Labrador Retriever Studs

  - indicates a dog that requires approval to be used as a stud.  When using these studs, you may have to wait up to 24-hours to breed your bitch.  Dogs open for public stud can be used for breeding right now.

Dog Name SOP Color Owner Stud Fee
GCH CH B.V What Happens In Vegas 100.0 Yellow Barwon Valley Kennels $100
GCH CH B.V Razor 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Kennels $100
GCH CH JAYLA POINT POKER AT NESPOINT 100.0 Yellow Ness point $100
GCH CH Barwon Valley Wonka 100.0 Chocolate Barwon Valley Kennels $100
GCH CH Spirit Ranch In the Dark 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Labradors $100
GCH CH Dream Castle Yellow Cactus 100.0 Yellow Barwon Valley Labradors $100
GCH CH RR Bold Ruler 100.0 Chocolate Rainbow Ridge Labradors $100
GCH CH UDSheladors Cowboy Fever 100.0 Yellow Dream What May $100
GCH CH BV The Art of Dance 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Labradors $100
GCH CH BVL Cactus 100.0 Chocolate Barwon Valley Labradors $100
GCH CH BV Fire N Ice 100.0 Yellow Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH CDXBV Vegas Tribute 100.0 Yellow Leos Kennel $100
CH Barwon Valley Royal Cowboy 100.0 Yellow Barwon Valley Kennels $100
CH B.V Hot Coco 100.0 Chocolate Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH RR Stuck in The Mud 100.0 Black Rainbow Ridge Labradors $100
CH RR Dark Noble 100.0 Black Rainbow Ridge Labradors $100
CH RR Noble 100.0 Black Rainbow Ridge Labradors $100
CH RR Sir Noble 100.0 Black Rainbow Ridge Labradors $100
CH Sheladors Country Boy 100.0 Yellow Shelador $100
CH Barwon Valley Zoro 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Kennels $100
CH RR Dark Origins 100.0 Chocolate Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH BV Knights Order 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH BV So You Think 100.0 Chocolate Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH BVL Prickle 100.0 Black Barwon Valley Labradors $100
CH Sheladors Black Forest 100.0 Black Shelador $50
CH LKs Dance Awards 100.0 Yellow Leos Kennel $50
CH Shelador Country Heat at LKs 100.0 Chocolate Leos Kennel $50
CH B.V Royal Cowpoke 100.0 Yellow Shelador $25


Did you know?
A specialty show is a dog show which reviews a single breed, unlike other dog shows, particularly conformation shows, which are generally referred to as "all-breed" because they are open to all breeds recognized by the sponsoring kennel club.