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	Gretta also known as Hazel from our Christmas litter in 2010	Hey Beth, here are some recent pictures of our puppy we got from you. We changed her name from Gretta to Hazel. We just really liked that name. Hazel has gone beyond our expectations of being a good dog. She behaves wonderfully and is so smart its almost scary. she has adapted very well to our home and is already showing many signs of loyalty to my wife Teryn and I. I had a yellow lab before that meant the world to me and I never thought she could be replaced, well Hazel is 10 times the dog my old one was. I will recommend you guys to everyone we know that is interested if getting a lab. And who knows, maybe we will get another one from you some day! Thanks so much again. We are very very very pleased with our new addition. She is just a great little pup. Jaron
	Clarie aka CC has been a wonderful mother. We often get request for the chocoate or blacks and with Claire and Remi we get a little of both :) Claire's puppies at almost 2 weeks old. Proud Mother Claire taken July 2009	Mya at 4 months old Ryan and Kelli send this photo of Mya at 4 months old. You can use Mya as a great reference for her personality. Super affectionate, extremely smart, highly trainable, and just a fireball around other people and dogs...she loves everyone, and everything for that matter. loves her swimming pool in the backyard cant keep her out of it. we are so happy to have her in our family...can't thank you guys enough for her. thanks again.
	These are some photos of our older puppies we have placed. Our Chocolate Labrador Retriever Puppy nicknamed Chocolate Chunk aka Ritter was placed in his new home at the age of 12 weeks. Our experience with Beth and Richard and Lovable Labs has been amazing. We found the perfect puppy for us and are eagerly anticipating getting a second one from them in the near future. In addition to their website, which is so helpful, Beth was always available to answer questions and provide information to help us find the right puppy for our family. One of the unique business practices we found in working with Beth is that she is truly interested in finding the right puppy for the right family. Because she and Richard put the needs of their puppies and clients ahead of a desire to sell puppies, they often have puppies of all different ages. This was such an opportunity for us. Our puppy was 12 weeks old when we got him. Getting an older puppy was so perfect for us. In addition to foundational training that Beth did with our puppy like crate training, following, etc., Ritter had been socialized with people, other dogs and puppies, and children, so he adjusted to our home and neighborhood so well. He loves everyone and is learning so much in his puppy obedience class. Our instructor is amazed at how well he is doing and we get comments everywhere we take him (Vet's office, boarding, community events, etc.) about how calm and good he is. These are extra experiences that younger puppies just aren't able to have. Ritter is definitely still a puppy, but his desire and ability to learn has made him such a joy. We believe that the breeding and early socialization and training he received with Beth and Richard are directly responsible for this. While we know he would have been a good puppy had we gotten him at 8 weeks, having that extra few weeks at the ranch in a safe, loving, and nurturing environment shaped him into such a wonderful addition to our family. We're planning to get a second puppy soon from Lovable Labs and will definitely try to get one who is at least 12 weeks old so he or she can benefit from the same early love, training, and nurturing that Ritter did. We've visited the ranch and were struck by how much the Siess family loves these puppies and treats them like family pets. Having this kind of environment in the early, formative weeks and months of his life has laid a foundation of love and trust for our puppy. He has been able to love and bond with us so well because he experienced such positive treatment. We are so grateful for everything the Siess' did to make this experience so wonderful for us and for all they did for our baby, Ritter. We look forward to welcoming another one of their precious puppies into our family soon. Sincerely, Chris and Sheryl Nix Chocolate Chunk all snuggled up for a good nap.	Larabe adopted Roscoe at an age of 3 months. He has been a wonderful addition to his family and the girls just love him. He is pictured here at about 9 months old. Another big Chocolate Boy! Here is Mayzee May, she is one of Lady's girls. Sarah writes in Dec 2010 Happy Holidays..Mayzee is such a wonderful dog.I can thank you enough for how much joy she has brought to my life and thrs around me. She is in private one on one training and doing soo well.
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I have been asked whether I see a difference in the puppies temperments according to their colors and No, this is all in their breeding background.

A myth is that the chocolate are more aggressive and independent. We don't see this with our puppies at all.

When we work with the chocolate labrador retriever puppies at a young age their personalities are very much like the other colors we raise, very fun loving and playful. If we have an issue where one is more aggressive or dominating towards the others they are removed from the group as to not intimidate the others. And they are worked with on an individual basis. Yes some puppies will be the alpha puppies and their is nothing wrong with this as long as it is handled in an appropriate way.

Naturally we will see a leaders and followers. This is ok as long as they all are socialized and get over the shy stages. And normally when we have a leader what will take place is that this particular puppy will be the first to get the ball and then instead of retrieving it they will run and tant the others. This is normal play when they are around other puppies. The signs we look for are how they react to the follower catching up to them.

Our occupation of raising chocolate labrador retriever puppies is taken very seriously. Not only do we breed for health and temperment we take great pride in socializing with our puppies so they will become a great companion to your family.

Occasionally we do have chocolate lab puppies for sale.

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Mya at 4 months old

These are some photos of our older puppies we have placed. Our Chocolate Labrador Retriever Puppy nicknamed Chocolate Chunk aka Ritter was placed in his new home at the age of 12 weeks.