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Classic Labrador Retrievers In Southern California

Labrador Breeders In Need: California Fires

As most folks likely know by now, California is in the midst of devastating fires exacerbated by our several years long drought.  Ron and Jennifer Kelly, who breed under the kennel name Belgairn Labrador Retrievers, sadly lost both their home and family business in the catastrophic blaze that consumed large parts of Middletown, CA and surrounding areas.  Please consider helping Ron, Jennifer, their children and dogs via this Go Fund Me campaign.  Thank you.


Congratulations To The LRC, Inc.!

On September 9, 2015, the Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. ("LRC, Inc.") -- the parent club for the Labrador Retriever breed in the United States, announced that it was the recipient of the prestigious 2015 American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation President's Award, in honor of the support LRC, Inc. has provided toward important science-based canine research programs.

What many in the general populace do not know, or seem to overlook, is that purebred dog fanciers and breeders fund a great deal of research into canine health issues.  This research, and progress toward the cures or treatments of the various studied ailments, benefit ALL dogs from every walk of life -- purebred, mixed breed, shelter pets, show dogs, etc. 

Despite the fact that so many in this country are quick to vilify breeders and purebred enthusiasts, organizations like the LRC, Inc. and many other breed clubs, continue to quietly toil in the background, expending time, effort, and money toward programs such as scientific research into curing various canine diseases, as well as breed rescues, and health & welfare safety nets for sick dogs whose owners have fallen on hard times. 

Congratulations to the LRC, Inc. on this well-deserved honor!

We are pleased to announce the Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. (LRC) has been named as the recipient of the 2015 AKC...

Posted by Labrador Retriever Club, Inc on Wednesday, September 9, 2015


Responsibility Means Upholding The Breed Standard

Purposely breeding for a disqualification just is not responsible and certainly is not proper stewardship in any breed.  There is no legitimate reason to perpetuate fad colors in Labradors.  A dilute breeder may be "giving the market what it wants," but are these breedings what is best for the Labrador Retriever breed?  All reputable breeders, exhibitors, and Labrador parent clubs worldwide agree that the answer to that question is a resounding, "NO!”

 

 

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