• Sun Country Labradors are Show Type. Our Labs have beautiful  heads, full bodies & thick coats — as they should!

• We rarely breed — but when we do it’s to the best!

• If we don’t have pups now — make sure and get on our wait list. My pups are typically sold before they are born.

• When we have a litter there will be a live web camera on our site so you can watch your puppy grow!

• Puppies are allowed to go to their new homes at 8 weeks of age — never earlier.

• All companion puppies are sold on AKC Limited Registration they must be spayed/neutered.

• Sun Country always has first pick of the litter — both sexes.

• Sun Country will help you choose your puppy based on information provided.

• All pups have been dewormed, vaccinated at 8 weeks and are micro-chipped.

• All pups are bathed and groomed before they leave.

• Sun Country does not ship puppies.

• Sun Country puppies come with a lifetime of support and help!

• Sun Country is a private home — not a business.

• If you are interested in a puppy — please fill out our puppy questionnaire

• Final Payment – No Checks.

• Please Note: We ask that you do not visit other kennels or pet shops on the same day of your visit and/or appointment to our home and kennel. This is how germs and viruses are transmitted. If you have chosen to do so, please call and we would be happy to reschedule your appointment.

• We are responsible for making the decision to bring each new little life into the world and are therefore also responsible for placing them into safe, secure, loving homes.

• Sun Country suggests some excellent reading:

• Crate Training Your Puppy

• Guide To Buying A Labrador Puppy

• Limited Registration

Older Puppies and Adults​

• Occasionally, we have older puppies and adults for placement in loving homes.

• Please note that just because a puppy is available as a pet does not mean the puppy is substandard in any way!
  Not every puppy is destined for the show ring, but every puppy can definitely be loved and give love!

• All are crate trained, leash trained and most are house trained.

• A NOTE ABOUT NON RECOGNIZED LABRADOR COLORS (AND MIXES):

  We do not support breeding for traits not recognized in the breed standard; including silver, champagne or blue Labradors, not to mention various mixed breeds (Labradoodles).

  These fads are being promoted by non-ethical kennels, typically looking to make money with no regard for long term goals in their programs.  They breed for the now, using the Labrador’s reputation to entice interest and sales.   Spinning tales and exaggerating facts such as promoting non-allergenic puppies or “best of both breeds”; even the statement of silver being a rare color is incorrect, since they’re easily found.

  The only recognized colors are black, yellow and chocolate. Registering a non-recognized color or dilute color, such as silver, as a recognized color does not make it so. Example silver is registered as chocolate. According to the AKC Labrador standard however, it is a disqualification. We cannot advise strongly enough such colors are frowned on for valid reasons by those of us who remain committed to preserving the breed.  For example with the dilute gene there is often poor or no pigment which can cause skin cancer in an active outdoor dog. Genetics is a complicated topic and many articles have been written on it but suffice it to say there are many positive attributes to purebreds that do not follow through mixing breeds.  Puppy mills are very good at selling their ideas and therefore their wares, so buyer needs to be aware.