Integrity

It is close to Route 93 in NH exits 3,4 or 5 (also 495 exit 51B in Plastow, NH). At Integrity Farm we have been breeding quality animals since 1985. We started by breeding Lippitt Morgan horses, we raised and showed our stallion to a 5 time grand champion stallion and Justin Morgan winner. We produced 3 to 4 foals a year. I was also a founding member of the Lippitt Morgan Breeders association. For many years now we have specialized in breeding only Labrador Retrievers. We breed from AKC parents who have OFA clearances. We believe in temperament, soundness and type. When I was a child, both my Mom & Dad raised, bred, and showed Afghan Hounds. For many years my Dad was a Civil Engineer working for ITT in Mass and RCI in NJ. On his off time he was president of the Greater Lowell Kennel Club with both of my parents very involved with dogs. My Mom helped run handling classes, and was also a dog groomer and worked from our kennel at home. My brother Barry finished many of the family dogs with both American & Canadian titles. Our kennel was established in the 1950s/1960 in Methuen, Massachusetts and was called Charman Kennels. My dad had beagles for hunting. My parents also bred and had Harness race horses, as well as pleasure-riding horses. I showed horses and was involved in the Methuen Mane Tamers 4-H program at a young age. I competed at local state fairs and 4-H shows. I was also involved with the FFA (Future Farmers of America) when I went to Pinkerton Academy, back when they had cows at the school. I had even shown a cow at the Deerfield Fair for my school. I only tell you all this because people often ask, "How did you ever get started in all this?" Because I was raised with all these animals, it only seems natural that they are still a BIG part of my life. For as long as I can remember, I have had a love for animals. Growing up on a farm with a quarter of a mile race track in your back yard was cool and fun. It is weird, animals are what I would call a healthy addiction, just not a good financial move, especially the horses. But once they are in your blood it is hard to live with out them. About Our Dogs