Aisling Labradors  

Hobby Breeders - As a small hobby breeder, our AKC Registered and Health Tested Labrador Retrievers are first and foremost members of our family. Our black, yellow and chocolate puppies are whelped in our home where they are socialized and prepared to go to their new homes at 8 weeks of age with a limited AKC registration.  Read more about our process on Socialization.

Breeding Philosophy:    Aisling Labradors are bred for their health, temperament, the traditional retrieving and water drive labradors are known for as well as the more moderate build of Labradors of the past.   Parents are genetically health tested and Inbreeding coefficiency is calculated in our program.  The child of breeders myself, I have had Labradors since 1967. You can read more about our goals on  "ABOUT US".

Important Information
Updated March 2018

We appreciate your taking the time to read this page and

the following linked pages prior to filling out our contact form found below.  

Many of your questions can be answered on these pages.

 Socialization / Training / Puppy Care / Genetic Testing / Hip and Elbow Dysplasia

As small Hobby Breeders, we are not a kennel or a "facility".  Our dogs live in our home with us and all puppies are whelped and raised in our home and yard.  For the safety of all of our dogs and our newborn puppies, we do not allow visits until after the age of five weeks and all visits are by appointment only.  We will provide references from our puppy families or from our Vet upon request. You can visit our Facebook Page or our Video's to see all of our pets, our Sire and Dams and past and current litter photos and videos.  

Approval Process: 

Deposit: $200.00 PayPal only

Communication

Once a deposit has been placed, we will continue to communicate with you throughout the entire process.  You will receive an email when a girl comes into season, after the mating, upon confirmation of a pregnancy and upon the birth of the litter.  Your prompt response to these emails assures us that you remain committed to providing a home for one of the puppies.  A lack of communicaton may lead to the puppy being held for you being offered to another family and your deposit automatically transferring to the next available litter. A continued failure to respond to communication will result in the forfieture of the deposit. This is to ensure that all of our puppies have a home at 8 weeks of age. Thank you for your understanding of this policy. 

Final Payment Information :

Final cash payment of balance owed is due at the Puppy Pick Out appointment (see information below). We DO NOT allow the balance to be paid by PayPal.  More informaton will be found on the Contract Deposit/Receipt.

Puppy Pick Out days are typically held on the Saturday and/or Sunday following the litter's five week birthday although this can change depending on when a litter is born to allow more time to access individual temperments within the litter.   Visits are scheduled according to the order in which a deposit and reservation are received, however, as our goal is to improve the breed in the next generation, we reserve the right to choose to keep a puppy from any litter that shows breeding potential, which may make one or two puppies unavailable as a "first pick" according to the receipt of deposits and may result in a later date for "Pick-Out" appointments (visits will still be scheduled for you to meet the litter and final payment will be due).  

Pick UP Day (Going Home Day) - 8 weeks of age

Puppies go home at eight weeks old; Pick Up Day is nearly always on a Saturday to allow time for the puppy and the family to adjust before returning to week-day activities on Monday.  If vacation or other commitments require that your puppy remain here beyond the scheduled Pick Up Day, there is a $30.00 per day boarding fee beginning on Sunday/Monday depending upon the Pick Up Day scheduled for the litter.  ALL puppy sales are final subject only to Florida's Pet Laws and our Health Warranty.

Support Guarantee  

In the weeks leading up to Take Home Day, you will recieve documents through email with information on how to prepare for puppy's homecoming; information about the transition/honeymoon period, Crate and House Training etc.; these documents will answer nearly every question you may have as you begin life with your new puppy.   Even so, we are available for any questions you may have during your puppy's transition from our home to yours and throughout its lifetime. Do not hesitate to call us about feeding issues, training issues, or even to arrange to bring your puppy back for a visit!  

For each litter, a closed group is created on Facebook for the families to keep in touch and to exchange information and photographs. You will need to "Like" our Facebook page in order to receive the invitation to join your group. 

We appreciate your taking the time to read this page and

the following linked pages prior to filling out our contact form found below.  

Many of your questions can be answered on these pages.

 Breeding Process / Socialization / Puppy Care / Genetic Testing / Hip and Elbow Dysplasia

Please note:  

If it appears that your contact form has not been sent, 

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Thanks!

Once the approval process is completed and you have confirmed that you want to reserve a puppy from a specific litter, your deposit must be received within 24 hours through the PayPal button below.  In other words, we consider that reservation closed upon receiving your confirmation; after 24 hours, that reservation is considered to be open again and made available to others. 

Florida's Lemon Law for Dogs requires that puppies are not delivered to new owners until the age of 8 weeks and that they must be seen by a Veterinarian and receive all applicable vaccinations prior to delivery; the law also includes protection for the buyer of puppies against the following: Contagious or Infectious Disease; Congenital or Hereditary Defects for 1 year if a licensed veterinarian finds that your pet has a congenital or hereditary disorder, and your veterinarian certifies your pet was unfit at the time of purchase. An animal may not be determined unfit for sale on account of an injury sustained or illness contracted after the consumer takes possession of the animal. A veterinary finding of intestinal or external parasites is not grounds for declaring a dog or cat unfit for sale unless the animal is clinically ill because of that condition."