AM Labradors

AM Labradors Offering quality AKC Labrador Retrievers since 2016. Specializing in black and yellow Labradors

Tinny and babies 😍😍 over the moon with them and their cuteness
08/21/2026

Tinny and babies 😍😍 over the moon with them and their cuteness

08/20/2026

These babies! Over half way until they are ready to go home September 9th. Still have 2 girls and 1 boy to be reserved. Delta and Winston make the most beautiful English Labrador Retriever puppies

08/19/2026

Tinny and Armani puppies are so stinking cute! All 7 little babies are doing amazing

Ethical breeders perform OFA hip and elbow evaluations to screen for inherited orthopedic problems such as hip and elbow...
08/18/2026

Ethical breeders perform OFA hip and elbow evaluations to screen for inherited orthopedic problems such as hip and elbow dysplasia.

These evaluations help breeders make informed decisions, reduce the risk of passing orthopedic issues to puppies, and promote healthier, stronger Labradors for generations to come.
It’s about preserving and bettering the breed.

His little chocolate nose 💙💙💙
08/17/2026

His little chocolate nose 💙💙💙

We are over the moon with these little babies. And a HUGE surprise of a chocolate puppy. We knew that mom carries chocol...
08/16/2026

We are over the moon with these little babies. And a HUGE surprise of a chocolate puppy. We knew that mom carries chocolate based off of her genetic color panel but never in a million years expected a chocolate after 6 long years of black and yellow puppies only we have chocolates again. And yes I check him every time I check all the puppies to make sure my eyes aren’t deceiving me.

Why testing your breeding dogs eyes is important* Labradors are a breed in which inherited eye health is an important pa...
08/14/2026

Why testing your breeding dogs eyes is important

* Labradors are a breed in which inherited eye health is an important part of responsible breeding.
* A CAER/OFA eye exam screens for observable inherited eye disease, helping breeders make informed decisions about which dogs should be bred.
* Eye conditions of concern can include cataracts, retinal dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), among others.
* A normal eye exam does not guarantee a dog is genetically clear of every eye disease—it is a clinical screening exam, not a DNA test.
* OFA eye certification is valid for one year, and annual re-examination is recommended.
* For Labradors specifically, ACVO/OFA information notes that early examination may not reliably identify certain forms of geographic retinal dysplasia, so re-examination around 1½–2 years is recommended for that concern.
* Recording results with OFA creates useful health information for breeders and helps puppy buyers see documented screening efforts.

WHY CERF/CAER EYE EXAMS MATTER IN LABRADORS

The Labrador Retriever is known for being an active, versatile breed, but responsible breeding means looking beyond temperament and appearance. Regular eye screening by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist helps identify observable inherited eye conditions and provides valuable information for making responsible breeding decisions.

Screening helps:
• Detect eye disease that may not yet be obvious to the owner
• Protect vision and quality of life
• Reduce the risk of passing significant inherited eye conditions to future generations
• Provide documented health information through OFA
• Support responsible, informed Labrador breeding

Healthy eyes are an important part of a healthy Labrador—and screening today helps protect the breed’s future.

08/13/2026

Almost the the half way point of when the puppies get to go to their forever homes. Delta and Winston babies are so chunky and love playing

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