
Rose City
Labrador Retriever Club
Coming together for the love of the breed
Pick your heart throb!
The RCLRC
Stud Dog Auction runs July 1–12—where top-tier charm meets championship pedigree.
Register to bid and claim your canine crush!
We share our passion today and preserve it for tomorrow.
Rose City Labrador Retriever Club of Portland, Oregon is a 501 (c)(4) nonprofit organization of Labrador Retriever enthusiasts. We are licensed by the American Kennel Club and a member of the Master National Retriever Club. Our membership represents 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.
Everyone with a genuine interest in the breed is invited to get to know the Rose City Labrador Retriever Club (RCLRC). We hope that you find our website interesting and informative, and we welcome the opportunity to answer our questions or requests for additional information.
2025 Events at a Glance
2025 SUMMER SPECIALTY & SWEEPSTAKES
Thursday, July 10 - Saturday, July 12
Join us in the beautiful Willamette Wine Country for an unforgettable three-day celebration, July 10-12! Experience two Specialties along with Sweepstakes, Veteran Sweepstakes, Junior & Pee Wee Showmanship, and 4-6 Beginner Puppy competitions. This event also offers AKC CGC, CGCA, and Trick Dog evaluations, plus Fetch tests at all levels—open to all breeds. To learn more, see Events.
This is your chance to create wonderful memories and let you and your dog shine.
Location: Champoeg Heritage State Park, St. Paul, Oregon
We can’t wait to see you there!
Labradors only
come in three colors!
The Rose City Labrador Retriever Club supports our parent club, the Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. in their "Only 3 Colors" effort. The purpose is to educate buyers that recognized coat colors for purebred Labrador Retrievers are only black, yellow, and chocolate. Buyers are led to believe that dogs with silver or dilute coat color are desirable, purebred, and rare, and justify a premium purchase price. Let's help get the message out that these dogs are not!
We encourage those interested in the future of the Labrador Retriever to read
The Issue of the Silver Labrador by Frances O Smith, DVM, PhD, Chair, Labrador Retriever Club, Inc. Genetics Committee.