Frequently Asked Questions

We are expecting to be able to mate Luna in late 2024. There are a number of health checks Luna needs to pass to ensure she is fit to carry another litter, so please note the arrival of pups is never guaranteed. However, all going well, we hope to have pups ready to home in early 2025. Please click here to submit an expression of interest form.

When we decided to start breeding, it was because we wanted to give someone the opportunity to experience the life you can have with a Labrador. We want to breed puppies that have the same fun, free-spirited nature as our girls, and home them in an environment that is filled with love, fun, care and curiosity. When you enquire about our puppies, we will ask a series of questions to determine if a puppy is right for you. We will also organise a face-to-face meeting before you meet your puppy.

Pricing is always dynamic and will change depending on the costs involved to breed and raise our litters. If you are interested in our puppies, please click here to submit an expression of interest.

We are registered breeders with Dogs Victoria and hold memberships with the Labrador Retriever Club of Victoria and DogzOnline. We have completed DogsVictoria's Breeder Accreditation program and hold the prefix BUNGOWER under the membership number 3100061780.

Absolutely. Luna has undergone testing recommended by DogsVictoria, our vet (Frankston Heights Veterinary Centre) and mentor breeder Sohali Spirit to ensure she is fit to breed. We have been working with the team at Monash Vet Clinic throughout the mating and breeding process. While Luna is confirmed to be pregnant, if at any point there is any indication that she is no longer fit to breed, or the puppies are not fit to rehome, we will not proceed with doing so.

Don't laugh - it's a common question! Yes, Labradors shed their coats. It's supposed to be twice a year, but if you ask our robot vacuum, Roger, it's a consistent battle to keep the floors clean. Think of it as your Labrador leaving sprinkles of love...everywhere.

Dogs Victoria (Victorian Canine Association) is the peak body representing owners and breeders of purebred dogs in Victoria and has a history dating back to 1877.  More than 280 individual clubs representing a single breed, a group of breeds or all breeds are affiliated with Dogs Victoria. Our core purpose is to promote and protect purebred dogs, however we offer inclusive activities for crossbred dogs to join in activities such as agility and obedience.

Website: https://dogsvictoria.org.au/

The Labrador Retriever Club of Victoria Inc. was founded in 1952 and incorporated in 1991. The aim of the club is to promote in every way general improvement in the quality, breeding, exhibiting, and working of Labrador Retrievers, and to educate and encourage members, breeders, exhibitors and judges to abide by the requirements of the breed standard as approved for the Labrador Retriever by the Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC).

Website: https://www.labvic.org.au

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