Carefully planned. Never rushed.
Our litters are planned with careful consideration of temperament, health, structure and what each pairing may contribute to the next generation.
We are currently planning our next litter for 2027.
Plans may change depending on timing, health testing and, most importantly, the wellbeing of our dogs. We will update this page as plans are confirmed.
Labrador Retrievers
Planned: 2027
We are hoping to welcome our next Labrador litter in 2027.
Our Labrador breeding program places particular emphasis on stable, dependable temperaments and the versatile nature we love in the breed — dogs capable of learning and working, while still having the ability to settle comfortably into everyday family life.
As with our previous litters, puppies will be raised with extensive early experiences and foundations designed to give them the best possible start.
Some puppies may show potential for future assistance, therapy or working roles, and we are happy to work with suitable homes looking for these qualities.
Clumber Spaniels
Future plans to be announced
Our Clumber Spaniel litters are planned carefully and only when we believe a pairing can make a positive contribution to this wonderful, comparatively rare breed.
Future plans will be announced here when confirmed.
Choosing the Right Home — and the Right Puppy
We don’t believe choosing a puppy should simply come down to who picks first.
We spend weeks getting to know each puppy’s temperament, confidence, energy level and individual personality.
This helps us guide families toward puppies whose characteristics are likely to suit their home, lifestyle and hopes for the future.
For homes seeking a potential assistance or working prospect, these observations become particularly important.
Assistance Dog Prospects
Where a puppy demonstrates qualities that may make them suitable for assistance work, we do not charge an additional premium because of that potential.
These puppies leave us at the same puppy price as their littermates.
We believe suitable temperament and a carefully raised foundation should not become an additional financial barrier for families who may already face significant costs ahead.
No young puppy can be guaranteed to become an assistance dog. Final suitability depends on the individual dog, their development, health, future training and the work they may eventually be asked to perform.
Expressions of Interest
If you’re interested in a future Proudpaws puppy, you’re welcome to contact us and tell us a little about yourself, your home and what you’re hoping for in a dog.
We’d much rather have a conversation about whether one of our puppies might be right for you than simply collect names on a list.
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