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American Lab Puppies For Sale! Born 4/3/2022, one yellow female, one black female, and one white female available. All others have deposits down on them and some have already been picked up. Puppies have received their first round of vaccinations. Just waiting for AKC/UKC litter paperwork to come in. Sire from NC is a trained master hunter retriever and a phenomenal waterfowl hunting companion, with two grand national retriever champions in his pedigree (available for view). Dam from KY is in training for dock jumping competition. Puppies are ready to go to their new homes! Asking $1,200 for the females available, but surely willing to negotiate. Accepting deposits of $200 via Venmo, which is refundable if, when you visit the puppies, you decide to look elsewhere for a dog Located in Hammonton, Atlantic County, NJ. Send a message if you’re interested, but hurry, four other pups already have deposits on them in the first two days of being for sale. Photos attached are of the three available females (Teal collar = white female, Lavender collar = yellow female, Pink collar = black female).

Hey guys and girls, I really love this community so I'd like to show my appreciation. From now until the end of the year, I'm offering 15% off of all dog training and boarding services for everyone here. After that, NJW&W members always get 10% off. Some of the services I offer are: Board and Train Packages (Your dog stays with me for 2-4 weeks, like doggie bootcamp) Obedience Training Puppy Training Dog Walking Pet Sitting Home-Based Boarding (No cold kennels or runs) I have a standard price list, but prices do vary based on the dog's needs. PM me for details Thank you all

I have been hitting the state stocked WMA's with a decent dog at the end of the day to avoid the crowds. Clearly the fields are picked over, but since I have managed one bird per trip, I am fine with the late day outings. My question/survey is this: fields or hedgerows? I have predominately focused on hedgerows thinking the pressure has pushed birds there, but maybe that is incorrect. I have seen birds flush in the distance on the fields on the way back to the lot, so maybe they are missed or circle back. So what do you all think? Late day pheasant hunt... fields or hedgerows?