary examination before leaving our home. We do ask that you make an appointment with your vet to check out your puppy within 72 hours of leaving our home. IF your veterinary feels the Labraharvest puppy is of 'questionable' health...please, return your Labraharvest puppy along with the written letter from your veterinary stating any and all problems and/or concerns, and Labraharvest will refund your original purchase price.
Labraharvest includes, in our contract, a clause which states that, "if at any time, for any reason, you are no longer able to care for your Labraharvest puppy/adult...they are most welcome to come home". We also ask that you do not give away, sell, or destroy a Labraharvest Labrador without talking to and receiving a reply from us first. Failure to do so will result in your contract becoming null and void.
Labraharvest believes that all our new puppy owners are now part of our 'extended' family. We will always be here for the lifetime of our Labradors.
Puppies under the age of 24 weeks will not be placed in homes where children are under the age of 7 years...it's way too hard on the children to deal with the teething and mouthing stages of a puppy...and usually the puppy suffers the consequences.
Due to the many requests for 2 puppies...Labraharvest will not place two puppies of the same age group, in the same home. The raising and training of a single puppy requires alot of your time, alot of patience, and a ton of committment...and did I mention PATIENCE? Two puppies can be a little over-whelming even for the experienced owners!
