Fieldstone Kennels

Fieldstone Kennels Fieldstone Kennels specializes in breeding English Chocolate Labrador Retrievers. All of our puppies derive from registered AKC parents.
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Fieldstone Kennels is located in a small rural town in Central Minnesota, nestled in close to the Rum River. Our labs have the freedom to enjoy our country setting, with all the wonderful benefits of nature; ponds, trees and wildlife. Our primary goal is to produce English Labrador’s with correct conformation, sound body, calm temperament, natural retrieving ability and free from genetic problems.

When our puppies are ready to go to their fur-ever homes, they are:
• Up-to-Date on vaccinations and deworming
• Vet checked - all puppies have passed their health & physical examinations
• Dew Claws Removed
• Been socialized with other pups, dogs, cats, children and adults

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🐾 NEW ON THE FIELDSTONE BLOG! 🐾A great Labrador doesn’t happen by accident — a strong foundation, consistent training, a...
09/01/2026

🐾 NEW ON THE FIELDSTONE BLOG! 🐾

A great Labrador doesn’t happen by accident — a strong foundation, consistent training, and plenty of love all play a part. ❤️

Our newest blog, “English Labrador Retriever Training at Fieldstone Kennels,” takes a closer look at the training programs we offer and how professional training can help your Lab become a confident, well-mannered companion.

At Fieldstone Kennels, we offer training options ranging from early puppy foundations to basic and advanced obedience, including:

🐶 House & crate training
🐾 Leash manners
🦴 Come, sit, stay & down
🏡 Household manners
🙌 Hand signals
🐕 Off-leash training & reliable recall
⭐ Customized training for individual needs

We also offer a Started Dog option, where families can select a Fieldstone puppy and have them stay with us through their basic and advanced training before going home.

Whether you’re preparing for a new puppy or looking to take your Labrador’s training to the next level, our goal is the same: helping build a dog that is a joy to live with and a true part of the family. ❤️

👇 Read our newest blog to learn more:
https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/english-labrador-retriever-training-fieldstone-kennels

📍 Fieldstone Kennels | Milaca, Minnesota
📞 320-250-2143

Explore English Labrador Retriever training at Fieldstone Kennels in Milaca, Minnesota, including puppy, obedience, advanced, and started-dog programs.

Happy National Dog Day 🐾🐾
08/27/2026

Happy National Dog Day 🐾🐾

🐾 NEW BLOG ALERT! 🐾Bringing home a Labrador puppy is exciting, rewarding…and sometimes a little overwhelming! ❤️Even exp...
08/26/2026

🐾 NEW BLOG ALERT! 🐾

Bringing home a Labrador puppy is exciting, rewarding…and sometimes a little overwhelming! ❤️

Even experienced dog owners can make a few mistakes along the way. The good news? Many of the most common challenges are completely avoidable when you know what to expect.

Our newest Fieldstone Kennels blog covers:

🐶 12 Common Mistakes New Labrador Owners Make (And How to Avoid Them)

From starting training early and proper socialization to exercise, feeding, consistency, crate training, and surviving that sometimes challenging adolescent stage—we share some of the things we believe every Lab owner should know.

And maybe the most important reminder of all… don’t forget to enjoy puppyhood! Those little paws grow up much faster than we think. ❤️

Whether you’re preparing to bring home your first Labrador or already have one curled up beside you, we hope you’ll find something helpful in this one!

👇 Read the full blog here:
https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/common-labrador-owner-mistakes

🐾 Which of these surprised you the most?

Learn the most common mistakes first-time Labrador Retriever owners make and how to avoid them. Discover expert tips for raising a happy, healthy, and well-behaved Labrador.

🐾 Bringing home a Labrador puppy? Avoid these 12 common mistakes!Labs are smart, loving, loyal—and a whole lot of puppy....
08/19/2026

🐾 Bringing home a Labrador puppy? Avoid these 12 common mistakes!

Labs are smart, loving, loyal—and a whole lot of puppy. ❤️ While raising a Labrador is incredibly rewarding, there are a few common mistakes that can make those first months harder than they need to be.

In our latest Fieldstone Kennels blog, we cover 12 mistakes new Labrador owners often make and, more importantly, how to avoid them.

🐶 Waiting too long to start training
🐶 Underestimating socialization
🐶 Forgetting about mental stimulation
🐶 Being inconsistent with rules
🐶 Overfeeding or over-exercising
🐶 Skipping crate training
🐶 Expecting results too quickly
🐶 And more!

A little preparation, patience, and consistency can go a long way toward helping your puppy grow into a confident, well-mannered Labrador—and making puppyhood more enjoyable for everyone.

