Labs aren't from Labrador, despite their name. They were Newfoundlanders working with Canadian fishermen. They were originally named St John's Water Dog.
They aren t from Labrador
Labradors are chocolate, black, or yellow. Australia does not promote silver as a hue, unlike other countries. Multiple puppy hues may occur in a litter and are genetically determined.
Colourful choices
One of the most popular dog breeds in Australia, Canada, Israel, New Zealand, the UK, and the US, labradors arrived in 1929.
Popular pets
Labradors learn quickly, so enrol them in puppy school right away! Some therapy and rescue dogs are chosen because they love to please their owners. They are the most frequent guide dog breed in Australia, the US, and other nations.
Smart animals
Labradors are voracious eaters, so keep goodies away! They will test anything that smells like food. Since Labradors are prone to obesity, they must be exercised.
Love eating
Labradors are known for their water love. They first brought nets, rope, and fish to fishermen. Large webbed feet and a flattened otter-like tail let them swim and steer.
Built for swimming
Ever raced a Labrador? They may outrun you. The typical Labrador can run 19km/h in three seconds!
Fast runners
Labradors mature approximately three years old but have puppy-like activity and excitement before and beyond. You should teach your Labrador on a lead early on to avoid pulling as an adult.