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| Date | 2009-05-21 |
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| Message | The Dixon family is counting the seconds...waiting to pick up our new baby from TwinPonds next week. We chose a little girl we are calling "Oakley". Our other lab, Ryder, is also patiently waiting for his baby sister. He promises not to "hump" or smell his new sister's behind. He promises to teach her good things like going to the potty in the yard instead of the house. Like alot of you on this guestbook, I also researched and researched the internet on who to choose a puppy from. I stumbled onto TwinPonds and fell in love with the dogs shown. Our new puppy will be Gia's or Emma's. We have yet to chose. I know we will just love her. With patience, comes a rainbow!! We have been on the list since October. I know the wait will be worth it. Just 7 more days now! Thank you so much Chris and Kathy. We will love and take good care of her. I know she will be beautiful!! Our best from Omaha, Robin Dixon  |
| Date | 2009-05-12 |
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| Message | Christmas - 3 years ago, all I wanted was another lab (we have a dark chocolate female lab named Liberty and she's 8 years old). My husband and I visited several breeders, kennels, etc. but they were not up to our expectations. My husband also did a lot of internet searching for me and found Twinponds. We live in Hoover, Alabama and drove to Tennessee to pick up our new baby - which I named Miss Dixie. *Check out her picture on the website - she's the lab with the red collar, laying on the purple rug with the sun shining on her face. When we first visited Twinponds, we were amazed that not one lab barked at us when we arrived. They were all so well-behaved. Also, the kennel was spotless, which really appealed to us. We got to meet our baby's mother & father, along with some of the most beautiful dogs you've ever seen! My dog, Miss Dixie, is truly a "white" lab and the best Christmas present I've ever received. Miss Dixie is the most mild-mannered and lovable lab. I call her my shadow because she wants to be at my side at all times. She is so adorable and she has added so much joy into our life. Tami & Kevin Ofenloch Hoover, Alabama |
| Date | 2009-04-11 |
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| Message | I saw your ad and my husband and I lost our beautiful black lab Barny in November. Looking for something in the fall. How much do the dogs go for. |
| Date | 2009-03-11 |
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| Message | I have to agree with Martina. We have a "yellow" lab that is not from this breeder, but is also snow white (English-Bred) who is a super-healthy, 8 yr old SWEET girl with an exceptional bloodline. She looks exactly like your dogs, snow white. We're thinking about getting another and probably will go with her lineage again, but came across your site...Your labs are beautiful. We actually prefer this type with the lighter coloring, big block head , that doesn't mean they're not actually "yellow" labs or that you should be wary of this or any other breeder, they just choose to selectively and responsibly breed lighter colored "yellow" Labs (I feel that they're pretty clear about that on their website). Of course buyers should always beware and do their homework when purchasing a puppy. We're very happy with and love our little "snowball"! |
| Date | 2009-02-06 |
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| Message | They call it snow white labs because over years of clear clean breeding and no inbreeding and only the best bloodlines of yellow labs they turned out a little white. Snow white labs is a nickname. They are not white. They are yellow labs. They still have the yellow on the ears and over the buddy. They are very light in color with yellow which they have to have. They are just spezialized in light labs. That is all. YOu need to read it right. Martina Hooper |
| Date | 2009-02-04 |
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| Message | Do you have any litters planned for 2009?  |
Private Message added 2009-01-18 |
| Date | 2009-01-15 |
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| Message | Your dogs are okay but you know and any breeder knows there is NO colour called "white" when it comes to the Labrador breed. There are Yellows (in all shades from very light cream, what you call white down to a deep fox red) then Chocolate and Black. Those are THE only options on an AKC registration form, Yellow, Black or Chocolate, period. Buyers, beware. If a breeder fibs about the colour, what else are they not telling you? Make sure whomever you worth with does clearances, OFA Hips and Elbows (age 2 and up,) CERF and Optigen Eyes, CNM and possibly the new test, not yet perfected for EIC. (Exercise induced collapse.) You want a healthy, well tempered puppy to live with your family for double-digit years. Think with your head, not your heart. Do your research and homework before buying on a whim. Find a well recommended breeder and don't be afraid to ask questions. Expect as many back if they truly care where and with who the puppies will spend the rest of their lives Good luck! |
| Date | 2009-01-14 |
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| Message | I just saw your site about snow white labs. I am planning to eventually have a dog and this is exactly what i am looking for. It is not in the immediate future, i am just planning ahead and want to be ready to give them the most attention i can. Just wondering how much approx you charge for a puppy. thanks. your dogs are beautiful! |
Private Message added 2009-01-04 |
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