Friendly, full of life and tender, the Labrador became one of the most popular dogs in the United States and this seems to be a trend in Europe too. The breed is appreciated for its intelligence and its capability to perform easily.
The Labrador Retriever descends from Newfoundland (not in Labrador, as its name suggest), east of Canada. In the past, the Labrador was used for hunting, but, along the years, Labradors have become assistance dogs, police, military, rescue and detection dogs, field trial dogs, or simply wonderful pets, due to their intelligence, discipline, their balanced temperament, and also for their ability of understanding human beings.
The Labrador is a medium-large but compact breed, strong, rather longer than higher, athletic and with strong senses. These aspects allow the Labrador to accomplish both his duties as a hunter and as a family member.
There are two Labrador lines: English and American. The English line derives from England. Their appearance is different because they are massive and stumpy, compared to the American Labrador, which is supposed to be taller and lighter-built.
The Labrador Retriever is a very lovable affectionate dog; it has a short coat, double, thickset and repellent, in colours which can be chocolate, solid black and a creamy yellow with the coat being double layered and easy to take care of.
Relatively large, Labrador males typically weigh 30–36 kg (65–80 lb) and the females 25–32 kg (55–70 lb) under AKC standards, but some labs do become overweight and may weigh significantly more. Some adult labradors can reach 45 kg, or more.
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