The Labrador Retriever is a friendly, intelligent breed, which might explain why Labs are America’s favorite dogs.
Labrador Retrievers are everything you’d expect of man’s best friend. They’re friendly and outgoing, devoted to their families, eager to please and easygoing, yet energetic.
Labradors are sturdy dogs with a wide head, tapered tail and a dense, water-repellant double coat.
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Labrador Retrievers come in standard colors including yellow, black, and chocolate, offering a diverse and charming palette for these beloved and versatile dogs.
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Labs are moderate to heavy shedders. Regular brushing helps remove loose hair and keeps the coat shiny.
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Labradors are generally healthy, but they’re prone to weight gain. Many Labs will overeat if given the opportunity, so watch their food intake closely. A complete and balanced diet and daily exercise can help prevent weight gain.
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As a large breed, Labrador Retrievers may benefit from a large-breed adult or puppy formula. To support a Lab’s high energy levels, a high-protein dog food may also be appropriate.
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The Labrador Retriever gets his name from Labrador, Canada, though the breed was developed in 19th-century Newfoundland as a water dog.
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Though the breed originated in Newfoundland, the Third Earl of Malmesbury referred to the breed as Labradors. The breed was nearly extinct by the late 19th century. The Malmesburys and other
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Labrador Retrievers remain one of the most popular breeds in America, Canada and the UK.
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