Welcome to Integrity FarmWe are a small family kennel and raise English Style AKC Labrador Retrievers at our country home where they have plenty of exercise and love. Parents are selected based on conformation, health, history, pedigree quality, disposition, and have OFA hip, elbow, and CERF eye clearances. Puppies are born in a clean sanitary setting and are imprinted at birth and are handled dailyThis socialization is the cornerstone of raising a family friendly puppy. Your puppy will be ready to take home at eight weeks of age and will have had first shots andAll puppies come with a written health guarantee and are sold with a limited registration. Visit our Upcoming Litters page! Please excuse us while our website is undergoing a makeover.Davikas Labrador Retrievers in Alburg, Vermont.What a way to end this night with a lovely photo of Stella Blue from Hugo and Nelli's summer 2014 litter.Davikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: Odette and Mojo 2016 litter.

Tuukka (orange boy Odette and Mojo) loving the water and keeping cool.Davikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: 2013 Moxie and Simba.I get this surprise belated 3 year old birthday picture of the chocolate green girl Percy (Moxie X Simba) because owners of the black Gibson (JanisXRyder) ran into this puppy on the beach! They probably both had such fine dogs they had to ask where they came from. Thanks for the great picture and hope all the beach going Davikas labs are having an awesome time Davikas Labrador Retrievers added 7 new photos to the album: Norma Jean and Hugo litter.All are spoken for. Davikas Labrador Retrievers in Atkinson, New Hampshire.Neddick (Moxie and Simba 2013 litter) celebrates with a swim with his golden buddy! Happy 3rd Birthday to all the gang!Davikas Labrador Retrievers shared Dr. Karen Becker's video.I get so many people looking for a dog from me and their first dog died of cancer, sometimes at quite a young age even. Whole food treats like carrots and berries and real meat and cheese are the treats I give my dogs.

I encourage you to think about not giving your dog these store treats depicted in the video either.Posted by Dr. Karen BeckerTreats you should never feed: although Snopes doesn't see a problem with BHA, the state of California requires warning labels on all products containing BHA notifying consumers that this ingredient may cause cancer. Please don't feed treats with BHA to your pets.Davikas Labrador Retrievers shared Kate Champney's photo.This came up on my memory today and I just loved this little cuddly bug and from this litter I ended up keeping Grant and Boomer who I adore. 2 years can just fly by!Davikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: Silronrays Lets Keep on Rocking, Alvin Lee.Alvin could look better if he was in full coat and not losing it but as far as structure and temperament he us doing wonderful here at 14 months.Davikas Labrador Retrievers added 7 new photos to the album: Raven and Mojo litter.With a go home date of 9/17. The litter is reserved. Davikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: Ida and Tony all girl 2015 litter.

Bota (orange girl) from Ida and Tony's litter on her first birthday today. Miniature Australian Shepherd Puppies For Sale In Austin TexasShe is a very independent, happy puppy who enjoys swimming, exploring, playing with any and everyone, squeaky toys and getting into trouble when Mom and Dad are still sleeping.Window Cleaning PdxDavikas Labrador Retrievers added 4 new photos to the album: Norma Jean and Hugo litter.Pull Chain Toilet DiagramDavikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: Janis and Jackson spring 16 litter.Duke on a great vacation. He is already 50 lbs. He is from Janis and Jackson. If you look in the album you can also see him in the water tubing with the family~Davikas Labrador Retrievers shared their photo.

Silas (white boy Lovey and Hogan) knows the best way to beat the heat!Davikas Labrador RetrieversSilas (white boy Lovey and Hogan) knows the best way to beat the heat!Davikas Labrador Retrievers shared their photo.Buttercup from Shazam and Jackson loving her pool time.Cookie the only girl in Eva and Copper Jax litter weighed in today at the vet at 16lbs. How are my brothers doing?Davikas Labrador RetrieversCookie the only girl from Eva and Copper Jax weighed in at 16 lbs today. Davikas Labrador RetrieversLooking for Pogue and Brady, who are from a litter of Citori (Davikas Dances with Birds) and Baker (Lubberline Pumpernickle) that were born in October I think 9 years ago or so. Brother Champ has a trip to Nantucket planned soon and would love to hook up. if you see this and are the owners of one of these boys and interested in having a reunite.Davikas Labrador Retrievers added a new photo to the album: Lovey 6/2016 Litter.Outdoor adventures with the pups. Learning the ropes camping. We keep them onsite and under wraps the best we can!

