Monarch Labradors

🐾 Looking for the perfect cuddle buddy? Meet this sweet girl who’s searching for her forever home! 🩷

She loves snuggling on the couch, playing with other dogs, and being part of the action. She’s crate trained, doing great with basic commands, and has the sweetest personality to match her adorable face.

If you’re looking for a loyal best friend with lots of love to give, she may be the perfect addition to your family. 🐶

Located in Pennsylvania, but transportation can be arranged!

To learn more or apply, please complete our Puppy Questionnaire at Monarch Labradors 🐾

This young lady (18 weeks) is still looking for her forever 🏡. She has mastered the crate training. We are working on getting her consistent with potty training and learning her manners. She's up-to-date with her age-appropriate vaccinations. If interested, please complete the Puppy Questionnaire located on our website.

Being a breeder isn't for the faint of heart. There are a lot of highs. But there can also be a lot of lows. This week has been one of the lows. Almost a year to the day that Hazel miscarried (and birthed) a litter of puppies, she miscarried again. I hadn't even announced that she was pregnant because I was very hesitant to get excited about her pregnancy this time around given her history. My vet and I tried to be proactive and tested her progesterone level in the later stage of her pregnancy. We even started her on synthetic progesterone after her level was found to be low. Despite our efforts, it just wasn't meant to be. What I thought would be a puppy count Xray on Monday, turned into the vet telling me that they couldn't see the puppies (calcification hadn't occurred) and there were no heartbeats. I was also told she needed a c-section to remove the puppies ASAP. My thoughts were all over the place about this decision, and when the surgery should take place. What if there was a live puppy hiding in there?? If there was, opening her up now would be too early, and any live puppies wouldn't survive. What if we waited and she turned septic? Would Hazel even survive The struggle was real folks, and I was just a puddle of tears. I put my heart and soul into my dogs and program and the thought of losing Hazel outweighed my irrational thought that a puppy could still be alive in there. So here I am, picking up Hazel from her c-section. I made the decision to have Hazel spayed while they had her in surgery ... I can't put her (or me) through this ordeal again. I'm so sorry to the families who were looking forward to bringing home a chocolate chunk this summer. If Mother Nature allows, we'll have some in the fall.

We were holding this chocolate cutie pie back from our Maple x Huck litter, but have decided to place her in a pet home. She is 17 weeks old, up-to-date on her shots, and crate trained. We're still working on the house training and basic commands. She will be priced accordingly. If interested, please complete the Puppy Questionnaire on our website.

Thanks to everyone who has shown interest in River! I am overwhelmed by so many wonderful families who would provide her with a great home. I was at a dog show this week, so now that I'm back, I am going to review all the emails and messages that I received. River is currently staying with a family member so we can keep everyone calm and happy. I will keep you all posted! Thanks for understanding as this is a very difficult decision!

After a lot of deliberation, and wanting what's in the best interests of our dogs, we have decided to place River in a pet home. She is just not doing well in an environment where there are so many dogs and puppies getting the attention that she wants for herself (and deserves). She is a very loving, loyal dog. She has grown up in our house, so she is house trained. She walks well on a leash, and is good off-leash. While she gets along with the majority of the girls and puppies, she can be dominant, and does not like to share her toys. She is good with kids and tolerates cats. River will be 4 years old in July. I will take my time finding the home that is right for her. For more information on River, please reach out to us at [email protected].

My baseball buddy, Willow.

Oliver (Teal Collar) left for his new home yesterday. He's going to be spoiled by two older human sisters in addition to his new mom and dad. We'll miss you bud!

Monarch Labradors is not affiliated with Furever Companion!!!

*The first set of pictures are not ky puppies, but the other pictures are.

Furever Companion is at it again. Their entire page consists of my pictures. I've reported it, but this is the second time that someone has contacted me to say they were being scammed by them!

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