Labrador retriever
The British breed of retriever gun dog is known as the Labrador Retriever or Labrador. It was called after the Labrador region of the island of Newfoundland and was developed in the United Kingdom using fishing dogs brought from that colony, which is now a province of Canada. It is among the most popular breeds of dogs kept in a number of nations, notably in the West. The Labrador is affectionate, submissive, and playful. Although popularly kept as a companion dog, it was bred as a sporting and hunting dog. Additionally, it could be taught to operate as therapy or rescue dog, a guide dog, or an aid dog.
The Labrador is a gentle, good-natured dog that is very affectionate, loving, patient, and affectionate. They enjoy kids a lot and don't need difficult or elaborate care requirements. high level of intelligence, extreme loyalty, perseverance, and joy. They particularly enjoy playing in the water since they love swimming. The Labrador is a decent and trustworthy dog that likes children, gets along with other breeds, and is very friendly. They require loving owners who treat them like a member of the family. They are simple to teach; some people can be rather wary of newcomers; but, if they get along with them, there won't be any issues.
Height: 21.5 to 24 inches
Weight: 55 to 80 pounds
Life expectancy: 10 to 12 years
