4xGMPR HR TNT Livin' On a Prayer MH QA2 X BHR Black Jack's Sweet LuElla

State: Wisconsin

Description

Chocolate and black lab puppies born May 6 and we have 2 black females and 1 black male still available. They will be ready to go home end of June. They will come with Full AKC registration, a 26 month health guarantee on their hips, elbows and eyes. They will have their first set of shots on June 19 and have been wormed at 3, 5 and 7 weeks.

Both Parents are OFA hips excellent, elbows normal, DNA panel clear and non-dilute. Both parents are around 65#.

Sire: 4xGMPR HR TNT Livin' On a Prayer MH QA2, Deacon had his QAA at 26 months with AM handler at first ever trail. MH title at 26 months, upland guide dog at a premier lodge in SD. Extensively waterfowl hunts as well. QA2 at 3.5 years old in limited entries. Achieved 4XGMPR in less then 3.5 months going 9/9. Deacon has an amazing on/off switch making him an exceptional dog in the house.

Dam: BHR Black Jack's Sweet LuElla, Ella is a daughter of our Sweet Chocolate Kahlua. Ella is a phenomenal family dog who was very easy to train, has an amazing recall and heals off leash. She has a strong drive, excellent swimmer, and a desire to be your best friend. We are a small family breeder that only has a litter every couple of years. We try and bred the best qualities of the Labrador and are genetically clean and healthy. The pups are raised in our home and are exposed to our grandchildren, other pets, and the everyday hustle and bustle of the house.

Details

Advert ID: 125
State: Wisconsin
Location: Wauzeka, WI, USA
Breed: Labradors - Puppies
Original Breeder: Yes
Pets in Litter: 7
Pet DOB: 2025-05-06
Pet Age: 0 years, 4 months, 3 days
Health Checked: Yes
Health Comment: Puppies will have their first vet appointment on June 19 for vet check and vaccines
Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
Vaccination Date: 2025-06-19
Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
KC Registered by Collection: No
Microchipped by Collection Date: No
Pet Viewable with Mother: Yes

Location

$1200.00 (Fixed Price)

Advert ID: 125
Views: 102
Date Posted: 2025-06-03
Last Updated: 2025-09-07

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Seller Details

Name: Brigetta Harris
Verified Breeder: No
Member Since: 3rd June 2025
Posted Adverts: 1

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