Labrador Retriever Puppies in Louisiana

Like people, some Labrador Retriever puppies seem to have nothing but good luck, while others have nothing but bad luck. That is, of course, if you believe in luck.

Labrador Retriever puppies in Louisiana have been among the latter group in the past few years. Hurricane Katrina was a disaster for people and their pets. Labrador Retriever puppies were some of those pets.

A cry went out from the Labrador Retriever Club, pleading for people to foster the stranded and abandoned Labrador Retriever puppies and dogs. Classified ads in cities far from the Hurricane zone sought homes for Labrador Retriever puppies that had been found as strays on the streets of devastated towns.

In the years following the hurricane, Labrador Retriever puppies in Louisiana continue to be plagued with natural disasters: flooding, tornadoes, etc. Yet, Louisiana is a good place for Labrador Retrievers.

Award-winning Dogs

Labrador Retriever puppies in Louisiana have plenty of opportunity to become good gun dogs. Louisiana’s land is rich in wetlands where dogs can be trained to retrieve. If you get a puppy from Louisiana, its sire and dam should be hunters, excelling in field and hunt trials.

You will find Labrador Retriever puppies that have grown to become award-winners in several categories:

• show
• field
• hunting
• scent discrimination tracking
• agility
• obedience

Helping Dogs

Labrador Retriever puppies are often trained to be helping dogs, too. Many have become helpers to handicapped as well as to law-enforcement officers. Some help those who are ill, loving them back to health. Labrador Retriever puppies can become:

• seeing-eye dogs
• service dogs
• handicapped helpers
• therapy dogs
• land & water cadaver detectors
• narcotic detectors

Louisiana Breeders

Breeders of Labrador Retriever puppies in Louisiana may be located through the Labrador Retriever Club (LRC) on the Internet. The LRC maintains a breeders’ directory for those in the U.S. Before a breeder may be listed in this Directory, he or she must complete an application. The application seeks honest answers to candid questions. The LRC cannot guarantee, however, that the information provided is accurate. It provides no endorsements for specific dogs, individuals, kennels, or breeding programs.

If you read the information provided with the breeder directory, you will know what questions to ask when contacting breeders in Louisiana or elsewhere.