Sporting Breeds

Traditionally used as gun dogs, the Flat-Coated retriever is a high energy breed from the United Kingdom that has a flat black or liver coat. They make great companions and are fairly easy to train. Sometimes crossbred with Labrador Retrievers, they are a fairly slow maturing breed that may not reach adulthood until 5 years of age.

The Golden Retriever is a gorgeous, large, and energetic breed. They are the world's foremost family pet and companion. They are sturdy, well proportioned, and are well known for their hunting capabilities on land and in the water. The Golden is perceptive and agile.

More commonly known as just a "Lab", the Labrador Retriever is an extremely versatile breed and is currently the most popular breed in North America and the United Kingdom. Labs are extremely friendly, loyal, and trainable which not only makes them fantastic companion dogs but also great therapy dogs to assist individuals with special needs.

Originating from Germany, Weimaraners were historically bred as hunting dogs for deer, bears, and boars. They are known as an energetic breed perfect for hunting, tracking, pointing and retrieving. Their slender body, shiny grey coat, and light blue eyes gives them a unique regal appearance. Weimaraners will traditionally be found with docked tails, although many countries have banned the practice of docking in recent years due to its inhumane practice. The average Wimaraner will weigh roughly 75 pounds (35 kg) and live between 11 and 14 years.