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It’s easy to see why Labrador Retrievers are one of the most beloved breeds on the planet. These gentle, loyal, affectionate and obedient dogs represent all of the values we search for in a canine companion.
Easy to Groom
The Labrador Retriever’s short coat makes grooming easier than many other breeds, making the Lab’s coat pretty low maintenance.
Absolutely Adorable
Labrador Retrievers are one of the most recognizable breeds in the world, and it’s hard to say no to that begging face.
Fantastically Friendly
Even with strangers, Labs are really friendly. So while they aren’t the best guard dogs, they are the best cuddlers!
Super Playful
Labs always seem to remain puppies at heart. These dogs never tire of inventing new games to play with their families!
Incredibly Intelligent
Labrador Retrievers were bred to be quick learners. With the right training attitude, your Lab puppy will really blow you away!
Fun for the Whole Family
Labs are perhaps THE definitive family dog. Labrador Retrievers seem to get along well with everyone, especially kids.
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Questions & Answers
Labrador Retrievers are the most popular breed of dog in the United States and the United Kingdom. They are intelligent and loyal companions that have a natural affinity for water. They have high levels of energy so they need regular exercise and activity. An interesting, yet little-known fun fact about Labradors is that they were originally bred as duck-retrievers in Newfoundland. Another fascinating tidbit is that Labradors used as service dogs are often trained to perform tasks such as pulling wheelchairs and retrieving objects. They have earned quite a reputation as guide dogs for the blind.
Though most dogs do have the potential to cause allergies, Labrador Retrievers are often very well tolerated by those who are allergic. A primary factor in whether a dog will cause allergies is their coat type and Labradors generally have short, smooth coats, which produce less of the dander that contributes to allergies. Additionally, Labradors are often known for being very low shedders, further decreasing their potential to trigger allergies.
Labrador Retrievers should not be fed human food as it can cause digestive issues that can lead to more serious health complications. In addition, they should not be given table scraps, onions, garlic, or any food that is high in fat, salt, or sugar as these can all lead to an unhealthy diet for any breed of dog. Additionally, it is important to remember that chocolate is especially toxic to dogs and should never be offered to any kind of canine companion.
Labrador Retrievers have a few special requirements that are important for maintaining their health and happiness. These include providing regular exercise to keep their muscles strong and their joints flexible. Proper nutrition is also key in providing them with the energy and vitamins they need to remain energetic and disease-free. Regular grooming is important to keep their skin and coat healthy, and depending on the region you live in, you may need to provide regular protection against fleas or ticks.
Generally, Labrador Retriever puppies will reach full size at around one year old. At this point, a full-grown Labrador Retriever will typically weigh anywhere from 55 to 80 pounds, with males generally weighing more than females. It's important to remember that not all Labradors will be the same size; however, their ultimate size is usually proportional to their parents. In order to get an idea of how big your Labrador Retriever puppy may be when fully grown, ask the breeder or shelter for the size of their parents.
An active breed, Labradors require regular exercise to stay healthy and happy. Generally, any exercise you can do that gets your Labrador somewhat tired is good for them, and walking your Labrador is a great way to get them some exercise. Depending on your dog's age and fitness, it's recommended that you take your Labrador for a walk between 20 minutes and two hours per day. For a young Labrador, a shorter walk of up to 20 minutes should suffice, while an older and/or a very active Labrador may require a walk of two hours or more.
Labrador Retrievers are well known for being great family dogs, and they are especially good with kids. They have endless amounts of energy and usually come with a friendly, loving personality that will make any child feel comfortable around them. They’re also very playful and enthusiastic, often cuddling and coming up with games to entertain themselves and the kids around them. They’re also notoriously loyal and gentle, making sure to look out for their family members and never letting any harm come to them.
Training Labrador Retrievers will depend on a few factors, including the breed's energy level, dexterity, and your ability as the trainer. Ideally, you should spend both 20-30 minutes of structured training and 10-30 minutes of informal play time with them each day. However, your specific training program will be determined by the age, background, and temperament of the Labrador Retriever. It's important to keep their behavior and development in mind when designing a training regimen.
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