The Maple Lane Farm
Nursery
Welcome to the nursery at Maple Lane Labradors!  Please come in, look around, and enjoy the pictures of the
puppies.  We have two or three litters of Labrador Retrievers each year, so be sure to check in to see when the next
litter is here.

Adopting a puppy can be a stressful time in the life of the puppy as well as for the new family.  We are here to help
with this transition.  I will work to match you up with the puppy that best fits your lifestyle and activity level as well
as providing you with the healthiest, best all-around, beautiful dog that I can.  We love our puppies and want to see
that they have loving homes in which to grow and thrive.  My job is to help you in that endeavor.  We offer 2 free
training sessions as well as 2 free days of boarding for your new puppy.  We also strive to maintain an ‘open email’
policy so that you can ask questions anytime you need.  Living and working with dogs is a life-long learning process.  I
continue to learn about all my animals and I am happy to share the knowledge and experience I have gained from my
experiences, research and my mentors (
thank you!!) with you to make YOUR experiences all the better!  

If you are interested in adopting a Maple Lane Labrador puppy, please fill out the
adoption application.  You can also
view our
adoption agreement and guarantee and our Maple Lane puppy care.  Again, we are now offering training
with each puppy, see our
training page!!

We have had puppies adopted to families all over the Pacific Northwest.  Our puppies are in Seattle, Tacoma,
Spokane and even Alaska.  If you do not live in Western Washington but are interested in a puppy, please contact me
for more information about long distance adoptions.  There is a little more work involved to get to know the
prospective family and to make arrangements for travel, but we are happy to accommodate you if possible.
Dinah
Maggie
Bella
Training
Boarding
Puppies
Expected Litters from our friends at Karemy Labs
Click here to fill out our adoption
application

You are welcome to call or email us:  
206-588-9189

amy@themaplelanefarm.com

Why pay more for a new
puppy?
Routine for Adopting a Maple Lane Puppy/ Dog

1. Read Adoption Agreement-It is vital that you understand how we care for our puppies/dogs and how we expect them to
be cared for in the future in your home. Scroll down to read through it.

2.
Fill out Application -If you are interested in adopting one of our pups please fill out the adoption application. We will
respond usually within 24 hours to your application.

3.
Pregnancy Calendar- Follow the development of your puppy even before it's born. Families that have put a deposit down
on a future litter will receive a pregnancy calendar to follow along with the development of the babies.

4.
Kennel Visit- If you would like we then will schedule a visit to our kennel to see the parents and available puppies. If the
puppies have been born this counts as your first visit.

5.
Deposit- A non-refundable deposit is required  to hold a puppy till the pick up date. If a puppy of the sex or color is not in
the litter then the deposit is held till the next litter that has what you requested.  The deposit is 50% of the total adoption
fee (including any extra training that you request).

6.
If you are on the list for a future litter, I will e-mail you a pregnancy calender for momma so you can follow the puppies'
development.I will also send pictures of momma just before she delivers. You will be notified when the puppies are born. We
try to post photos on the web each week. The web cam will be up and running when there are puppies in the whelping box
so you can watch them grow.

7.  
Puppy visits- You are welcome to visit the pups a total of three times as they grow up till it is time to take them home.
(They are not very active before 4 weeks and it is just healthier to limit exposure to germs and disease till they are older).
These visits aid in making the transition to their new home easier by exposing them to your smell.

8.
Education & Preparation- Read, read, read!! There are lots of articles on this site and others. Read about puppy
development, training and health information. Next prepare your home and family for the new arrival. It is important to
make it safe and convenient for you to so house training and basic obedience goes smoothly. We would be glad to help with
any questions you have.