The Heart of Texas Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. (HOTLRC) was organized on July 12, 1997 to serve the Labrador Community of Central Texas. The club is based out of Austin, Texas, but serves members from San Antonio to Waco. HOTLRC welcomes as members all individuals who share a love for the Labrador Retriever, in whatever capacity or level of participation. HOTLRC supports its members in Conformation, Obedience, Field Events, Therapy, Service, Education, Health Issues and Companionship.

When becoming a member you become a part of our local lab community of the Naples, Ft. Myers, and the surrounding areas. As the club develops, we will be hosting more events, and offering lab owners some different thing to do with your lab other than being a non-member and just going for a simple walk.

The Greater Pittsburgh Labrador Retriever Club promotes responsible ownership, ethical breeding and the advancement of all of the qualities that make up the Labrador Retriever.

We consider our local area from Merced county in the north to Kern county in the south. Our club meetings will be held in the greater Fresno area. We have currently been approved by AKC to hold AKC sanctioned B Matches. We have held the required number of B matches and are preparing the request to AKC to advance to A match status.

Our Mission is to preserve the Labrador Retriever as a working gun dog who is a delightful and obedient family companion and a beautiful and sound physical example of its breed by sponsoring events that allow labradors to prove they possess these characteristics.

Papago Labrador Retriever Club in Arizona.

Everyone is welcome to join our club. You may participate at the level you wish. We have volunteers that give lots of time, and also members who simply like to get the news letter and socialize. The only requirement for membership is that you love Labrador Retrievers

Founded in October 1984 by nine people who shared an interest in and a love of Labrador retrievers. The main goal of the club was to promote quality breeding of purebred Labrador retrievers and to protect and advance the breed as a "dual purpose" dog. The club now has about one hundred members. Members are involved in all aspects of owning, training, and breeding labradors. They continue to to actively support the "multipurpose" lab.

Recognizing a need for the support of a Club for worshippers of the Labrador Retriever breed in the Atlanta area, a small group of owners, breeders, conformation exhibitors, and field enthusiasts gathered after the Atlanta Kennel Club show in Alpharetta, Georgia in August 1995 to begin preliminary discussions on the feasibility of an Atlanta club.

We are a not for profit organization of Labrador Retriever enthusiasts. We are licensed by the American Kennel Club, and a member of the Master National Retriever Club. Our membership includes a vast range of involvement in the world of purebred Labradors; from families with a single companion dog and a casual interest in Labrador sporting events, to hobby competitors, occasional breeders, weekend sportsmen and hunters, to full-time professional breeders, event competitors, and trainers.

Established to better serve the interests of Labrador owners & enthusiasts in the Coastal Carolinas.

Shawnee Mission LRC is located in the Kansas City metropolitan area.  Our club is dedicated to protecting and advancing the interests of the Labrador Retriever.  We strive to promote quality breeding, encourage sportsmanlike competition, and educate all interested in the virtues, qualities and responsibilites of Labrador Retriever ownership.

We are a Labrador Retriever Specialty Club formed to serve the Labrador fanciers of Wisconsin. Our members are mainly from the Madison and Milwaukee areas although we have members from other cities/towns in Wisconsin such as Green Bay, Tomah, Dodgeville, etc.

The goal of the SSLLRC is to protect and advance the interests of the Labrador Retriever by promoting quality breeding, encouraging sportsmanlike competition, and educating all interested in the virtues, qualities and responsibilities of Labrador Retriever ownership. We conduct sanctioned and licensed Labrador Retriever Specialty Shows – Conformation, Obedience, Agility Events, Field Trials, Tracking Tests and Hunt Tests under the Rules and Regulations of the American Kennel Club.

The Labrador Retriever Club of the Piedmont began in 1984 with a group of friends sharing a passion for the Labrador Retriever.  Today we are an active club dedicated to the triple purpose Labrador.  Our members are active in conformation, obedience, rally, agility and field competition.

The Central Ohio Labrador Retriever Club (COLRC) was originally established by a group of friends in the Columbus, Ohio area for the benefit of those interested in the enhancement of the qualities of a Labrador Retriever, the sport, and advancement of cooperative communication within the Labrador Community and the dog fancy.