👉 Read all 12 mistakes and how to avoid them:
https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/common-labrador-owner-mistakes

And remember: puppyhood goes by faster than you think. Enjoy the muddy paws, puppy kisses, and memories along the way. 🐾❤️

08/09/2026

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08/08/2026

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For an astonishing thirty one years in a row, one breed sat at the very top of America's most popular dog list. You already know which one. 🇺🇸

From 1991 all the way through 2021, the Labrador Retriever held the number one spot with the American Kennel Club, outlasting every trend and every rival. No other breed had ever dominated for so long. In 2022 the French Bulldog finally edged ahead, but the Lab's reign remains the longest of the modern era.

Why did it hold on for three decades? Because the Lab fits so many lives at once. Family dog, hunting partner, service animal, gentle friend to children and seniors alike.

A dog that can be all of those things to so many people is a rare and special thing. What first drew you to the breed? 🍫

If you have a ❤️ for Labradors you should follow this page! 🐾🐾🐾
08/02/2026

If you have a ❤️ for Labradors you should follow this page! 🐾🐾🐾

Long before the Labrador had a name or a breed standard, its ancestors may have been riding fishing boats across the cold North Atlantic. 🌊 The story of the breed reaches back to the small, tough water dogs of Newfoundland, but the deeper origins are genuinely disputed and rather intriguing.

Some historians believe the ancestral dogs traveled with the European fishermen, Portuguese, Basque, English, and others, who worked the rich cod grounds off Newfoundland in the 1500s and 1600s. 🐾 These dogs earned their place hauling lines, retrieving fish and gear from frigid water, and working tirelessly alongside the crews.

There is even a lingering thread in the name itself. Some point to the Portuguese word lavrador, meaning a landholder or worker, though how much that truly connects to the breed is far from settled.

What is not in doubt is that these were working dogs of the sea long before they were gentlemen's retrievers. It is humbling to picture that lineage of salt and cold behind such a gentle family dog. Does that seafaring backstory match the water-mad dog you know?

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07/31/2026

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That thick, wagging tail is not just for knocking coffee cups off the table ☕

A Labrador's tail is often called an otter tail for good reason. It is rounded, muscular, and covered in dense fur, and in the water it works like a rudder while their webbed toes push like paddles. Everything about their build says built for swimming.

Add a water-resistant double coat on top and you have a dog that treats a freezing lake like a warm bath 🌊

The first time mine hit open water, the instinct just switched on with no lessons required. Did your Lab take to swimming right away, or did it need some convincing?

Here is something that surprises a lot of Labrador families: there is not just one type of Labrador, there are essential...
07/31/2026

Here is something that surprises a lot of Labrador families: there is not just one type of Labrador, there are essentially two, and once you see the difference you cannot unsee it. 🐾

Over the years the breed slowly split into what people call English and American lines. 📚 The English or bench type, often seen in the show ring, tends to be stockier and heavier set, with a broad head, a thick neck, and a calmer, more laid back temperament. The American or field type was shaped by hunters and field trial handlers, so it usually stands taller and leaner, with a narrower muzzle, longer legs, and a higher energy drive built for a full day of work. Both are purebred Labradors, they simply grew apart as breeders selected for different jobs.

Neither one is better than the other, they are just suited to different lives. 💛 A field line dog may thrive with a very active family, while a bench line dog might settle a little more easily into a calmer household.

🐾 Your Labrador's First Year Shapes a Lifetime ❤️The first year with your English Labrador Retriever is filled with unfo...
07/29/2026

🐾 Your Labrador's First Year Shapes a Lifetime ❤️

The first year with your English Labrador Retriever is filled with unforgettable milestones—from that first night at home to mastering basic commands, exploring the outdoors, and growing into a loyal family companion.

Every stage brings new challenges, exciting accomplishments, and opportunities to build a bond that will last a lifetime.

Our newest blog walks you through what you can expect during each phase of your puppy's first year, including:
🐶 Developmental milestones
🎓 Training and socialization tips
🦴 Nutrition and exercise recommendations
🩺 Health and veterinary care
🏡 Building confidence and good manners
❤️ Creating a lifelong partnership with your Labrador

Whether you're preparing to bring home your first puppy or you're already enjoying the adventure, this guide will help you make the most of every moment.

📖 Read the full blog here:
https://www.fieldstonekennels.com/post/labrador-puppy-first-year-guide

At Fieldstone Kennels, we believe raising exceptional English Labrador Retrievers doesn't end when your puppy goes home. We're committed to helping our families every step of the journey—from day one through the first year and beyond.

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Learn what to expect during your Labrador Retriever puppy's first year, including training milestones, growth stages, socialization, and development tips.

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13151 185th Street
Milaca, MN
56353

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