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Yellow Labrador for Stud: KC reg/BVA screened
Brecon
1 week
£10
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For stud
Breed
Health Checked
yes
KC registered by collection
yes
Microchipped by collection date
yes
Neutered
no
Pet Age:
3 years, 1 month
Pet Colour
Black, Yellow
Vaccinations up to date
yes
Worm and flea treated
yes
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Currently UNPROVEN. Drakeshead bloodline.
Location: Brecon, Powys
MAX (YELLOW LABRADOR RETRIEVER)
- Carry Black and Yellow
KC registered and have been screened through the KC endorsed BVA scheme.
Low hip scores 7-3
0-0 elbow score
Eyes Clear (both) [last tested June 2022]
DNA;
- EIC - Clear
- HNPK - Clear
- Dwarfism - Carrier
- CNM/HMLR - Carrier CNM
- PRA - Clear
Vaccinations and health checks up to date (June 2023).
Regularly wormed and given anti-flea treatments.
From a strong working blood line of FTCH (sired by a DRAKESHEAD kennel stud) - 5 Gen certificate available.
Max has all the soppy, playful qualities of the typical lab! He loves nothing more than playing endless games of fetch and gallivanting around the fields.
He is very obedient and has been a dream to train. Max is wonderfully gentle and sensitive. He has all the loving, family qualities anyone could wish for as well as being incredibly strong, athletic and biddable.
I have no doubt he will Sire beautiful, loving and intelligent pups!
Kennel Club profile:
https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/search/dog-profile/?dogId=6484f1ed-e1b7-eb11-8236-00224800efbd
PARENTS:
Mother : INDIANA BLACK MAGIC (AW00564401). She's a beautiful, sleek black lab and a loving family pet.
Sire: DRAKESHEAD DREW OF LLANGYNIDR FTCH (AU0306305). He is strong, biddable and athletic (attributes that Toby and Max have most definitely inherited)
Max is NOT proven.
Like his brother, he was premiered at 2 years old.
Unfortunately, he could not grasp what he was supposed to do.
He successfully mated once but then became scared at the sensation and pulled out once tied.
He would play with the bitch for hours, mount occasionally, but fail to mate.
I decided to remove him from the stud market after several failed attempts.
A year has now passed, Max is definitely showing more dominant behaviour at home with his brother.
We are hoping this means that he has matured enough to find his primal urges to mate. So, we are attempting to stud Max out once again.
Mating to commence at my property in Brecon. Or local surroundings only.
Conditions of contract entitles
bitch two matings within the same season - 24/48 hours apart.
Bitch owners responsibility to ensure she is in her fertile window for the matings.
Standard contract will be printed (recommended by the Kennel Club) to be signed by both myself and bitch owner before mating.
As Max is unproven at present, stud fees have wavered and mating will be free of charge.
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