Soggy Acres Labrador Retrievers on Kelly Outdoors!!

Check us out on Kelly Outdoor Radio at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Kelly-Outdoors
We have an Hour to discuss how to find a pup, training issues and all things Soggy Acres. This will be a great chance to learn about our breeding program, training techniques and any other questions about us…

Soggy Acres Dixie Belle and HR Soggy Acres Desert Fox SH had their labrador retriever pups on March 5th.

Rommel and Dixie have 6 healthy lab puppies. We still have two black labrador retriever males available from the litter. These dogs should make great pets, gundogs or competition dogs. Feel free to email or call if you are in the market for a labrador retriever puppy. There is more information [...]

Back From The Big Show at Pheasants Forevers National Convention

The Soggy Acres Rolling Circus is back from the big show at Pheasants Forevers National Convention……and what a show it was.
Im partial, but we had the best booth there. Rommel and Lucy were photographed by over a dozen media types as they hung out in their custom made Soggy Bunk Bed. We had [...]

Southeast Wisconsin Fishing and Hunting Expo

 
 
 
 
 
Soggy Acres Retrievers will have a booth at the S.E. Wisconsin Fishing and Hunting Expo.  We will be in booth number 41 and have our full compliment of training supplies, litter info and ofcourse Rommel and Lucy in attendance.
This show is at Olympia in Oconomowoc, WI from March 5th thru 7th.
This is the first time [...]

Picking prized family member

For Jeff Fuller, owner of Soggy Acres Retrievers in Delavan, making sure people walk away with the right dog for their families is important.

Treats

To Treat or Not to treat
Well you have successfully chosen your puppy. Now the training phase begins. The question is posed, should treats be utilized for motivation during training? There are varying opinions on this subject. Some trainers say to use the insatiable appetite possessed by a pup or young dog. [...]

Electric Training Collars

Floppy Ears is moving along with his/her new training regimen. Obedience has been taught and now is being demanded. “Because I said so” may work on your children, but only elicits a blank stare from the Floppinator. Where do we go from here?
Well, Floppy Ears needs to be introduced to his/her new [...]