Methownet BB

We are excited to announce an upcoming litter of purebred Labrador retriever puppies, due around August 31st and ready for their forever homes the week of October 26th.

This is the first litter for our cherished 4-year-old black Labrador, Royal Midnight "Maya." Weighing 58 lbs, Maya is a wonderful family companion with a gentle and intelligent nature. She has a clean bill of health, is up to date on all her vet visits, and is AKC registered. Maya has shown wonderful motherly instincts, always being gentle and affectionate with other animals on our hobby farm, including cats, chickens, and other dogs. She is a highly intelligent, well-trained dog that embodies all the best traits of the Labrador breed.

The sire is a magnificent 4-year-old black Labrador named Carl, who weighs 96 lbs and is also AKC registered. Both parents have a clean bill of health and exemplify the kind, loyal, and intelligent characteristics that make Labradors such sought-after family pets.

Key Details:
Price: $2,000 per puppy

Availability: Puppies will be ready for their new homes the week of October 26th.

Waitlist: Once the litter size is determined, we will be creating a waitlist for interested buyers.

If you are interested in welcoming one of these beautiful puppies into your home, please contact us to be added to our waitlist. We are looking for committed and loving families who will provide a nurturing and happy environment for these pups.

Contact information: Hunter 505-608-9576 (text ok)

Are these English or American Field Labs?

If you are considering spending $2000 why not send it to an animal shelter and adopt a dog there. There are thousands of beautiful dogs available including Labs. Not a fan of breeders.

Robert Titus

User:mudstick - Great question! The dam is an English Lab and the stud is an American Field Lab. We love this pairing because it brings together the best of both types—the calm, steady temperament and blocky build of the English line with the athleticism, drive, and energy of the American field line. Our goal is to raise pups that are both wonderful family companions and versatile dogs who can thrive in active lifestyles.

Poster: Robert - I appreciate your perspective, Robert—rescues do such important work and I encourage families to consider them too. For us, raising Labs is about sharing the qualities they’re loved for: gentle temperaments, loyalty, and versatility as family dogs, therapy partners, or outdoor companions. With strong health histories and early socialization, we’re giving these pups the best start so they can grow into the kind of lifelong companions Labs are famous for.

We still have sweet pups looking for their forever families. They’ve got all the classic Lab traits—loyal, gentle, playful, and ready to be someone’s new best friend.

I’m also on the lookout for a “puppy partner” who has time 4–6 days a week to help with early training and socialization. Happy to pay for your time—or even trade if you can help place these pups in amazing homes.

If you’ve been dreaming of a Lab or love working with puppies, let’s chat. These little ones are ready to spread joy wherever they go!

Hunter 505-607-9576

Have the sire and dam have their eyes cleared and hips OFA certified?