So wonderful to hear that pink girl Sunny from this litter of Liza and Hogan's is enjoying the beach but also working as a therapy dog for a buddy reader for children! Very proud and glad that she can spend her time helping others. Davikas Labrador RetrieversSo wonderful to hear that pink girl Sunny from this litter is enjoying the beach but also working as a therapy dog for a buddy reader for children! Davikas Labrador Retrievers shared Planet Paws's photo.I probably posted this before but I am all for this. I have been making healthy green smoothies for the family lately and an expanding some to the dogs by doing two batches and spooning some onto their food. I use the weeds that are edible in my gardens and kale that I grow but store bought is fine as well. The green smoothies I make have 60 percent fruit and 40 percent greens. I just don't give the dogs any ones that I use grapes or plums in.Planet Paws with and 45 others.HERE’S WHY IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO ADD FRESH “HUMAN FOOD” TO YOUR PET’S KIBBLE Today, ninety-six percent of pet owners around the globe are feeding dry commercial... pet foods.

Of those 96%, there is a large majority that believes dried commercial pet food is really all their pet needs and would never stop to consider the benefits of adding fresh “human food”. (“Human food” definition in this article: clean sources of meat-based proteins and some organic plant matter, not beer and nachos ) There are many reasons why some of these pet parents feel this way, however the most popular reason today seems to be the 50-year-old rumor that is in existence and still spreading. You know the one: “Giving your animal table scraps is bad!” How or when did this terrible rumor start? Well, if we go back in time, research shows that shortly after the invention of processed pet foods, manufacturers were having a hard time convincing pet parents to make the switch from foods in their refrigerators to their commercial pet foods. So in 1964, the pet food industry, along with the PFI, joined together with a whole bunch of marketing dollars and launched one of the most influential campaigns the pet world had ever seen: the “Ban All Table Scraps from your Pets’ Bowls” campaign!

Through thousands of newspapers, magazines, and news stations, the public was warned about the dangers of table food scraps or “human food” and the importance of feeding “processed” commercial pet food. From there, the giant smear campaign took off! Not only did this clever campaign work, but it was so impactful that now, 50 years later, folks are still in fear of offering anything that is not labeled pet food. SO IS IT A GOOD THING TO ONLY OFFER YOUR PET DRIED KIBBLE? Not according to ongoing research it isn’t, especially with today’s cancer rates being 1 in 2 dogs! In a 2005 study conducted at Purdue University on Scottish Terriers, the results showed that adding fresh vegetables to dry commercial kibble actually prevented and/or slowed down the development of transitional cell carcinoma (aka bladder cancer)! In the study, dogs ate a diet of dry commercial pet food, while some got an assortment of vegetables added to the mix at least 3 times per week. When the study was concluded, according to the researchers, they weren’t really shocked by the results.

Here’s what they found: Dogs that ate any green leafy vegetables, like broccoli, had reduced the risk of developing bladder cancer by 90% and the dogs that consumed any yellow – orange vegetables like carrots reduced the risk by 70%! A lousy carrot helped smash the potential of cancer. (Raghavan, Knapp, Bonney, 2005) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16013542/ Yes, of course cats are obligate carnivores (must have meat to survive) and our dogs are facultative carnivores (carnivores with omnivorous potential if circumstances demand) so offering clean meat-based protein sources should always be top priority and essential. However, because today’s world is ever-so changing due to factory farmed livestock being fed genetically modified grains and our planet being contaminated with every type of pesticide, fungicide and larvicide, the importance of fresh, organic plant matter to help detox the body couldn’t be more crucial. So if the “cancer reducing benefit” doesn’t tickle your fancy enough to convince you to add any “human fresh foods” to your pet’s bowl, then maybe think of it this way: How bad would it suck if someone forced you to eat dry processed foods your whole lIfe?!