We are a family breeding farm, we do not overbreed our girls. Ebony is 7 now and has only had 6 litters, this will be her last litter and she will go into retirement this summer. Her daughter and will be taking over for Ebony in the coming years. Meg and Honey will be breeding this next Spring and Meg will be looking for retirement soon. Our boy Tripp is registered for both UKC and AKC. When comp
ared to an American type lab, the English type:
Looks more substantial with a heavier look about them. Blockier and bigger built with barrel chests, they’re noticeably wider and more ‘solid’ looking. Has a wider head with a more pronounced and better defined stop, a fuller face and a shorter muzzle which further adds to their more solidly built appearance. Has a thicker, more powerful looking neck. Has a very noticeably thicker coat. Has a wider, thicker and generally straighter tail than their American cousins. Has shorter legs and hence don’t stand quite so tall. Bred for conformation they’re usually far closer to how the breed standard is written than the American type.