The Labrador Retriever Club of Greater Boston (LRCGB), founded in 1974 and licensed by the American Kennel Club, is an organization of Labrador fanciers interested in the promotion and protection of the breed. We have members from Maine to New York who breed, show, field trial, hunt, do therapy work, obedience, tracking, agility work, and those who just enjoy their Labradors as pets.

Club Newsletter, details of meetings, speciality days, Labrador Retriever Breed info. Avon, IN

The LRCSC has maintained it's commitment to the All-around Labrador Retriever, by holding annual events, education, and training programs.

We are an AKC licensed club located in Southwestern Ohio.  Members actively participate in many areas of the Labrador Retriever world including conformation showing, hunting tests, field trials, obedience training, rescue work, sport hunting, breeding, and talking about our dogs as much as we can.

The Puget Sound Labrador Retriever Association is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the Labrador Retriever as an All-Around Dog. Our nearly 300 members live predominantly in Western Washington, but also reside in Eastern Washington, Oregon, Alaska and British Columbia.  Some live as far away as Vermont, Virginia, Texas and  California.

Members of the Iroquois Labrador Retriever Club are dedicated Lab fanciers in Western New York, northeastern Ohio, and northwestern Pennsylvania, who wish to enjoy and preserve the remarkable nature and abilities of this peerless breed.

The Pawcatuck River Labrador Retriever Club is an AKC accredited and sanctioned Labrador Retriever specialty club. The club was formed in 1997, with a constitution and by laws adopted by the membership in March 1998. The club holds AKC events including Specialty Shows for Labradors only, and Obedience trials. The Pawcatuck River Labrador Retriever Club's founding members decided the club name would be appropriate because most of its initial members lived within a 50-mile radius of the mouth of the Pawcatuck River

The Huron River Labrador Retriever Club was established in 1979, in Southeastern Michigan by a group of Labrador Retriever owners who shared a common interest in the breed. Our membership has grown from a small group to many members strong.

Jersey Skylands Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. was founded as a non-profit organization in 1992 and serves the northwestern New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and southern New York region. Our members strive to maintain and improve all facets of the Labrador  through careful screening and selection of all breeding stock.

The NLRC was organized in 1996 with the idea of creating a national club that would preserve and promote the Labrador Retriever. Everyone in the Labrador community is welcome... from pet owners to old timers. We are a National Lab Club formed by the members, for the members, working together for the preservation, betterment and service to the Labrador Retriever.

Members are interested in all aspects of the breed, including conformation, obedience, field work, agility and rescue. Events calendar, directory of breeders, meeting calendar, news, and specialty show results. - Read more

The High Desert Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. was born in February 1996. The club was initially formed to service the High Desert regions of Southern California. But like all good things it soon took on a life of its own and in a short time we had members from all of California as well as Oregon, Arizona and Colorado. - Read more

The Golden Gate Labrador Retriever Club (GGLRC) is located in the San Francisco Bay Area in California and has over 65 members. The Club publishes a monthly newsletter, Retriever Reflections and sponsors events year-round. These activities emphasize the versatility of the breed and encourage Labrador owners to maintain an interest in their dogs. - Read more

Promotes quality breeding and performance and sponsors field trials, hunting retriever tests, obedience trials and conformation events. Breed standard, rescue program, health articles, publications, events, and links. To encourage all Labrador Retriever breeders and owners to conduct themselves in an ethical and sportsmanlike manner, keeping in mind that their behavior reflects not only on themselves, but on the breed. - Read more

Providing information about buying, training, and caring for the breed. Code of ethics, breeder directory, membership application, and a list of meeting dates. The SDLRC is a not-for-profit club and in November, 2000, became fully licensed by the American Kennel Club (AKC). Membership is comprised of breeders, AKC exhibitors and Labrador Retriever owners wishing to learn more about this wonderful breed. The club has adopted a Code of Ethics to be followed by all members and which may also serve as a guide to others concerned with the welfare of the breed. - Read more