Labrador Puppy - Breed Information
Labrador puppy is gentle, yet outgoing. They always eager to please and they are highly trainable. Labrador is also intelligent and they excels when asked to work in challenging environments, and especially around water thanks to their water resistant coats. They also love taking part in canine sports as well as other activities such as working as a guide dog. Other than that, Labrador is also a fantastic companion and a family pet.
Characteristics - Labrador Puppy
- Labrador is reliable and trustworthy
- Labs make wonderful family pets
- They are great around kids as well as other dogs and animals
- They are always eager to please
- They are easy to train
- Very strong bonds with their families
Appearance - Labrador Puppy
- Heights: Males 56 – 61 cm, Females 56 – 61 cm
- Average Weight: Males 29 – 36 kg, Females 25 – 32 kg
- Common coat colours
- Solid black
- Solid yellow
- Solid liver/chocolate
- The Labrador Retriever is a strongly built
The history
Labrador was recognised in England as a Kennel Club breed in 1903. They were first registered by the AKC in the United States of America in 1917. Originally called a St. John’s Dog or lesser Newfoundland dog. The breed was in Newfoundland in the 1700’s and imported to England beginning the early 1800’s. Although the Labrador’s exact origin unknown, some speculate the Greater Newfoundland dog or the French St. Hubert’s dog is part of the cross that made the St. John’s dog.
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