Guinness




Guinness

Guinness

Gender:
Male

Breed:
English Labrador Retriever

Color:
Chocolate

Date of Birth:
December 10, 2025

Status

active guardian

Age

10 months old

Health & Care

Breeding Status Not Yet Eligible
Spay / Neuter Status Intact
Heartworm Status Up to Date
Flea / Tick Status Up to Date

About Guinness

Guinness is my lover boy: loyal, confident, social, and somehow the guy absolutely everyone loves. Nearly every family who meets him wants to take him home. He still has just enough puppy in him to keep us laughing, but he is growing into a beautifully structured young male. When he trots with his head held high, you can really see the stature, balance, and presence developing from his imported English lines. Guinness absolutely adores puppies and children, even newborns, which has earned him the nicknames Nana and Uncle Ginny around here. He will happily fetch a ball, swim in the pool or a stream, and join in on whatever is happening. But he does not need to be on the go. He is just as content relaxing nearby and being wonderfully lazy. With his loving nature, confidence, versatility, and beautiful structure, Guinness is developing into everything we hoped for in a future sire.

Referral Incentive Program

Know someone who would be a great Guardian Family for one of our Labradors? Referrals help us place future breeding dogs into the kind of homes we want for them from the very beginning.
  1. Refer a Family: Share our Guardian Home Program with a friend or family member who may be a good fit.
  2. Application and Approval: The referred family completes our Guardian application and must be approved for the program.
  3. Puppy Placement: Wild Labradors selects and places an appropriate Guardian puppy with the approved family.
  4. First Litter Milestone: After their Guardian dog completes a successful first litter with Wild Labradors (minimum of three saleable puppies) and those puppies go home, we’ll send you a one-time $500 referral thank-you.

Important Details:

  • The referred family must meet all Guardian Program requirements and be a good fit for the dog and our program.
  • The referral payment is earned after the Guardian dog completes a qualifying first litter. Whelping and puppy care take place with Wild Labradors, not in the Guardian home.
  • Payment is processed after the puppies from that litter go home.
  • This is a one-time payment per referred family.

How to Refer a Family:

  1. Send them to our Guardian Home Program page and have them complete the application.
  2. Ask them to include your name as the referring family.
  3. We’ll take it from there. Thank you for helping us build a program where our breeding dogs grow up in real homes with families who love them.