Bellesbank Labradors - Litter of Working Labrador Retriever Puppies

All puppies have now been sold

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Breeder : Bellesbank Labradors
Breed : Labrador Retriever
Location : Bristol, North Somerset
Sire : Solo Seal Boy Health Tested
Dam : Tropical Wave Dior Health Tested
Birth Date : 16th June 2013

Verified Health Tests ⓘ

• Solo Seal Boy
  • prcd-PRA : Clear - 18th March 2014
  • CNM : Clear - 7th March 2014
  • Elbow Grade : 0/0 = 0 - 8th June 2011
  • Hip Score : 0/0 = 0 - 8th June 2011 - EBV < 0
• Tropical Wave Dior
  • CNM : Clear - 25th March 2013
  • prcd-PRA : Affected - 25th March 2013
  • Elbow Grade : 0/0 = 0 - 25th February 2013
  • Hip Score : 3/3 = 6 - 25th February 2013

16/5/13 - pregnancy confirmed by ultrasound scan.

Our healthy litter of 6 arrived on 16/06/13, all have homes subject to viewing and deposits at 4 weeks.

I am a Registered Veterinary Nurse with a Certificate in Animal Behaviour and am studying towards a BA Hons Degree in Canine Behaviour and Training and can assure the puppies are reared and socialised to the highest of standards.

Sire: Solo Seal Boy (Loxton). Hips 0:0, Elbows 0:0, clear eye certificate 2013. He is expected to be clear of PRA and CNM. We bred Loxton from our girl Fizz, see her page for more details.

Dam: Tropical Wave Dior - see her own page.

All our puppies come with the following:
5 Generation Pedigree
Contract of Sale
3kg bag of Pro Plan food
4 weeks free Petplan insurance
Microchipped
A toy
A fleece bed
A puppy guide written by myself covering topics such as feeding, socialising, toilet training and play biting.
The book "The Pet Gundog Puppy" by Lez Graham - Canine Behaviourist and gundog trainer

I am available for telephone advice and support for anyone who purchases one of our puppies.

I am also happy to have puppies back whilst owners are on holiday or have other commitments.

I insist that all puppies are homed between 7-8 weeks of age. This has been proven to be the best age for the puppy to leave the litter and settle into its new home. They go through a fear period at 8 weeks and so it can be detrimental to home them during this time, it is better to have them settled in before this period starts. Therefore, the litter would go to their new homes between the 4th - 11th August.

Please email for more information and photos.