Dove Hills English Labrador puppies

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Updated 6-21-25

"One English yellow girl" ready to home now at 8 weeks old. DOB 4-25-25

Breeding of extraordinary temperament .  This baby will make an exceptional family companion, therapy or service dog. Very well socialized and well on their way to being housebroken.  Happy to send photos and details upon request

 "All chocolate litter" born on June 9th.  5 girls and 4 boys.   Ready to go home weekend of August 9th.

3 girls available

Contact us for details, photos and info

"Rocky"

A 2+ year old yellow English male.  Raised with children and another dog.  Crate trained.  Spent days in the yard and inside at night in a crate.

Sits and takes treats gently.  Up to date on all vet care. Rocky was recently surrendered to us after his family found they did not have time for him.  He does need some basic obedience training but otherwise is unflappable.  

Norfolk Terrier babies

We do not have Norfolk babies at this time.

But, we are planning 2025 breedings.  

Timeline is up to the girls

Dove Hill Contact info:

Give us a call at 540-718-2735  

Please leave a message if we miss you..We will call back!

Or email us at dovehillkennel@gmail.com

Our pups are known for their extraordinary temperaments, intelligence, and classic English good looks. We are not like everyone else.  We want to interact with you.  This way we can get to know you and vice versa.  Give us a call or email to begin conversation.  Visits are encouraged, if within driving distance, and by appointment only.  We would be delighted to send photos and talk about our 4 legged kids  with you.  

Stay safe, Well, and God Bless

Started Dogs & Retirees

We do not have any retirees or started dogs available at this time.

A started dog has generally begun training and is somewhere between a puppy and a teenager.

Our retirees are lovely girls generally 6-7 years old. They are great in the house and well behaved. They get along with everyone and everything 2 and 4 legged

"All dogs chew, jump up, bark and nip. Its part of being a dog.....If you aren't prepared to live with a little of these activities - especially in puppy stages - you're really better off with an iguana."

By - Gina Spadafoni