Ravenous Labrador Retrievers

09/09/2024

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09/04/2024

I really don’t know who she’s waiting for, but in the meantime I’m having a really good time with her🥰 CKC registered microchipped dewormed three times. Two year genetic health guarantee on hips and elbows. Charcoal female. 11 weeks old.
Registered breeder
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UPDATE!!! She has found her forever home!!!!

09/03/2024

Some fun today

09/03/2024

Kami and Shekinah

08/30/2024

Ohhh she is just the sweetest girl!!! Charcoal female. Registered CKC first shots, dewormed three times. two year genetic health guarantee on hips and elbows. Ten weeks
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08/27/2024

🚨 Xylitol: A Hidden Danger for Dogs

Even small amounts of xylitol (also known as birch sugar) can be life-threatening to dogs, causing hypoglycemia, seizures, liver failure, or even death. This sweetener is lurking in many everyday products like toothpaste, candy, cough drops, and more.

If your dog ingests xylitol, get them to the vet immediately for a glutathione injection to counteract the effects. Remember, prevention is key—keep all products containing xylitol out of reach!

Learn more and stay informed: https://bit.ly/4dNAEic

08/26/2024

This absolutely gorgeous 10 week old charcoal female is a high drive swimming girl!!! I’m having a great time training her! Registered CKC micro chipped first shots dewormed 3 times. 2 year genetic health guarantee on hips and elbows. Contact for more information 

08/23/2024

This gorgeous charcoal female puppy is going to be a swimmer!!! Registered, first shots, micro chipped, dewormed 3 times,two year genetic health guarantee on hips and elbows. Contact for more information

08/21/2024

Puppy update!!! The most gorgeous girl Lily!!! Thank you so much for being an amazing dog mom Amber❤️

08/16/2024

What a beautiful girl🥰

08/16/2024

Always save the best till last!!! This beautiful charcoal female is available!!!Contact for more information 

08/14/2024

Not only is she beautiful she’s exceptional !!! And she’s spoken for!!! Look out Sturgeon Falls!!!

08/13/2024

Darcey

08/13/2024

Let me out

08/12/2024

This sweet girl made her way home over the weekend !!! Thanks for the puppy update Karen Hall 🥰

08/12/2024

Puppy update!!! Ravenous Maverick 🤩 thanks for the update Jen ❤️he’s absolutely gorgeous!!!

08/12/2024

Oh the babies🥰

08/11/2024

We have three absolutely gorgeous 8 week old puppies available! They are microchipped first shots, dewormed three times. Will be registered CKC. Two year genetic health guarantee on hips and elbows. Registered breeder. Contact for more information Check out our website or visit us on facebook 

08/11/2024

Beautiful silver female available

08/11/2024

Mantrailing has traditionally been an activity used to assist in the hunt for missing persons. However, it is growing in popularity as a dog sport.

08/11/2024

Stacey

08/11/2024

Cabo

08/10/2024

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The Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar is present in Ontario and has had sightings in Campbellford and surrounding areas. It feeds on the leaves of hickory, walnut, ash, elm and oak trees in preparation for overwintering in its cocoon.

🛑 ❗️Touching these caterpillars can cause a rash similar to that caused by nettles or poison ivy. Symptoms can range from slight reddening of the skin to a burning sensation with swelling and pain. Some people may experience a headache, nausea or an allergic reaction. Pets can also have a reaction to these caterpillars!

Keep an eye out for these and read more here: https://eohu.ca/

Give us a call if you notice your pet comes into contact with one of these critters and is experiencing any discomfort 🐾❤️‍🩹.

08/10/2024

4 of our amazing pups have made their way home !! We still have 3 available 🤩 

08/08/2024

We have 3 babies available!!!

08/08/2024

Puppy update ❤️❤️❤️ Ravenous Oliver killing it at Halloween at the trailer!!! Thank you Tiffany ❤️❤️❤️

08/06/2024

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Best tip I can give you if you want a reliable recall with your dog?

Stop giving him reasons to NOT want to come back to you.

So often we call our dogs and do the following -

- bring them inside
- crate them
- put them back on leash
- physically pet them and hug them (a lot of dogs reaallllly don't like this even though WE do!)
- take something from them
- check them for ticks
- wipe their eye boogers
- remove them from the fun

If you've done one or any of these, you've taken a huge deduction out of your dogs "recall account" balance. YES, EVEN IF YOU USED FOOD WHEN THEY CAME BACK! Food - even though very rewarding - is rarely as reinforcing as freedom to dog!

There are many other factors to help you have a reliable recall with your dog, but this is the most important one of them all. STOP calling your dog and then doing something they don't find reinforcing, even if you treat them anyway. Often times, the food very quickly becomes not worth it to your dog, and you find yourself at 5am on your porch in your bathrobe screaming "COME!" rattling a bag of treats just to up the ante more and more, only to have your dog look at you like "Yeah, no, I've been there before human - see ya!"

Build your recall account by calling your dog, rewarding them, and then letting them GO BACK to whatever they were doing before, and do that many more times than times that you actually do have to stop their fun. Walk over while they are chewing on a stick, toss them a treat and tell them what a great find it is, and then walk away. Teach your dog that coming to you, having cool stuff around you (water logged stick, a soggy ball they just found etc) doesn’t always mean their fun is over and you’re going to remove them or the item.

While doing all this, if you’re not sure that your dog is safe to be off leash or reliable DONT let them off leash. Use a long dragline, even in the yard, so you can just bring them to you rather than chase them around or run the risk of them taking off.

Reliable recall doesn’t just happen. It takes time and patience and lots of repetitions. Keep treating, keep letting them have fun, keep your sense of humor!

-Helen St. Pierre