Valor Farm USA Labradors

08/29/2025

Now this is a dog owner I respect!✊
Let the punishment fit the crime for these highly educated college punks!

Man jailed after fighting 3 college kids who shot his dog 40 times.

When three college kids returned home on break, they used BB guns for target practice on a neighbor’s dog shooting him more than 40 times. The punishment? A fine and community service…

The dog’s owner couldn’t accept it. He stormed over to their house and challenged all three at once. “Fight someone your own size,” he told them.What they didn’t know, he was a black belt in jujutsu. By the time police arrived, the kids were bloodied and brokenlesson learned. The man left in handcuffs, but with a smile on his face.

He’ll spend 30 days in prison. His dog is recovering at his mother’s home. When asked why, he said simply:
“Kids need to learn there are consequences to their actions.”

08/24/2025

Jake Schmitt, a Utah hunting guide, set out into the Uintah Mountains on July 20 to scout for mule deer. But after his UTV rolled up to 20 times down a steep incline, he was left with devastating injuries: broken leg, ankles, ribs, a dislocated shoulder, and no gear except his dog, Buddy.

Before the crash, Schmitt had even stopped to free an elk calf from a trap, but minutes later, his side-by-side flipped, leaving him crushed and stranded. With no lights, no phone, no food, and miles of rugged terrain between him and safety, Schmitt had only duct tape and scraps from the wreck to splint his leg. Then came the crawl.

For 11 excruciating hours through darkness, creeks, and rocky mountain trails, Buddy never left his side. When Schmitt passed out, the German shorthaired pointer nudged him awake. When he needed light, Buddy’s LED collar gave him a faint glow to follow. When crossing creeks, Buddy let him rest his shattered leg across his back.

By sunrise, Schmitt had dragged himself five miles out of the mountains. He made it to town and the hospital, where doctors put a rod and screws in his leg and over 100 staples to close his wounds.

Now recovering, Schmitt credits Buddy with saving his life:

“Everyone wants to give up when it’s excruciating, but he’d come over and make me feel good enough to get right back up.”

Schmitt still plans to guide hunts this fall, and Buddy, his hero, is promised T-bone steaks for life.

08/07/2025

I’m a believer

MRI scans show a dog’s brain lights up the most when it smells its owner more than food or other dogs. The caudate nucleus, tied to love and reward, reacts powerfully, revealing that dogs don’t just know us, they deeply love us. To them, we’re family. Science now proves what every dog lover already knew: loyalty lives in their hearts.

08/06/2025

07/30/2025

My labs like it

Listen to the playlist now

07/23/2025

Labs are just amazing!

07/15/2025

With senses far beyond our own, these remarkable dogs don’t just offer comfort—they serve as silent guardians, detecting invisible wounds long before they become visible battles.

03/11/2025

Labs and their noses……

Some archeologists are now using unique methods to identify unmarked graves. Our investigators take an in-depth look at how a six-year-old chocolate lab helps.

01/18/2025

Too funny!

01/17/2025

Check this out!!

01/17/2025

Can’t believe it’s been 4yrs since we got Teddy Bear! So cute!!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas everyone! Hope you are enjoying the day with your family including special fur babies!