Caerleon Labradors

My family has had 2 dogs from Caerleon Labrodors and between the two we have had 12 years. One died at 2 from cancer and the other at 10 from cancer. Please think twice. Don’t let the awards and such fool you.

All of the dogs I’ve had have been shelter dogs or puppies from friends. The thing that got me to Janet and Paul was my neighbors across the street. I was out in my driveway doing something and this gorgeous black lab puppy with no collar walked up to me and licked me. I thought to myself (not a religious person) «Did god send you?» Anyway, it was CJ and Vanessa’s pup from Caerleon. Talking to them I learned a crucial thing: the pups are raised with cats. I have two cats who did not take kindly to the last dog experience.
But, Alton, the pup I got 8 months later (and now four months old) is really pretty great with my cats. He doesn’t hunt them. He just wants to play. And they don’t go for the eyes (easy on the wallet that way.).
Anyway, Janet and Paul are the opposite of everything I’d heard about breeders. They socialize from a very early age. Want you to have a good companion. They care about the family as well as the dog, in short. Janet recommended a boy dog for me. «Girl dogs are moody,» she said.
Alton is hands down the best pup I’ve ever had. He’s easy going. Good with my cats. Loving. Just want’s to please. He fetched every toy I threw and still does. Doesn’t always give them back, but instant retriever. I do this thing with him where I say «Careful car» to get him to sit on the side of the road. He sits and stays now. Gotta move him a little sometimes, though. A lot of that is in the blood. He does have this thing about birds, though. I’m considering taking up duck hunting. :)