Brittany/Lab puppies for sale

I have 6 of these puppies for sale. The brittany has 10 champions both field and trial and a few dual champions. The lab is not a registered dog. The puppies are 4 weeks old. I will post pics this week. Asking 100 each, will entertain trade offers.


This picture is of the dogs at about 2 weeks old. I am working on getting a current one to post.


Puppies by txarcher, on Flickr

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That ought to be a great mix . I hunted with a mixed breed for years and she was great. Ole Sally Sue gonna realy miss that ole gal this year

If youre interested I can post a copy of her papers. I go through belton everyday for work so a meet would not be hard.

I got a new pup about 6 months ago but thanks Good luck

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You need to find a good home for those pups and forget about the money.

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I agree with Bill Oxner.

In my 41 years in the sport of pure bred dogs; show and field, I have never seen a whole lot of consistency in cross breeds. What I have seen is the manifestation of bad genes from both breeds. Not to mention that our shelters and rescues are filled to capacity with cross breeds.

I will have to chastise this breeding as being irresponsible. And get those pups off the dirt and into a clean environment. You are opening them up to canine diseases and suffering. Also they need their first immunizations for Parvo at 3 seeks.

FREE TO GOOD HOME!!! Pups are ready to go.2542979191

Wrong again Grasshopper!

You are taking these pups off mom two weeks early (they need to nurse until they are seven weeks old).

They need mom's colosterum in her milk to help fight off disease.

Granted this is an irresponsible breeding, but at least take the responsiblity to vaccinate them before sending them to their permanent homes. You can at least go to your local Tractor Supply and buy $10 injections and adminster them subtucaneously (under the skin at the shoulders).

This is the type issue that the animal rights groups will kill you with.

Assume your responsibility...these pups didn't ask to be here. They are a product of your doing.

Dude, the mother weened them already, they're getting their first round of shots this week, and they were not a product of my doing. Anything else you like to add before you assume facts douchebag?

Its dirt, granted I know of some diseases that come out of the ground but parvo doesn't. The dogs are fine. If they were to get bad sick I would just put them down. Try not to get your panties in a wad. If you think they're so bad off and in horrible conditions, you're welcome to come them. Otherwise, they will prolly end up at the pound. If they don't get adopted it will be the needle for them prolly.

Well aren't you just a sweetheart.
Who ever bred these dogs then left you in charge of them needs his arse whipped.

Your a real class act.

I am not giving up any ground on this one. There's absolutely no excuse for allowing this type of breeding to take place.

Seven weeks is also the age in a pups life where it's matured to the point that it will adjust better to a new home.

No more chastisment, if you will agree to consult with some of us "old" dog folks before doing another breeding. Advice is free and many of us here will be more that glad to share our knowledge with you.

Get your dogs spayed/neutered, and while your at it get yourself neutered. We should only breed dogs to improve the breed. I wish it was the same with people.