Black Ice Retrievers and Black Jack Kennels are proud to announce the "repeat" breeding between two of the most decorative intelligent "natural pointing" labs you'll ever find. 2xNC 2xGMPR HRCH Reno's Black Ice MH, will be bred again in December of 2009 to Black Jack Kennel's 1.5xGMPR Calumet's Wild Card MH, QAA "Deuce". Pups are to be born around 2/16/10.
We are excited that you have visited our site! Black Ice Retrievers is home to Labrador Retrievers that are foremost working dogs. The old adage that "a great dog would rather retrieve than eat" certainly holds true for our dogs. Secondly, our dogs are personal hunting companions as well as hunt test and professional tournament dogs.
I am originally from the Show me state. So seeing, is believing. I grew up hunting ducks off of the Missouri & Mississippi Rivers in ST. Charles, Mo. where if your lab could not handle multiple marks and blinds, you and your dog were not invited back.
We strive to breed dogs that are extremely intelligent and thus are easily trained. Our pointing labs "naturally point" at very young ages or we don't campaign them as such, perhaps as others do. We breed for perfect health and great conformation. Above all we breed for great temperament and a superior sense of smell. After all, a dog can't find or point, what they can not smell.
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We enjoy placing puppies in homes where "they will become the best possible versions of themselves." Labradors are a working breed and they are happiest when they get to work.
Our hope is to provide long lasting family working companions that will give you a life time of memories, the way our dogs have for us for over a quarter of a century. If you are interested in a well bred, healthy, very intelligent, honest natural pointing lab, then look into our "
Upcoming Litter page."
We love to stay in contact with the owners of our pups and love to hear how they progress. This tells us how we are doing. Which to us, means more than all the titles ever will! Please browse our website and contact us with any of your questions.
Have you worked your lab today?