ADULT LABRADOR RETRIEVER FOR ADOPTION ONTARIO
Lucky Labs does not keep a waiting list for adults so please watch our Facebook page. When a decision is made we will announce the details on our Facebook Page. We also are responsible for rehoming all of the dogs we breed. If one of our past clients runs into a situation where they can no longer support their dog, we will assist in rehoming them also through our Facebook page. You can find us here.
On occasion we have an adult Labrador Retriever who retires from breeding. They go into a forever home. When our chocolate labs are ready to retire from breeding, they are in the area of 4 or 5 years old. Once we make a decision to retire a dog from our breeding program, details of the adoption will be placed here on the website. We also post on our Facebook page. At that point, send us an application. Visit our home page being sure to indicate in the comments which dog you are interested in. Many of our Labrador Retrievers live a full life between twelve and fifteen years old. Please also check our Breeder Available Puppies page for a current listing of Labrador puppies for sale.
DAHLIA RETIRED and has gon to her new home.
We have a Beautiful 3 year old adult Labrador retriever. Female Chocolate Lab never bred and ready now. She is very willing and eager to please, will show her belly to strangers and would be a submissive female should you have another dog at home to introduce her to. Although Dahlia has spent much of her time outside, her house training is under way and should be easy to finish. She also responds well to some obedience training commands and is progressing nicely on the leash. The perfect family for her would be one with the time to spend with her, one who loves doggie cuddles and one who has the time and desire for daily exercise. For more information and pictures please apply using the link on the right. She is up to date on all shots.
SAFFRON RETIRED and has gone to her new home. We have a second beautiful 5 year old Female Adult Chocolate Lab. Saffron has birthed some outstanding puppies and is ready for her vacation home! She is available for a donation to our local shelter and a donation to our PTSD Service dog program along with a commitment to spay.
How it Works
When we place a retiring dog or an adult Labrador Retriever into a home we accept a donation to our free service dog program. We do our part to keep dogs out of shelters by requiring non breeding agreements. We scan our clients for suitability, taking dogs back from people who have run into an unfortunate circumstance.
Lucky Labs discourages people from buying a Labrador Retriever from back yard breeders. It is irresponsible breeders who don’t perform eye, hip and elbow clearances or conduct any genetic testing prior to breeding. They often don’t look into the background of the dogs they are using to ensure there is no recent relation of the male to the female. Or they don’t screen their clients properly for suitability. This results in people changing their mind and placing their dog into a shelter. Or even the wrong people get a Lab when they aren’t set up to have a pet. Or they can’t make the commitment for the lifetime of the dog.
We also accept a donation for our PTSD Service Dog program for Veterans and first responders.
SOME OF OUR RETIRED ADULT LABRADOR RETRIEVERS
