The Labrador Retriever has been one of the most popular dog breeds in the world for many years. Intelligent and affectionate. With a strong “will to please” and exceptionally sociable. The ideal family dog.
Our Litters
Below is a list of the current puppies. Click on a puppy for more information or to make a reservation.
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Breed
The Labrador Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world, and for good reason. Labradors are intelligent, affectionate, and exceptionally sociable. They have a strong “will to please” and adapt effortlessly to any family.
With their patient nature, they are ideal for families with children. They enjoy being active but are also content with a leisurely walk. A true all-rounder. Labradors get along well with other dogs and pets. When given enough exercise, they make pleasant and calm family pets. It’s no wonder that Labradors are used worldwide as service dogs and guide dogs.
Included as standard
Every puppy from Noble Dogs is prepared with the utmost care. This is included as standard with every purchase.
First vaccinations administered
Dewormed several times
Registered microchip
Officially registered
European Pet Passport
Health Guarantee
Meet the breeding stock
Reservations
Reserving a puppy with Noble Dogs is easy. Here's how it works.
Please stop by by appointment to meet the available puppies and their parents.
Confirm with a deposit. Your puppy will then be reserved for you.
Puppies can leave the litter starting at 8 weeks. You'll receive all the necessary information when you pick them up.
Do you have any questions about an available puppy, or would you like to make an appointment?
We'd be happy to help you.
Sunday, October 4, is World Animal Day. We’d love to celebrate it with you and your four-legged friend. That’s why, with every order you place in our online store, you’ll receive A free gift box worth €25.
World Animal Day Treat Box:
Offer valid through Thursday, October 8.