We have labs and would happily keep them all. Labradors are so layed back, ours do not flinch at chasing anything, Ben, our rescue boy would go into feilds just to eat the poo, thats what attracts him NOT the sheep or the chickens. Ben is a treat to have but hard work too, he loves his pups. I love the pups too and find it easy to clean up some poo and wee, the benifits they give you is much more than any rewards money could buy!!! we love our pups so much that we have bought another to grow up with ours, that labrador was brought up in a purpose built unit and did not see people except thier owner, ours see loads of people, have experienced lots of differents sounds, dogs barking, hoover, general household noise and so should not be shy when they go to thier new homes they also mix with our other dogs and they go outside to play and get daily cuddles not like some breeders who just feed, and clean them, the example is where we got our chocolate Lab from, well looked after but no real affection. Our dogs are a part of our life and pack and all the owners who have bought them will remain in touch and will meet up for a professional photographer, as long as I have enough money to repay the money I have spent I am OK, to me they have been better than nights out, pubs, Bingo or shopping trips. People breed dogs for all different reasons, it is not right that people should judge without fully understanding why an indivdual may breed?? we have seen that the new owners/pack leaders are going to experience a richer life with our pups and we are very happy to give them the oppertunity, how much fun can you have for free with a dog? LOADS..!!!!!.