Cuccioli Labrador — Lord Scott's BlackSheep
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Labrador puppies
available now.

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♂ Lord Scott's BlackSheep Leon
♀ Lord Scott's BlackSheep Sibilla

Born: 2026-06-02

A litter with deep Sandyland roots, we are repeating the litter of Jack Testa di Zucca and his sisters precisely because of the very high quality of the selection and the result.

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Places available: 6

Pedigree ENCI/FCIHD/ED certifiedGenetic testsVolhard PAT
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Planned litters

Labrador litters
coming up.

Dates depend on the females' cycles and will be communicated in advance. Anyone who fills in the questionnaire is added to the list and contacted as soon as the litter is confirmed.

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In planning

Cucciolata B 2026

Second litter of the year. Same health and character criteria. Details shared with those reserved.

possibile Wavy Coat / pelo lungo

Pedigree ENCI/FCIHD/ED certifiedGenetic testsVolhard PAT
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The handover

Every Labrador puppy
leaves fully equipped.

We don't sell puppies. We place them. And every placement includes everything needed for a good start — no surprises.

  • Health records of the parents, available in advance for your vet
  • Registration in the dog registry and microchip
  • ENCI/FCI pedigree registered to the new owner
  • Documented vaccinations and worming treatments
  • Transfer contract
  • Copy of the Volhard test with the puppy's individual profile
  • Guide to welcoming and raising the puppy
  • Puppy kit for the first days
  • Payment receipt
How it works

How to reserve a Labrador puppy:
step by step.

1

Getting-to-know-you conversation

After the online questionnaire we will contact you for a conversation — virtual or in person. We want to understand who you are, how you live, and what you are looking for in a dog.

2

Parents' health documentation

We send you the complete health records of the parents. Take them to your vet — you have every right to know where your puppy comes from.

3

Visit to the kennel

A personal meeting before confirmation. You meet the parents and see the environment. Only then is the deposit paid and the reservation formalised.

Puppies leave at seventy days of age — not before.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions
about Labrador puppies.

No. We make the match, based on the Volhard PAT and the profile that emerged from the conversation. The puppy we assign you is the one most compatible with you — not the prettiest in a photo.
It depends on your position on the list and the litter. Those who fill in the questionnaire early are added and contacted as soon as the litter is confirmed. Typical waits are 2 to 5 months.
Seventy days is not an arbitrary choice. It is the time in which the puppy completes fundamental neurological and social developmental stages — with its mother, its siblings, the pack. Separating earlier compromises something that cannot be recovered.
It is included. The ENCI/FCI pedigree registered to the new owner is part of the placement — it is not a paid option.
Yes. We consider placements throughout Italy and Europe. Transport can be arranged in compliance with current regulations.
Visits are possible, by appointment and only after the preliminary conversation. We do not receive casual visits: in the first weeks the mother and puppies need quiet.

Reserve your Labrador puppy:
start with the questionnaire.

Fifteen minutes to tell us about yourself. We do the rest together.

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