e currently have no puppies for sale. We have decided we will not breed Kitty this season, mostly for her sake, but ours as well. We also wanted to get a few more Master passes on her so she could qualify to run the 2008 Master Nationals. Things worked out well so Kitty will be entered in the 2008 Event held in Hibbing, MN September 19-28. Since Kitty's heat cycle only comes around once a year it will likely be Jan/Feb of '09 before we breed her again, and if it is possible we might do a repeat breeding with Norman since their last litter turned out so well. That would have her next litter whelping around the middle of April '09. We will very likely take first pick and keep one of her yellow or black female pups.

Please Contact us if you would like help finding a well bred Labrador pup. Though we have none at this time we know of several other reputable breeders who have or will have litters info@lonestarlabradors.com.

Please follow this link to learn more about Kitty and Norman's '07 breeding and to see photos of the puppies.

More photos and information about Miss Kitty can be found here. Please keep in mind we are currently breeding only once a year and our waiting list usually fills up fast.

ne thing we know you would agree with is an unhealthy pup is not good. When you bring your new pup home, you don't want to spend a lot of time and money at the Doc's office trying to figure out what's wrong with your pup. We also care about the health of your pup as it matures. That's why we do our homework prior to breeding, making sure both Dam and Sire are capable of producing good, healthy litters. Though we cannot guarantee any given pup will not have any health problems, we can assure you we will guarantee certain health aspects of all our pups. Click here to see our Health Guarantee. You will find a printable version of it as well.

ecause we usually breed only once a year, we feel obligated to helping those looking for quality Labs for hunting and hunt tests while we are in our off-season. Therefore, we like to refer business to other breeders/kennels that we feel you would be happy with. If it happens that you decide one of their pups is better suited for your needs than one of ours, that is fine with us too. We sometimes owe them favors anyway. Most offer professional obedience and gun dog training as well.

Below you will find links to some breeders, kennels, and trainers we are happy to recommend to you. Please let them know we sent you.

1. Name choices are limited to twenty-five (25) letters. Spaces between words, apostrophes and hyphens are counted.
2. All letters in a dog's name are limited to the standard English alphabet. Diacritical markings (accent grave, accent acute, umlaut, etc.) are not printed on registration certificates in a dog's name.
3. A Registered Kennel Name cannot be included in a dog's name unless its use is authorized by the owner of the name.
4. No arabic numerals can be included in a registered name.
5. Roman numerals must not be included at the end of the dog's name. The AKC reserves the right to assign roman numerals for identification purposes.
6. The AKC permits thirty-seven (37) dogs of each breed to be assigned the same name.
7. Words and phrases that may not be included in a dog's name:
   1. Champion, champ, or any other AKC title or show term, either spelled out or abbreviated.
   2. Obscenities and words derogatory to any race, creed or nationality or transliterations of such words.
   3. Kennel(s), male, stud, sire, bitch, dam and female.
   4. Breed names alone.
8. An imported dog must be registered with the same name under which it was registered in its country of birth, except for the addition of a registered kennel name.

Once a dog is registered with the American Kennel Club, no changes in its registered name will be allowed to be made.

e added a new page to our web site about. Click on the blocks for some fundamentals on raising a Labrador Puppy. We now have a printable version available there as well.

Learn how to identify the many different North American waterfowl species by sight and sounds. Click Here

2006 - 2007 Federal DuStamp

The 2007-2008 Federal Duck Stamp by Richard Clifton of Milford, Delaware, with his depiction of a pair of swimming ring-necked ducks. Click here for the details.