Our Dogs
Meet the Pack of RFM
Our dogs live in our home, even in our bedrooms. They are more than just pets or part of our program; they are our family. Each dog has a personality, silly traits, and emotions of their own. We love experiencing them together.
Koa - Retired
KOA is our deep, dark English RFL!
He has a cuddle bear personality and is happy to sit on your lap wherever you are or to run the trails chasing after your ATV. He just loves his people, especially me, his Mama Bear! Koa will carry his blankie around like a toddler does, laying on the floor and cuddling up with it.
Nani
NANI has grown into a beautiful red lab, and has been one of my most adventurous pups. She is not a follower, she is a born leader. Even though she likes to lead the path, she listens so well and has been easy to train. Nani loves a cuddle these days. A sweet girl, with an old soul personality. Get on the waitlist for her pups, they will be beautiful with so many variations of red to see. Nani is an English lineage Labrador, with a slender American face.
Duna - Retired
DUNA an unexpected addition who fits in like we have had her since she was a puppy. Duna is a sweet girl who loves the cuddles and a deep rub down! Her personality is playful, willing, and loyal. She is finally home and totally loved! Duna is a gorgeous and sweet English Labrador.
Oakley
OAKLEY is a perfect mix of Duna and Nani. A friend to everyone and LOVES cuddling, but likes lying in her corner of the couch too. Oakley's person is daddy, a.k.a. Roman, and she has him wrapped around her paw. Oakley is sweet, mellow, but knows when its time to play!
Bridger
BRIDGER is our bridge to the opposite end of the yellow spectrum. He is such a playful pup! Bridger is handsome and filling out as he grows. We can't wait to see what this journey holds. Help me in welcoming Bridger to the Pack!
Breed Information
The Full Story
This section is a great opportunity to learn the background on the different breeds we raise and what they have to offer you and your family.
The Labrador Retriever has spent the last quarter-century in the top spot for popularity according to the American Kennel Club. Due to their loyalty, lovability, gentleness, and patience this breed is by far second to none! As puppies they need exercise mentally and physically, routine, and love. Training these dogs is on the easier side, as these dogs are smart and love to please! No one is quite sure when the first Fox Red Labrador debuted, but it has always been much more uncommon than other Labs. English Cream Labs range from near-ivory shade to a creamy light yellow, as a result, both these shades of dogs are typically more expensive than other Labrador Retrievers. The AKC recognizes the red and cream coats as a very dark or very light shade of yellow. As there are only three true shades of Lab coats, Black, Chocolate, and Yellow.
*Note- Red Fox puppy coat's will darken for the first 2 years.
Purpose
Hunting, Service, Agility, Show, Companion,
Family Dog
Health
Labrador Retrievers are prone to...
Elbow Dysplasia
Pulmonic Stenosis
Cataracts
Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA)
Canine Hip Dysplasia
Exercise Induced Coma (EIC)
Males :Height: 22.5-24.5 inches Weight: 65-85 lbs
Females: Height: 221.5-23.5 inches Weight: 55-70 lbs
Life Expectancy: 10-15 years