Lornell Labrador Retrievers

06/09/2024

official pictures of Piper
Ch Lornell Grand Design
Best Of Breed Adelaide Royal 2024

03/09/2024

Art very proud of himself -Lornell Art Nouveau

03/09/2024

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19/05/2024

Labrador Love

07/05/2024

Big day at the vet - 6 weeks old today - vaccinations and microchips
(All puppies have been spoken for)

15/04/2024

03/04/2024

It’s tiring work being a mum

03/04/2024

Such time wasters

26/03/2024

Lornell Labs had a busy day yesterday with the arrival of 8 puppies - mum and pups all doing well ( the litter is all spoken for)

22/02/2024

WE ARE EXPECTING
Lornell Labradors are excited to announce that our beautiful Pheobe - Ch Airai Knee Deep in Daisies has been confirmed pregnant to Mickey - Wynstream Limited Edition. This is a repeat mating which produced us - Piper and Amber 2yrs ago . Limited puppies are available and going to their new homes last weekend of May

22/02/2024

The decision to look for a new puppy to add to your home is such an exciting time. Unfortunately, it is sometimes the easiest part of the process, because as soon as you start to do some research you discover that there are recommendations sprouting up from everywhere and there are SO. MANY. WORDS.

All the advertising says the same things, but nothing seems consistent. So, why do we recommend avoiding Border Collies that are cross-bred with another breed? What does it really mean when we talk about 'purebred' dogs, they look like Border Collies? What's a pedigree, what actually are 'papers' and why are they important? And why is everyone always giving different information about 'registered breeders', it's confusing and how do we check that they're legit?

Find the information you seek: https://dogsaustralia.org.au/getting-a-dog and BCCSA.org.au/choosing-a-breeder

04/01/2024

07/12/2023

We wear many hats- from playful companions to dedicated guide and rescue dogs. 🐾🎩 Say hello to the Labrador Retriever!

Here are 3 fun facts about the breed that you may or may not know:

🐶The exact origins of the breed are unknown; however, there are a number of theories. The most popular belief is that the breed was developed in Newfoundland, probably with fishermen who worked the rich fisheries off the coast of the eastern Canadian provinces.

🐶Originally, the breed was used as a versatile working dog, able to rescue drifting next, bring back shot waterfowl and haul the catch to market in carts. It is now one of the prime breeds selected as guide and rescue dogs.

🐶The first known imports of the breed in Australia were to Mr R A Astin of Mortlake, Victoria, in 1929.

🖇️ Learn more about this breed: https://dogsnsw.org.au/Breeds/browse-all-breeds/34/Labrador-Retriever/