Jenkins Labrador Retriever puppies

Welcome to Jenkins Labrador Retriever puppies . All puppies on this site have been vaccinated, litter trained, and had all UTD on shots and majority have been neutered with both parents on site.
Dogs for show and family
•Health tested parents(Hips-L4 R5, elbows, JLPP)
•Akc registered
•Dewormed, UTD on shots
They are trained from birth to have a loving and adaptable temperament, they are both trained for indoors and outdoor habitation. We also train them to do sits , stay , shake and rings a bell on a door to go outside to do their business and they're doing well so far.
They come with a 1 year health guarantee,, hips and elbow scoring, eye testing, new puppy packets and have all required papers for them to be shipped and delivered worldwide.
They are shipped along side their crate, toys, litter and food menu as well.

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MONTANA

Montana is a 67lb yellow labrador retriever Female

CLARA

Clara is a 70lb white labrador retriever Male

Montana and Clara showing in BBE at the potomac 2019 specialty

Jenkins-Labrador's philosophy and a few helpful tips:

We don't insist anyone raise their Labrador exactly the way we do, but, please know I am always happy to help if you have any questions or concerns. I have over 30 years experience working with dogs, but, if I don't have an answer, I'll likely refer you to your vet, try to do some research and get back to you. Most of you will already be familiar with a lot of these tips if you have ever had a Labrador Retriever or dog.

Labradors are loyal and loving social pack animals that (once bonded to you) wish to be at your side. In general, I would prefer puppies go to smoke free homes and be raised indoors as one of your family, having a fenced back yard is a major plus.

The annual cost to properly care for ANY dog including time, energy, food, supplements, training, grooming, preventative medicines and vet care, etc. (not to mention competing) is significant. Your Jenkins-Labrador puppy comes from several generations of health tested dogs... we hope that this will significantly reduce the chances for genetic diseases, cancers, and disabilities commonly found in Labrador Retrievers and similar mixed breeds... and in the long run (beyond your purchase price) actually reduce your overall cost of ownership.

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We are committed to producing the healthiest animals possible and strive to continually educate ourselves and do our best to help prevent hip displasia in our breed. Strong believers in life long learning, we attempt to stay abreast of the latest research. Joint disease is estimated to develop in 71% of ALL dogs. The risk of developing hip displasia is caused by several factors, environmental as well as genetic. Unfortunately, not all of the contributing genes have been identified to help breeders in our attempts to further eliminate genetic risk from our bloodlines.

Jenkins-Labradors does our best to only breed healthy animals and to provide excellent prenatal, pregnancy, and postnatal care. We complete all recommended health screenings for Labrador Retrievers and attempt to breed only healthy, sound, and structurally beautiful parents with the best hip ratings possible. Not to give away all of our secrets, but, we take precautions such as avoiding all medications not recommended for breeding dogs. We avoid vaccinations 2 months prior to ovulation and throughout pregnancy. We feed the mother and our puppies a nutritionally complete LARGE breed puppy food, currently Fromm Large Breed Puppy Gold. We avoid the use of harmful chemicals in our home and on our lawn. Our dogs and puppies do not have access to any toxic plants, bushes, or trees. We provide your puppy with loving care in a safe environment and obtain a head to tail Health evaluation by a Veterinarian to help insure your puppy is healthy, free of observable genetic defects, and is as perfect as possible before being placed in their new forever homes. Additionally, we insist you obtain an evaluation from your own Veterinarian within 3 days of taking your puppy home.

As in humans, joint disease cannot be prevented by genetics alone! Environmental factors and preventing injuries throughout your pet's life, especially at a young age, play a major role in preventing your puppy and future dog's chance of developing joint damage and arthritis. Please help prevent injuries to your pet by not allowing rough housing, exercising too rambunctiously, walking or playing on slick surfaces, stairs can also pose a hazard for injuries. Please avoid all jumping until your pet's growth plates are fully formed at age 2. Flooring should provide your pet with proper traction. Also, please provide your pet with safe access to an orthopedic bed for sleeping and lounging. Additionally we believe hormones play a major role in your dog's proper growth and development. We recommend spaying or neutering your Jenkins-Labrador after age 2, if not intended for showing or breeding by us, Jenkins-Labradors.

Proper age appropriate diet and exercise are important for muscle development and joint support. One major thing you can do to help reduce your puppy's risk of developing joint disease by not allowing your Labrador to grow too quickly or to become overweight! A recent study I read concluded overweight dogs are twice as likely to develop hip displasia. Your Jenkins-Labrador comes from generations of show lines. According to the AKC breed standard, full grown Females roughly 21.5 to 23.5 inches in height at the withers should weigh 55-70 lbs, full grown Males roughly 22.5 to 24.5 inches at the withers should weigh 65-80 lbs. Please feed a nutritionally balanced LARGE breed puppy food until growth plates are fully formed at age two. We currently feed Fromm Large Breed Puppy Gold. Please research all prescribed medications to insure they are safe for developing large breed puppies.

We never feed table scraps as it promotes picky eating and several foods that humans eat are actually toxic to dogs, for example, grapes and raisins cause kidney failure. Never give Tylenol. Please do not allow your dog access to anything containing artificial sweeteners such as gum. Please safe guard all medications, smoke, and weed products. Also, please be aware that most common household plants and bushes in our yards are also toxic to dogs. We choose not to feed our dogs animal bones as they can splinter and cause a perforated bowel.

