Fieldstone Kennels

10/21/2026

Just another FUN day shooting photos at the kennels. ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

10/19/2026

🐾❤️ DOG Spelled Backward Is GOD… Coincidence or Something More? ❤️🙏

Have you ever stopped to think about how incredibly special dogs really are?

Spell the word DOG backward, and you get GOD.

Coincidence? Maybe. But I like to believe there’s something much more meaningful behind it. ❤️

Think about it…

Dogs have an incredible ability to sense things we sometimes don’t even recognize in ourselves.

They know when we’re sad, even when we try to hide our tears. They sense when we’re anxious, even when we put on a smile. They seem to know when we need comfort before we even realize we need it ourselves.

And sometimes, they can even detect changes in our bodies when something isn’t right, long before we know we’re sick.

They don’t need words to understand us. They don’t judge our mistakes, care about our accomplishments, or measure our worth by what we have.

They simply love us. Unconditionally. Faithfully. Completely.

Isn’t that exactly the kind of love God wants us to understand? ❤️

I can’t help but wonder… when God created dogs, did He give them a little something extra? A special ability to connect with our hearts and souls in ways we may never fully understand?

And maybe, just maybe, He gave us a little reminder of Himself by simply reversing the letters of His name.

GOD — DOG.

Two simple words, but what a beautiful thought.

Perhaps dogs aren’t just man’s best friend. Perhaps they’re one of God’s sweetest gifts, sent to remind us what unconditional love, loyalty, forgiveness, and companionship truly look like.

Coincidence? I’ll let you decide. But I choose to see a little piece of God’s love in every wagging tail, every gentle nudge, and every pair of eyes that looks at us like we’re their whole world. 🐾❤️🙏

10/17/2026

Is Your Labrador Puppy Too Young to Socialize? 🐶❤️

One of the biggest questions new puppy owners ask is, “Should I wait until my puppy is fully vaccinated before introducing them to new experiences?”

The answer might surprise you!

At Fieldstone Kennels, we believe raising a confident, well-adjusted English Labrador Retriever starts long before your puppy goes home. Early socialization plays an important role in developing the temperament and confidence we all love in our Labs. ❤️

But socialization doesn’t mean exposing your puppy to unnecessary health risks!

In our newest blog, we share:

🐾 Why early socialization is so important

🐾 Safe ways to introduce new people, sounds, and environments

🐾 How to balance socialization with vaccination safety

🐾 Common mistakes puppy owners should avoid

🐾 Simple activities that help build lifelong confidence

Remember, socialization isn’t about how many experiences your puppy has. It’s about making those experiences positive!

Whether your Labrador will be a family companion, hunting partner, or therapy dog, those early experiences help build the foundation for the dog they will become.

📖 Read our newest blog here:

https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/socialize-lab-puppy-before-fully-vaccinated

❤️ Fieldstone Kennels — Raising English Labradors with Purpose, Love & Care.

Learn safe ways to socialize your Labrador puppy before the vaccine series is complete, from new sounds and surfaces to carefully chosen puppy classes.

10/15/2026

UPDATE: Owner was found! Thank you everyone for sharing!

This chocolate female was found at 23080 162nd St. Elk River, MN

Her microchip was never registered so we do not know who the owners are but we know it is a Fieldstone Kennels dog.

If you are the owners or know who the possible owners could be please give me a call ASAP. 320-250-2143

She is currently with a very nice family that is taking care of her.

10/15/2026

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10/15/2026

🐾❤️ Rockford, Cash & Mabel — Three Hearts, One Cozy Spot! ❤️🐾

Sometimes the sweetest moments in life are the simplest ones. 🥰

Three different personalities, three beautiful souls, and one thing they all have in common… the comfort of being together. ❤️

There’s just something special about watching dogs form friendships, share their space, and find peace in each other’s company.

No fancy toys, no big adventures, just a soft bed, a little companionship, and the simple joy of being together.

Rockford, Cash, and Mabel remind us that happiness doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it’s just being surrounded by those who make you feel safe and loved. 🐾❤️

And apparently, there’s always room for one more on the dog bed! 😂🐶

10/14/2026

Fieldstone Kennels

10/05/2026

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Before the Labrador became a family favorite, it was a working dog on the cold coast of Newfoundland. 🌊⚓ Cod fishermen relied on the St. John's water dog to haul lines, retrieve fish that slipped off the hooks, and work in icy water all day.

Those dogs were brought to England, where British sporting families, including the Earls of Malmesbury and the Dukes of Buccleuch, developed them into the retriever we know today. The name "Labrador" came later, and the breed did not actually originate in Labrador at all.

Every webbed paw and water-shedding coat on your own Lab traces back to those harbor workers. 🐕

If you could ask your Lab about its great-great-grandparents' job, what do you think they would say?

09/29/2026

🦆🐾 NEW BLOG: Why English Labrador Retrievers Make Great Hunting Dogs

Can an English Labrador be a wonderful family companion AND a capable hunting dog? Absolutely!

English Labs are often known for their calm, loving personalities and classic blocky build—but don’t overlook their natural retrieving instincts, intelligence, trainability, and love of the water.

In our newest blog, we take a closer look at why English Labrador Retrievers can make such versatile hunting companions and why we love a Lab that can spend the day in the field and then come home, settle down, and be part of the family. ❤️

If you’re looking for a Labrador that can be your hunting partner, adventure buddy, and family companion, this one is worth a read!

🦆 Read our newest blog here:
https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/english-labrador-retrievers-hunting-dogs

🐾 Fieldstone Kennels

Discover why English Labrador Retrievers can make excellent hunting companions, from retrieving instinct and trainability to water ability and calm temperament.

09/15/2026

🐾 NEW ON THE FIELDSTONE KENNELS BLOG! 🐾

🍂 September Tick Season: How to Protect Your Dog Across the U.S.

Fall is one of our favorite times of year with our Labs — cooler walks, hunting season, hiking, camping, trips to the lake, and plenty of time outdoors. But cooler weather doesn’t necessarily mean tick season is over!

Ticks can remain active throughout the fall and, depending on where you live, exposure may even occur year-round.

In our newest blog, we’re covering:

🐾 Why September is still an important month for tick prevention
🐾 Where ticks like to hide on your dog
🐾 How tick risks differ across the United States
🐾 What to do if you find an attached tick
🐾 Signs of tick-borne illness to watch for
🐾 Simple prevention habits to help protect your dog

Whether your Lab is your hunting partner, hiking buddy, lake companion, or professional backyard explorer, a quick tick check after outdoor adventures is a small habit that can make a big difference. ❤️

👉 Read our newest blog: September Tick Season: How to Protect Your Dog Across the U.S.

Because keeping our dogs healthy means we get to enjoy more adventures — and more years — together. 🐾❤️