AKC Labradors · Sanford, Florida
Labrador Puppies for Sale in Florida, Raised Right in Our Home
Family-raised by Tishauna Borosky, MBA, and Dr. Paul Borosky, DBA, MBA, in our Sanford, FL home.
Litter update: our next litter, white and cream English Labradors from Luna and Louie, is due at the end of November 2026. The waitlist opens the day the puppies are born.
Looking for Labrador puppies for sale in Florida? You are in the right place. We raise AKC Labrador Retrievers in our home, underfoot, with our family. English and American lines. Yellow, chocolate, champagne, and white. Parents live on site, and you are welcome to come meet them by appointment.
Available Labrador Puppies
No puppies on the ground right now. The next litter is almost here.
Our Remi x Louie puppies went home to their families on August 6, 2026. Our litters usually place before the puppies are old enough to leave. That is why it pays to be ready the day the waitlist opens.
Our next litter is due at the end of November 2026, out of Luna, our white English female, and Louie, our white English male. Expect white and cream English Labradors, the blockier, calmer type. Puppies should be ready for their new homes around late January 2027, once they are weaned, vet-checked, and ready to travel.
Puppies from this litter are expected to run $2,500 to $4,000, depending on color and demand.
The waitlist opens the day the puppies are born. A $500 deposit holds your spot, and pick order follows deposit order. Want a heads-up? Call or text Dr. Paul at (321) 948-9588 and we will let you know the moment they arrive. Every puppy is posted on our upcoming litters page with photos and the current price as soon as they are born.
Due late November 2026
Our Next Litter: Luna and Louie
This one is all English line. The mother is Luna, our white English female, and the father is Louie, our white English male. Both live here with us, and you are welcome to come meet them before the puppies arrive.
Expect white and cream puppies from this pairing. Color is never guaranteed before birth, so we confirm each puppy's color once they are here and post real photos as they grow. Puppies go to their new homes around late January 2027.
Luna (white English female) × Louie (white English male)
Want first pick? The waitlist opens the day the litter is born. A $500 deposit holds your spot, and families choose in deposit order. Get notified so you hear the moment they arrive.
Recently placed
The Remi x Louie Litter Went Home August 6, 2026
Eleven puppies, born June 11, 2026, out of Remi and King Louie Waffles. Every one of them is with their family now. A few of them, at six weeks old, right before they left.
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Meet the parents
Every Puppy Comes From a Dog That Lives With Us
Not a far-off kennel. Here. With us. These are the dogs behind our litters, English and American lines both.
New to the breed? Read up on the difference between English and American Labs, including our English white Labradors. For everything else, training, feeding, health, and day-to-day care, see our complete Labrador Retriever care guide. And if you are planning a life with a Lab in the Sunshine State, here is why Florida is a great state to own a Labrador.
Who we are
A Small Family Breeder, Not a Kennel
Here is the thing. We are not a big operation. We raise about four litters a year. That is on purpose.
Tishauna does most of the day-to-day. The feeding, the socializing, the early handling, the late nights. She is the reason our puppies are calm, friendly, and ready for a family. She knows every puppy by personality before it ever leaves.
Dr. Paul Borosky holds a DBA and an MBA, and he runs the business side and the paperwork. When he says a real, named family stands behind every puppy, he means it. You always know exactly who you are buying from.
We socialize our puppies with other dogs and with children. We welcome visits before you buy. And if life ever changes and you cannot keep your dog, it comes back to us, never a shelter.
From our breeder
We Wrote the Book on the First 90 Days
The Go-Home Guide
Your breeder did the first eight weeks. The next ninety days are yours. The early handling, the socializing, the crate and the schedule add up to a head start most new owners never even know they got. The question is what you do with it next.
In The Go-Home Guide, the breeder who raised your puppy walks you through the ninety days that shape the adult dog, week by week. The first 72 hours at home. The socialization window that closes fast, and how to use it safely before the shots are done. The foundation commands, taught in short, simple steps.
What families say
From Our Puppy Families
"Luna is adjusting great, and her big brother and her are getting along. You were right on the money about her being food motivated, and she wants to be dirty like her mom. She is a digger, LOL!"
J. Jakob
Going the Extra Mile
From Luna and Dunkin's last litter, a young couple in Merritt Island was over the moon to buy their first puppy together. The husband was away for work that weekend, and the wife had no car to make the trip. She wanted to meet her new family member so badly that, for a small fee, Dr. Paul drove the puppy out to her. It brought the new owner to tears.
What comes with your puppy
What You Get
- AKC registration (Limited, with Full available for $500 more)
- A vet health certificate, first shots, and dewormed before go-home
- Socialized with kids and other dogs
- Real photos and video before pickup
- Delivery at about $2.50 a mile, give or take with fuel prices, or pickup in Sanford
- Both parents on site for you to meet
Before you ask
Common Questions
Do you have puppies available right now?
Not this minute. Our next litter, from Luna and Louie, is due at the end of November 2026, with puppies ready for their families around late January 2027. The waitlist opens the day the puppies are born, and pick order follows deposit order.
Can I visit before I buy?
Yes. We welcome it. Come meet the parents and see where your puppy is raised. By appointment.
Do you deliver?
Yes. We deliver at about $2.50 a mile, give or take with fuel prices, across Florida and into Georgia and South Carolina. You can also pick up in Sanford.
What does a puppy cost?
It depends on the litter, the color, and demand, so it moves. Puppies from our upcoming Luna x Louie litter are expected to run $2,500 to $4,000, and we list the current price right on each puppy once they are born. Take a look at our upcoming litters page, or call and ask.
When does the waitlist open?
The day the litter is born. That is when we open $500 deposits, and places fill in deposit order. You choose your puppy when your turn comes. If your timing changes, your deposit moves to a future litter. Want a heads-up? Contact us and we will tell you the moment the puppies arrive.
More questions? Call or text Dr. Paul at (321) 948-9588.
The Borosky Family
Borosky Labradors is the Borosky family. Tishauna Borosky, MBA, and Dr. Paul Borosky, DBA, MBA, raising AKC Labrador Retrievers in our Sanford, FL home. Small litters, raised indoors, with both parents on site.
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Want to Know the Day They Arrive?
Our Luna x Louie litter is due at the end of November 2026. Call or text Dr. Paul at (321) 948-9588 and we will let you know the day they are born and the waitlist opens.