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S E A H A
W K P U P P Y P A G E
We are pleased to
announce
2 litters for summer
of 2009:
Seahawk
Steele the Show
CH Valcar's Chief Steele x Daublands
Seahawk Sally 
To be bred in late
spring/early summer 2009
Stud to be announced
Misty had a beautiful
litter of 8 August 2008.
We are very excited for
her next litter expected the summer of 2009.
Seahawk's
Canvasback Premier "Gretchen"
to be bred to Seahawk's
F.B. Cole
Cole is Sally and Chief's
son from their first litter.
We are currently taking reservations
deposits and compiling a waiting list
for these litters.
Puppies can be
reserved, by placing a small deposit.
Please email
or call us for more information
and
to obtain a copy of our sales agreement:
Email:
Seahawklabs@aol.com
Telephone:
443-622-7978
OLDER PUPPIES OR DOGS
AVAILABLE:
No
older dogs available at this time
We have a very selective breeding program
that is slowly growing as we select females that are of the quality to breed and
pass health screenings such as hip and elbow evaluations.
Our goal is to
produce dogs that are not only beautiful, but of sound mind and body.
Here are some puppies born at Seahawk at
maturity
all sons/daughters of
Sally and Chief:
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| Cole at age
3 |
Steele at age
3 |
Misty
at age 1
1/2 |
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Samantha at age 3 |
Beautiful and talented with
excellent temperaments! |
TO
SEE MORE SEAHAWK PUPPY PICTURES CLICK
HERE
 
| Quotes from happy owners of past litters: |
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hope that you and everyone are well. I have just looked at your web
page, I like the update. I am really pleased that you are doing the
same breeding again. We still think that Bronte is the perfect dog.
Anyway, we love her, couldn't ask for anything more. I hope the next breeding
is just as successful and I hope that I can have another one in 2007,
in between babies!
Best wishes
Paula |
Steele and Cole really turned out to be beautiful
labs. Cooper is a great dog and a real joy to Mary and I. If I
could just keep him from relocating my stack of firewood to the middle of
the yard. He is strong and weighs 90+ now. He's a
big boy and loves to go with me. We just got back from town.
He's the best dog I've had. Have a great day.
Just thought I would update
you on Cooper. We had his physical last week and weighs 107lbs.
He looks great! Everyone comments on how great he looks and how
stocky he is. He is just a big boy that loves to be with me.
Absolutely, without a doubt, the best dog we have ever had. He has a
wonderful disposition and loves to please. He stopped relocating my
stack of firewood and dragging trees up out of the woods. It was a
puppy thing. He's a good boy and very happy. I just thought
you would like to know.
Gordon and Mary
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From Timmy and Jeannie, new owners of Kodi, who also own
a rather hyper mature male lab named Hunter
"If we had Kodi first and knew how good labs should
act, Hunter probably would have gone back to the breeder. Kodi
is no problem at all."
(Of course she said this before Kodi decided to eat their
bedroom furniture!) |
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Phil
from New Jersey who bought 2 males from the 2005 litter
Chase weighs about 75-80, and Toby weighs about 85-90;
Chase is a lot lighter, almost white, and very slender, he is very agile.
Toby is very stocky, more golden and slower. Both are incredible dogs.
They are around all 3 of our children and are excellent with them. We
could not have gotten a better dog. Everyone that sees them remarks on
how great of a temperament they have, they love everyone. Thanks again and
good luck with the new litter. |
Dana, daughter of Frank and Sue, who live in NJ and
have MIsty
My parents told me you are expecting 2 litters this
spring and we were wondering if we could "reserve" a female from
one of the litter. My fiance and I are looking for a dog and love
Misty. He keeps threatening to steal her from my parents!! I'm
sure my mom has told you that I have had a dog almost my entire life and
love them so much. Now that we have our own house, he wants a
dog so badly. We both love Misty's temperament and think she is
beautiful. If you could let me know how much the puppy would be and
when they would be available, I would appreciate it.
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| If
you are considering a new puppy, please think it over very
carefully. A dog, no matter what kind, is a 10 to 15 year commitment
that requires time and attention. They will give you love and joy
but in return they must have daily care and training. Young puppies
are as mischievous as any child and it is the owners responsibility to
keep them out of trouble and teach them how to be good
canines. Lack of training and obedience can turn a cute puppy
into an unruly dog that ends up "tied up out back" or taken to
the pound. If you do not have the time to dedicate to training
a young puppy, consider getting an older dog.
Labradors crave attention and love to play
and work. They are energetic and you can expect them to be puppies
for about 2 years before they settle down into adulthood. A
well behaved dog is a pleasure to be around and can give you much
pleasure. They are great companions, whether as family pets, hunting
dogs or both. But, fair warning... labradors do
shed. At Seahawk, we are
dedicated to ensuring that our puppies are placed in wonderful loving
homes. In the case that someone cannot continue to provide for one
of our puppies, we ask that you notify us and we will take them back to
find placement in a new home. I will give free training and
obedience sessions for anyone getting a Seahawk puppy. Training
starts the day that you take a puppy home. Not allowing bad habits,
such as jumping on people or pulling on the leash, to form when they are
puppies will ensure that your puppy is well behaved as an adult.
They owner must be the leader or "alpha dog" and gain the
respect of their canine friend. |
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