KARMA AND FINN HAD 10 6 BOYS AND 4 GIRLSLabrador puppies here to see the pictures of the liter. LakeWood its all about Karma AKC number SR58703904 Karma is Champion pointed.   2 leg on her JH title, First Place Rally B title in minneapolis This will be a beautiful litter.  She is very compac and nice dark eye andShe is a awesome hunter, and tons ofShe is excellent in agility. Stud Dog is Ch Tande Grand Finale SR57779002 (son of Champion Aquarius Centercourt Delight, JH (Buzz)  Buss was winner at Westminster in breed in 2006 here to see pictures of Karma & Finn English-type Labrador Retrievers with proper type and temperament, and the ability to perform in field work, obedience, agility, therapy work ... and to warm your couch or bed!   sound, healthy dogs and all breeding stock has appropriate health and are located near Eau Claire, Wisconsin, about 1 hour east of the Minnesota border and the Twin

your visit to our web site. Feel free to call or e-mail me with comments or inquiries. gets his CD with a 196 score in August 2010! All ads in Northern Wisconsin Labrador Education And Rescue Network (L.E.A.R.N.) is an ALL VOLUNTEER non-profit 501(c)3 organization committed to placing abandoned and unwanted Labrador Retrievers in new homes. L.E.A.R.N. serves Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. L.E.A.R.N. also concentrates on educating adopters and the public on the importance of spaying/neutering, training and the humane treatment of dogs. Why Do Labs Enter Into Rescue? Labrador Retrievers come into Rescue for various reasons. Some of the more common reasons are: The owner no longer wants their Lab. The owner’s life changes, and they are no longer able to care for their Lab. Whatever the reason, L.E.A.R.N. is dedicated to giving these lovable dogs a new start and finding them a suitable forever home. What Happens After Labs Enter Rescue?

Labs in need of a new home are evaluated before being brought into L.E.A.R.N. and then placed into one of our foster homes. While in foster care, L.E.A.R.N. takes care of any needed vetting (shots, heartworm testing, spaying/neutering, etc.), evaluates the training the Lab has or needs and determines the kind of home best suited for the Lab. After a Lab has been in foster care for a couple of weeks, we begin the process of finding them a forever home.Cheap Bedroom Furniture Sets Under 200 Uk Does it Cost Money to Adopt from L.E.A.R.N?Shower Head Framing Adoption fees help us pay for necessary medical expenses. Best At Home Hair SteamerOur adoption fees are listed on our Adoption Fees page. We are an ALL VOLUNTEER organization that is also non-profit 501(c)3.

All donations and adoption fees goes towards the veterinary bills, no one gets paid for the work that they do. How Do I Adopt a Lab from L.E.A.R.N? Visit our Adoption Process page for information on how you and your family can adopt a Lab through L.E.A.R.N. We take longer to place our Labs in a home because we are working to insure a successful adoption for our dogs who are our priority. Given this, please understand that it could take a several months, even longer the more specific you are, for us to find the right match between you and a new Lab. We are an ALL VOLUNTEER organization, so we are working on our free time, we don't get paid for this. Thanks to Our SponsorsMeet the Fetch foster pups available for adoptionWe spend time getting to know every one of our pups in order to find them the perfect forever home. Each Fetch dog has their own story to share with the world. Click on a dog to read more about its personality and story. New pups join Fetch weekly so make sure to check back regularlyor tune to our Facebook page for updates.

Please note that we currently have a wait list for adoption. There's a chance you may not getthe pup you apply for, but we will find a pup that is a great match for your lifestyle.  dogs available in the communityFetch works with local dog owners to help them re-home their dogs. You can apply for these dogs through the same adoption process as above. Our service is to screen and approve potential homes for surrendering owners, but you will finalize the adoption directly with the surrendering owner. Fetch cannot guarantee the behavior and medical condition of these dogs, but we strive to provide all information that we have on them during the process.2 year old female | 44 lbsWould you consider opening your heart and home to beautiful, sweet Ellie?  Ellie is two years old and completely potty trained.  Ellie is a very sweet girl who is very shy around strangers.  Once she gets to know and trusts you, she is the best dog with just a few quirks. Ellie is not the type of dog who likes parks or walks where others are around.