Left unattended, a puppy will chew and eat just about anything. It's good to have plenty of chew toys available for your teething puppy. If a puppy gets a hold of something you don't want them to have say "whoops" "drop it", reward when they let go of the item as you are removing it from their mouth, then give the puppy or dog one of it's own toys that it can chew on. Discourage puppies from chewing or eating their bedding, and, be sure to remove damaged items so that your puppy will not ingest them which could cause a bowel obstruction. We attempt to "puppy proof" our house and yard by removing all toxic plants and by not leaving anything laying around our house or on the counters that we don't want our dogs getting into or chewing up. Tall baby gates to block off a room or two are also helpful.

Labradors are known to shed a lot, but I've found that bathing with just a gentle puppy shampoo every 2 to 4 weeks, regular brushing, and using a "furminator" when your Labrador blows out their coat twice per year can significantly reduce the amount of hair all over your house. Anti-shedding shampoos & supplements are also said to be helpful.

Crate training is beneficial for your pet's safety and sense of security when you cannot be present to monitor them. Properly used, a crate can become a place of safe haven for your Lab... our Lab's will actually choose to go to their open door crates when they want a break from us or the kids and to take naps. So please, never use the crate as a punishment.

We prefer to train using positive reinforcement methods such as reward good behavior and ignore bad behavior. Clicker training is good to instantly mark a correct response, or, you could just say "yes" or "good dog". You could mark a mistake by saying "whoops".

To correct jumping and barking for attention, you can ignore your puppy (just for a moment) until they are sitting quietly, then, give lots of love and praise when you achieve the desired behavior. To discourage barking when all your dog wants is attention, walk out of the room and don't return until the puppy is quiet, reward puppy for waiting quietly. If a puppy tries to jump on you, fold your arms and turn your back to the dog (to ignore them), or, hold their paws (the dog will be in a standing position) and don't allow the dog to hop down until they are clearly uncomfortable. The dog will learn quickly not to jump up on you or else they will be held up in a standing position against their will.

To prevent pulling or lunging ahead when healing on a leash, if the puppy walks ahead of you, simply say "whoops" then stop and don't move forward until the puppy is at your side, mark the good behavior with "yes" then you can move forward with "heal" or "lets go". Luring with treats in your left hand is a good way to start teaching the puppy to walk and sit properly at your side. It's best to encourage good healing practices and discourage jumping on people as a puppy, soon enough, they will become a large dog.

These tips require consistency, time, and patience, however, will help set you up for a long happy life with a healthy good mannered dog.

Jenkins-Labradors supports responsible pet ownership, educated responsible preservation show breeders, as well as our community's and Veterinarian's wishes to help reduce the world's unwanted pet over population. As if you were adopting a human baby, all of our Labrador families are interviewed and deemed responsible before taking a puppy home so, we fully expect our pet families to keep their pets safe, to provide sanitary indoor living conditions, training, humane treatment, adequate vet care, access to clean water, proper nutrition, maintain their pet at a healthy weight free of injuries, and to prevent pregnancies.

We love our Labradors and consider our pet families extended family. Jenkins-Labradors is here as a reference for you for the life of your pet. We hope that you will keep in touch, share updates, pictures, accomplishments, as well as any potential developmental or health concerns. We use your feedback and data to continually track, learn, research, and improve upon our breeding practices. It is our goal to always improve upon and produce the very best Labrador Retrievers possible.

An animal is a life long commitment, however, if for any reason you are no longer able to care for your Jenkins-Labrador, we ask that you return them to us, the breeder, for re-homing and/or to grow old with us. There should be no such thing as a shelter pet.

Why Choose Us?

Jenkins labrador Retrievers takes pride in twenty plus years of breeding Texas Premiere Champion Labrador Retrievers. Clients throughout the United States, Mexico and Europe praise our Labs for their outstanding temperament, trainability, desire and beautiful confirmation. Jenkins labrador Retrievers are bred with a gentle temperament perfect for your children's canine companion without sacrificing an outstanding pedigree for Competition, or Field Trial Champions.

You are TOO Sweet! You made my day!Dan is TOTALLY in love with Rowdy! He's going Bonkers, buying him EVERYTHING...going to Cabellas this Friday to get him more fun things!I can not tell you what an AWESOME dog this is! He is totally pooped right now! We have had him outside for two days straight! The kids take him on neighborhood walks as well!Last night he was like a zombie, laying on the couch, hoping i wouldn't see him. It was hilarious, i couldn't find him at about 9:00pm, so i went all over the house calling his name very quietly.... no Rowdy? I freaked out because I thought maybe he snuck out the back garage door and got lost! Just as I was putting on my shoes to go look for him, there was a little black face peeking out from the couch pillows... he was SO QUIET! IT WAS ADORABLE! (of coarse he worked so hard to climb up there with all those LEGS!!!)HE IS JUST PERFECT! I think Rowdy would love another playmate! We are headed to the park with Rowdy when the kiddos get off the bus.Your the BEST

John Hernandez

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"I can't believe that [our Jenkins-Labs puppy] Georgia was house trained at 12 weeks of age.We will be playing with her in the family room and she takes off running down the hall, out her doggie door to pee.Then she runs back in as fast and starts playing again. She gets up in the middle of the night (if she has to go pee) and goes, and then comes back to bed.We love our little girl! She is getting along wonderfully with our 3 year old, Willow

Arnold Carrinton

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Rita Perkinston

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Jenkins labrador pups has been serving life since two decades. We are passionate about breder yellow and white labrador puppies and we take it as an objective in given them out to people who would love and cherish them. Champion pedigrees include FC AFC CNAFC CFC Aces High III, Winner of the Purina Award for the Outstanding Field Trial Retriever two consecutive years, and FC AFC CFC CAFC Barracuda Blue MH. "Cuda" became the All~Time High Point All~Age Chocolate Labrador in AKC History. We proudly boast pups from FC AFC Watermarks The Boss and former breeding to 2004 National Field Champion, NFC FC AFC Deweys Drake, with 21 titles in 3 generations.

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