Echoing Pines Labradors

05/25/2026

From all of us here at Echoing Pines Labradors, wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day as we remember our fallen heroes.

05/19/2026

Frankie, the work supervisor.

05/16/2026

She listens to every word.
I LOVE this girl! ❤️
Her deep, gentle eyes and the softness in her expressions just melts my heart.

“Frankie”
Echoing Pines Frankly My Dear

Frankie is the daughter of
Dylon and our girl Lexi. Both bred by Blackfork Labradors

Dylon
Blackfork’s Times Are A Changing
(Chressmore’s Dont Taze Me Bro/ Blackfork’s Mocha Mia Of Red Moon)

Lexington-Lexi
Blackfork’s Show Me The Win
(Dickendall Buckstone Trademark/
Blackfork’s Night At The Speedway)

05/07/2026

UPDATE:

“Frankie is home! She was discharged in good spirits, with a few medications to finish but overall excellent condition. We are thankful for awesome guidance from Diana and our Vet and hope that sharing Frankie’s story will help others to avoid Parvo virus or at the very least catch it early to seek treatment.”

Jane Williams DeThorne

EVERYONE please take the time to read this!
This is from one of my puppy families. With her permission I am posting this word for word.
Thank you Jane Williams DeThorne

5-6-26

“Hi Families!!

We have a not-so-happy update: Our Frankie is currently in hospital getting care for Parvo virus. We are cautiously optimistic she will make a full recovery and be back home tomorrow, but as of yesterday morning I was fearful for her life.

Here’s how things rolled out: Frankie was her normal, playful self at 3:15pm Monday afternoon - eating, drinking and chasing the kids - and by 6pm was vomiting incessantly and had diarrhea that turned bloody. We took her to the Vet ER at 8pm where they ruled out (!!) Parvo because she had two rounds of vaccines already and they attributed her symptoms to a potential bowel obstruction. We took her home to wait and watch and she only worsened. Back to vet at 8am Tuesday morning where they tested for Parvo. When it came back positive they sent us back to hospital for immediate hospital admission to get IV fluids, monoclonal antibodies and gentle nutrition.
Parvo is 80-90% fatal within 48 hours if not treated with supportive measures (read: hospitalization). Scary!

The doctors update today is reassuring. She is eating, drinking and “acting a fool”. I’m heading to visit her now.

Do yourselves a favor:

(1) continue your insurance on your puppies - it has saved our family about $6,000+. Trupanion has been very helpful! We are continuing coverage through them.
(2) Always reach out to Diana if you have questions or need support — she has been a life line during Frankie’s illness.
(3) Continue to be cautious with your pups and take action quickly if they fall ill. Frankie already had two Parvo vaccines under her belt, had never been to a dog park, not even on a real walk, when she got sick. We think she got this from the wildlife that is in our neighborhood! So, continue to be careful with your pups until they’re fully vaccinated. This illness strikes swiftly.

I’ll keep you guys posted! These pics are from yesterday morning when she was getting admitted to hospital.”

05/01/2026

Kandi- Ziva’s Momma
"Blackfork's You Got A Friend In Me"
Ziva
"Echoing Pines Crowned In Gold"

Blackfork Labradors

04/29/2026

Excited about this girl! ❤️
Ziva-10 months

04/29/2026

Momma (Lexi) & Daughter ( Frankie)

04/28/2026

04/24/2026

We have a beautiful male puppy ready to go home now and begin his next adventure with the right family. He has been raised with care, love, and attention, and we are committed to finding him a home that is the perfect fit.
✈️ Delivery may be available depending on location.
We kindly ask that inquiries come from those who are serious and prepared to welcome a puppy into their home. To ensure the best match, a questionnaire must be completed for consideration.
If you feel you may be the right fit, we would love to hear from you.
Please contact Red Moon Labradors for more
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