Boomerang Farm

01/12/2026

‘Tis the season 🦆

🖤 Diver

12/01/2025

The feed-up crew. Or more like the horse treat sneakers.

12/01/2025

Two days of picture taking!

11/30/2025

11/30/2025

The recent actions have led to a profoundly disappointing week for those dedicated to preserving the integrity of the Labrador Retriever breed. Once again, our national breed club has failed to decisively address a systemic issue that has compromised the breed for far too long.
​The Labrador Retriever Club (LRC) is entrusted with being the authoritative voice for the breed as a whole, and it must resist the influence of registries whose primary focus appears to be financial. The American Kennel Club (AKC) is fundamentally a record-keeping entity; it does not possess the inherent authority or expertise to dictate the breed standard or safeguard its genetic purity.
​If the stated goal was truly to monitor and manage diluted lines, a comprehensive system should have been implemented years ago. This system should mandate a genetic test for every registered dog. Carriers or affected individuals could then be assigned a distinct marker or designation in their registration, similar to the method the Doberman Pinscher Club of America utilized to track and manage albino lines.
​It is perplexing that, with the vast intellectual capital and decades of experience within the Labrador community—including individuals far more educated and skilled at problem-solving—a viable, collaborative solution cannot be forged. The priority must be the integrity and purity of our beloved breed. Ultimately, the responsibility rests with our breed club, arguably one of the largest and most influential in all of purebred dogs, to resolve this crisis. This resolution must be guided by the long-term future of the Labrador Retriever, not by short-term financial considerations.
​In conclusion, dogs that are dilute or carry the dilute gene fundamentally deviate from the established standard of the purebred Labrador and lack essential characteristics that define the breed’s excellence.

11/29/2025

Understanding the problem, and Not ignoring the facts.

11/27/2025

We at Boomerang Farm do not stand with nor agree in the decision the LRC and AKC made to add silver (a mixed breed color) to the options when registering a Labrador with AKC.

All of our dogs are fully genetically and DNA tested for genetic diseases and also the dilute gene. This helps to ensure our lines are healthy and free of preventable diseases. We do not condone the breeding of dilutes in any form!

There are only 3 Labrador colors which are yellow, chocolate and black. None of these colors naturally carry dilute.

11/23/2025

🎄IT’S JINGLE BELL TIME! Christmas minis in Johnston at Boomerang Farm. Contact kSa Photography for scheduling.

10/25/2025

Hay rides, live music, corn maze, corn pit, barrel car rides, pumpkin patch, farm animals, yard games, and antique tractors.

Food trucks and other vendors

$15 admission (kids 4yr & under free)

Pick-n-Pay >>> Mums, pumpkins and cornstalks for sale.

No reservations required.

📍 150 Faulkner Mountain Road, Edgefield, SC 29824

Accessible parking, please have your flashers on for parking attendants!

*Cash is preferred! Venmo is okay. Food trucks and vendors take the same plus other forms of payment.