Labrador Retriever
About
The Labrador Retriever is a friendly, intelligent, and loyal breed that excels as both a family pet and a working dog. With their adaptable nature, easygoing temperament, and eagerness to please, Labradors thrive in homes that can provide regular exercise, training, and affection. Their affectionate nature, trainability, and versatility make them a beloved addition to households worldwide, bringing joy and companionship wherever they go.
Breed Size
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Weight (Male)
29-36 kg
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Weight (Female)
25-32 kg
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Height (Male)
54-62 sm
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Height (Female)
54-62 sm
Coat
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Fur Type
Double
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Color
One color
Care
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Walk
>60 minutes/day
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Breed group
Sporting Group
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Breed Size
L
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Demeanor category
Outgoing
Breed Traits
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Barking
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Good with young children
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Drooling
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Energy level value
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Grooming frequency value
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Good with other dogs
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Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
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Trainability Category
>Eager to Please
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Temperament
>Friendly, Active, Outgoing
Description
The Labrador Retriever is a medium-to-large hunting and companion dog, originally bred in Canada in the 19th century for retrieving game in water and on land. This breed descends from the St. John’s Water Dog, resulting in an intelligent, affectionate, and highly trainable companion.
- Origin: Canada, developed for retrieving and companionship.
- Smart and trainable: Quick learner with a strong desire to please.
- Loyal and affectionate: Forms deep bonds with its family.
- Energetic and playful: Requires daily exercise and mental stimulation.
- Short, dense coat: Water-resistant but sheds seasonally.
The Labrador Retriever is a friendly and devoted companion, excelling in obedience, therapy work, and retrieving. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, affectionate pets suited for families, service work, and active individuals.