A confident, well rounded dog in the house would be great for Ellie. During rain and thunderstorms, Ellie will need a safe place.  If you are home, she will stick to you like glue but will find her own space and comfort when her humans are not present.  Ellie has not been crated and her foster mom does not recommend doing this with her. Ellie is not destructive.  Ellie is on Fluoxetine to help keep her calm and will need time and patience adjusting to a new home. Ellie knows sit, down, come and stay, when she trusts you. Ellie likes catsonce she gets her sniffing done. Ellie does not like chaos and children under 12.  Many of us have experience with shy dogs and can give Ellie's new family tips and tools for Ellie's success. Zoe is a 5 year old spayed female miniature pinscher chihahua mixZoe is a very lovable small dog that loves to cuddle. She gets along great with cats, kids, and most other dogs. She's very quiet and prefers to lay around all day. She especially loves to cuddle under blankets.

Good with dogs, Good with cats, Good with kids, Good in the car, Good on a leash, Crate trained, Can be left home alone. Pedro is a 12 year old chihuahua mix, neutered. Pedro has alway been a very sweet dog and is very loving. Since introducing a new baby to the family he has become more nervous. Pedro would do best in a quiet home and a more relaxed environment. He deserves a loving home to live out his golden years. Good with dogs, Good in the car, Good on a leash, Can be left home alone. Kip is a 7.5 year old black Labrador Retriever Kip is a wonderful dog. She is sweet and will cuddle up with you on the couch. She will chase (but maybe not bring back!) balls that you throw her over and over again. She is a wonderful running and walking partner and loves to sniff and explore each and every plant in the neighborhood. Her dog daycare staff all adore her and she spends most of her days as the "lobby dog" hanging out with them and getting special treats. She does a full body wag every time someone she loves comes through the door and she pushes herself against you to get as close as possible as you give her greeting pets and scratches.

She is also well-trained and completely housebroken. She knows the following commands: sit, stay, come, lay down, take it, leave it, target, go to your bed and watch me. She would be most happy as the only dog in her home. Stanley is a 7.5 year old spaniel mix, approximately 25 pounds, seeks companionship, fun, and comfort.He's in great health, neutered, fully vaccinated/worm-free, and microchipped. Stanley (nee Shelby) enjoys walks, snuggles, and play, but also enjoys early bed times and late mornings too. He is crate trained, but also is capable of staying home by himself outside his crate (he is also fully housebroken). Good on leash, good in car, he also enjoys being a dog about the town. He occasionally enjoys the company of other dogs, but not cats. Stanley prefers a home with adults and older respectful children, he is very loving and wants to be everyone's friend. He'd love to meet you! Winston is 2 to 3 year old Treeing Walker CoonhoundWinston is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, house-trained, and crate-trained.

He loves to go for long walks and heels very nicely with a prong collar. Loves water buffalo horns and toys (especially tennis balls). Knows his basic commands-sit, down, and stay. He is very good with other dogs and loves to wrestle around. Not good with cats. Does fine with kids if introduced in a controlled environment. At the end of the day he is happy to curl up on the couch and cuddle with you. He’s also very well behaved on car rides.  Winston does have a behavioral issue. He has a 'fear aggression' towards men and potentially strangers entering the house. He does well once he has been introduced, he would just need someone to continue working on his manners and be aware of his potential. Winston recently completely a 2 week bootcamp, which helped a lot.This sweet dog really needs someone to commit to giving him a loving and structured home. Zeno is a 4.5 year old Collie mix, 60 lbs, neutered.Owners had a lifestyle change. Zeno went through a year of obedience school and is a star puppy and AKC Good Citizen certified with documentation.