Oakley's Ohio Labradors

05/27/2026

Breeder friends: new AKC POST

05/15/2026

Found some very cute South Carolina "Lab" t-shirts while out on my beach drive today!

05/10/2026

05/05/2026

For those that remember Ms Poppy from Oakley's Ohio Labradors: she just had a Fox Red Litter last night! Boyz and Gurls available! Reach out for information to Nebraska Strong Labradors
to reserve your newest family friend!

04/25/2026

Rip Ryder x Cinnamon litter (Keepske lines) in Florida with Transportation assistance available.
Contact:
Frostfire Yellow-Labs

AKC Fox Red Yellow Labrador Puppies 🐾
Two female puppies available!
✔️ AKC registered
✔️ Embark testing completed on each puppy (genetic testing clear)
✔️ Microchipped

Currently 5 weeks old and:
• Enjoy playing outside with another family dog
• Starting potty training
• Well-socialized and great with kids

These sweet girls are being raised in a loving home and are developing wonderful temperaments—perfect for family companions.
Message for more info or to reserve!

04/20/2026

Such a beautiful Fox Red Labrador!
Mr Duke just relaxin...

Rip Ryder x Ginger litter

04/18/2026

Updates on Ms Olga

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Dgkyu48eu/

04/05/2026

Crab festival in South Carolina! Cant wait!

Crack. Dip. Repeat. 🦀😋
There’s no better way to spend the day than enjoying fresh seafood with the ones you love.

📅 We’ll see you May 16 & 17, 2026!
👉 Make your plans now!
https://www.bluecrabfestival.org/

04/05/2026

I keep seeing people say that if a breeder "asks for a deposit, it’s a scam". That’s not accurate and honestly, it shows a mis-understanding of how responsible some breeding programs operate.

A deposit isn’t just “sending money.” It’s you saying: this is the puppy I’m committing to.

And on our end, it’s us saying: okay, we’re committing this puppy to you.

That means we stop advertising that puppy.
We stop taking other applications for that spot. We turn away other families who were ready.

Now let me give a real scenario-

Let’s say a family places a deposit on a puppy. We mark that puppy as reserved, update our listings, and tell other interested homes that he’s no longer available.

A two weeks later, that family changes their mind.

In those two weeks, we could have placed that puppy with another ready, qualified home but we didn’t, because he was spoken for.

Now we’re starting over.

That’s exactly why deposits are NON-refundable.

Not because we’re trying to make money off someone changing their mind but because time, opportunity, and serious homes were already invested into that reservation.

Deposits aren’t a red flag. They’re what keep things fair, organized, and intentional for both the breeder and the families on our waitlist.

Any ethical breeder should have this clearly explained and written out before you ever send anything.

If you’re unsure, ask questions. You should!!!

But calling deposits a scam across the board just isn’t accurate and it discredits breeders who are doing things the right way.

This isn’t like buying something you can put back on a shelf. Labradors are hard work for their lifetime - commitment needed!!

These are real puppies, real time, and real planning that goes into every placement.

If you’re not ready to commit you’re not ready for a puppy!

Edit: borrowed