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K.D. the CVL Labradoodle Helps Vets Going Through Court Program

Kadence, or KD for short,  is the newest therapy dog for Howard County’s problem-solving courts like Veterans Court and Mental Health Court. Every day, she serves the court proudly by the side of her owner, Judge Brant Parry. Parry said this about KD, “Not every dog...

What color is that labradoodle?

Labradoodles come in all different colors and patterns. Some litters are rainbow litters and include puppies of many different colors and patterns and some are more homogeneous. Below is a guide to all of the most common colors and patterns we see at CVL. This is...

Upcoming Litter Announcement

Our next momma's to deliver are Poppy and Betty Ford. They will have medium chocolate, apricot, and red puppies! Coming in May and ready to go home in July.  

What is a “parti puppy”

Have you heard the term "parti puppy" before? That means a puppy's coat is at least 50% white with spots or patches of any other solid color. We have had black, chocolate, and apricot parti puppies in the past! How cute are they?

Upcoming Litter Announcement

This May, both Keltie and Brooks are expected to have puppies. We are so excited, especially, since this is Keltie's first litter. We already know she is going to be the best momma. What's even more exciting is that there are open spots available on their waitlists....

Hazards for Dogs: Outdoor Challenges

Playing outside can bring another challenge. For some reason, dogs love to eat grass that has chemicals on it. It can lead to serious health issues. You want to be careful about the compost pile, fire pit, pool and hot tub cleaners and other water risks, and gasoline....

Hazards for Dogs: Small Household Objects

Let’s talk about household objects. We have heard of so many dogs eating hair bands or rubber bands. These elastics then wrap around their intestines and require major surgery and frequently do not show up on X-rays. To remove from a pet’s reach: Coins, buttons,...

Hazards for Dogs: Medicines & Chemicals

Household items can be a hazard for dogs and new puppies. I am always very careful about all medicines: ibuprofen, Tylenol, antidepressants, vitamins, cold and flu meds, and many essential oils Then you must be concerned about all chemicals: Antifreeze, fabric...