Puppies
There are no puppies available right now. Here you'll find the planned litters and those whose puppies have gone home: the waiting list is open and requires no advance payment.
All puppies homed
Born on 28 April 2026
Eight black and chocolate puppies born on 28 April 2026, homed from July. Two females have stayed with us as future dams.
Went home from 1 July 2026 — never before 60 days.
Eight puppies, six males and two females, black and chocolate, born on 28 April 2026 to Ginger (registered as Duna), a black female, and Nabucco, a chocolate outside sire with the Casa Paraporti kennel prefix. In the photo is Leone, one of the six males, at five months in his family’s garden. Bookings closed before the puppies went home: all the puppies we placed are already with their new families. Two black females, Tranny (in Italian) and Racke (in Italian), have stayed here: we kept them as future dams.
As with every one of our litters, the puppies left once they reached 60 days, with a sale contract, registration and health documents, ENCI/FCI pedigree, microchip, first vaccination and a complete course of deworming — plus the kibble they already eat and the puppy kit.
We keep past litters public for a simple reason: anyone who contacts us can ask to be put in touch with those families and hear their account, not ours.
All puppies homed
Born on 8 May 2025
Went home from 7 July 2025 — never before 60 days.
No litters in this category. Write to us about the waiting list.
No litters available at the moment
We don't keep puppies permanently available and we don't breed litters to fill a catalogue. Our dams skip seasons when needed and stay with us for life: that is why this page is sometimes empty, and it is also why it's worth waiting.
Or call +39 340 760 2042 — every day, 9:00–20:00. Writing is better than calling: Enrico replies in English with the help of a translator.
Living in Switzerland? If you collect your puppy in person, it can come home with you at 60 days, before 12 weeks of age. How it works for Swiss families
Tell us about your family, your home and when you would like a puppy. It helps us understand whether a Labrador is the right dog for you.
Joining the list costs nothing and does not bind you. The booking is only formalised after the birth, when the puppies are really there and you have seen them.
When we plan a mating, we tell the people on the list first. Our litters are almost always spoken for this way, before they ever appear here.
Ethics
Our puppies are born in a whelping room designed for them: heated, temperature-controlled, quiet and easy to sanitise, with rails that stop them from being crushed in the first days. Until 21 days it is the mother's domain; then the nursery opens onto the adjoining area and the garden, and the real work begins — different surfaces, everyday noises, the vacuum cleaner, the doorbell, cars, children and the adult dogs of the group, who teach self-control better than any exercise.
By 60 days a SOELI puppy has already walked on a lead, travelled in a car, met strangers and had its first visit to the vet. These things are only possible for a small-scale hobby breeder with few litters: reducing the stress of moving home and preventing behavioural problems takes time for every single puppy.
Visits are by appointment only and not before 30 days of age. The puppies are to be looked at, not touched: until they are vaccinated, their only protection comes from their mother's milk. In the first weeks the mother must be left in peace: people coming and going increase stress and health risks.
We welcome one family at a time and ask that you have not visited other breeders, dog shelters or dog shows in the previous 24 hours.
Registration in the ENCI studbook (ROI; ENCI = Italian Kennel Club) is included in the price, with no extra charge and no "pedigree on request".
Microchip implanted and registered in the Italian dog registry, with the transfer into your name already under way.
First vaccination given, full course of deworming and health record filled in by our vet.
Certificate of good health issued within the 48 hours before handover and a written guarantee covering congenital and hereditary diseases.
The kibble your puppy is already eating, a feeding plan tailored to its weight, a blanket carrying the scent of the litter and a guide to the first days.
Direct contact on WhatsApp about growth, feeding, training and health. No expiry date and no cost.
Socialisation
Play between dogs isn't free time, it's the school where a puppy learns to control its bite, read the other dog's signals and stop when it needs to. Nobody can teach these things in the dogs' place, and they can only be learnt in these weeks.
Here a puppy plays with one of our adult dogs in the garden. The adult corrects and contains, the puppy tries and gets it wrong: that's why our puppies, after their first weeks with their mother, also grow up alongside the other dogs of the group.
The process
Five steps, no shortcuts. On average three to six months pass between the first message and handover: that is the time it takes to do things properly.
Write to us on WhatsApp or through the contact form and tell us who you are: your space, your daily routine, other animals, children, experience with the breed. We reply ourselves, in person.
We meet in Comabbio, by appointment. You meet the parents, see where the puppies live and look at the original health certificates. If the Labrador isn't the right breed for you, we'll tell you.
It is only confirmed after the puppies are born, never on a presumed pregnancy. We decide together which puppy goes to which family based on the character that emerges, not on who came first.
We send you photos and videos every week. From 30 days you can come back to see your puppy, without touching it: visits remain by appointment and limited in number, so as not to stress the mother and not to bring anything in before the vaccinations.
Never before 60 days, usually between the ninth and tenth week. Handover at our home with all the paperwork and the Welcome Kit; for Switzerland and distant parts of Italy we arrange transport case by case.
Coming from Switzerland: what you need to knowJoining the waiting list costs nothing and doesn't commit you to anything. Tell us about yourselves: we'll work out the rest together.
Writing is better than calling: Enrico replies in English with the help of a translator.
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If your question isn't answered here, write to us: you'll get a reply from us, not a call centre.
One family at a time, by appointment, from 30 days of age: the puppies are to be looked at, not touched. You see the parents, the home and the original certificates.
Comabbio (VA) · 45 minutes from Milan, 20 from the Swiss border.
