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Labrador Retriever Breeders in Minnesota
Pawthentic lists 8 Labrador Retriever breeders in Minnesota, in Milaca, Caledonia, Hibbing and 4 other cities. 1 of them has an OFA-verified health clearance on a Labrador Retriever they bred (13% here, against 3% of Labrador Retriever breeders nationally). 3 have independent reviews; none has claimed a profile yet. 2 are Certified Pawthentic. Their median PawScore is 78, against 70 for Labrador Retriever breeders nationally.
- Listed breeders
- 8
- in 7 cities
- OFA-verified
- 1
- 13% here · 3% nationally
- Independent reviews
- 3
- 38% here · 18% nationally
- Claimed profiles
- 0
- 0% here · 0% nationally
OFA-verified means we matched a clearance in the OFA public database on a Labrador Retriever the breeder bred. A breeder without a match may still health test; we only count results we could check. 2 of these listings have an open red flag; each profile shows the evidence and how to dispute it.
PawScore distribution
Shares of listings with a published PawScore — Minnesota versus Labrador Retriever breeders nationally.
- 80 and above1 here · 10 nationally
- 60 to 793 here · 88 nationally
- Below 601 here · 11 nationally
3 listings have no published PawScore yet — thin evidence, not a low score.
Top Labrador Retriever breeders in Minnesota
OFA-verified Labrador Retriever breeders in Minnesota
- Companion Retrievers, Inc. · Richmond
What to ask a Labrador Retriever breeder
Ask for both parents' results for OFA Hips, OFA Elbows, EIC (Exercise Induced Collapse), CNM (Centronuclear Myopathy), PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy). Results should be checkable by OFA or registry number, not a verbal assurance.
Breeder licensing in Minnesota
Minnesota requires a Commercial breeder license if you meet 10 or more breeding dogs (adult intact animals) and more than 5 litters (total litters per year).
1 of 8 breeders here are matched to an active Commercial breeder license record
No state issues a breed-specific breeder license, and a state license never replaces a USDA license or local zoning.
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