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82 Reviews For Chocolate Labradors

  • Guest 4th Nov 2009

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    I have a two Year old (Rusty) chocolate lab, he enjoys running with me on my bike, it took approx. six weeks of work to train Rusty for this, he does very good. in the beginning he would stop me when he needed to poop, the last few days(we ride and run daily)he has been pooping while at a trot,I always stop when he shows the need, Question, should I be worried.

  • Guest 26th May 2009

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    Oscar is very intelligent and full of life. He is extremely well bred with fantastic looks, I get stopped by admirers everywhere I take him. He is fully house trained and already is sitting, giving his paw and lying down on command and hasnt chewed a thing.

  • Guest 20th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Chocolate Labradors are the best natured dogs i have ever known, playful, loving and intelligent. they are easy to train and i would reccommend them to anyone. excellent around children, as long as they are taught not to jump up, even the smallest of children. as long as execised regular, i found training easy, when not excerised can become boistrous.
    they love to chew, any loose objects, ie. my shoes! doesnt do it anymore but did as a pup. without regular exercise can become hard to train.
    Exce ...

  • Guest 3rd Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Hi we have a chocolate lab called Molly , she is now 13 months old and absolutly adorable. We brought her when she was 6 weeks old,she has been a dream to toilet train,wish the same could be said about general training,we managed to train her to sit ,stay and lie down easily but as for coming when called this has been a different matter especially when ther are distractions around but we are not going to give up she is worth all the work we have put into her. Has selective hearing ,but it is ama ...

  • AlbertStanley 20th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    We have 2 labs 1 choc (Albert) & 1 black (Stanley) they are both 12 weeks old, they tear up and down the garden fighting over a leaf or twig totally ignoring the toys the guy in the pet food shop advised us to buyt!
    They are starting to recognise their names, and will sit on command and seems to know if they are in trouble and turn the big sad eye routine so as you imagine forgiveness is instant.

  • Guest 12th Dec 2008

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    ben our chocolate labrador, well what can i say, he is the most beautiful, good natured dog i have ever met. he is everyones friend and loves the kids to bits. he has been an absolute joy since the day we got him and ten months later i would not swap him for the world.

  • Guest 11th Nov 2008

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    Chocolate labs are perhaps the most friendly dog you can find. They are wonderful with kids, play continually and need lots of exercise. If you ever see chocolate labs playing with one another they recognise each other as being totally daft and full of fun. Lots of ear biting, leg chewing and chasing. Our dog is 18 months now and the best thing we have ever done for our family. Don't expect them to be useful as guard dogs. Our dog never barks, licks strangers to death and wags her tail cont ...

  • Guest 29th Oct 2008

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    we have had a chocolate labrador named Harvey for 7 wonderful years but sadly he died today, I don't know how we will get through life without him, he has to be the best dog anyone could wish for, so loyal and friendly and adored kids, don't get me wrong as a baby he was the naughtiest dog in the world!!! but so funny with it and we always had a laugh with him, we have black labs also, 2 girls, but Harvey was a tad more special to us, he was very easy to train, very loved and will be missed by a ...

  • Guest 26th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    My chocolate labrador is called poppi she is a year old. We got her from a dog shelter when she was 6 months old. She stays in the house and has never did her business in the house. She's the best dog we could have asked for. From time to time if there is a stray shoe laying round she will chew on it. But she's still a great family dog.

  • Guest 30th Sep 2008

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    We have a chocolate labrador called Cai he's absolutely crackers. He's a year old loves everyone and every thing. The only downside he's chews everything in sight particularly the stair carpet, but we wouldn't change for the world he makes us laugh every day.

  • Guest 24th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    we have a chocolate labrador called buster! he's 11 weeks old. he's so playful and excellent with my 2 young boys, he just wants 2 play all the time! he will bite chew and play with everything and anything he comes across, he is a joy 2 have as a new member of our family and wouldn't change him for the world.

  • Guest 25th Aug 2008

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    Chocolate Labradors are so affectionate i have a little girl labrador and she follows me everywhere! They are reasonably easy to train but can be disobedient just like any dog they are the best dog ever and your best freind they are also great with kids and very sweet. They are ruled by their stomach! And sometimes only hear what they want to hear when training them. Fabulous!

  • Guest 23rd Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Chocolate Labradors are beautiful and very playful dogs who will give lots of attention to the whole family. They need a lot of walking and will eat anything in sight but are the best dogs to have around!

  • Val Norris 23rd Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Molly is a 13month old chocolate labrador. We acquired her through labrador rescue when she was six months old. She was very submissive when we first got her, but since she started to feel confident with us, she has become very unruly. We have taken her to classes and was advised to do several things, but we can't seem to knock this stubbornness out of her. We hope she will outgrow this naughty trait. She was spayed a month ago, but no sign of her calming down yet. She is the 6th labrador bitch ...

  • Guest 13th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    We have started a one to one training session. As Barney reached 2 years old he decided he was going to try to be top dog, we had other ideas. I thought of castration, my husband shivered at that thought so we agreed to try intensive training first, then if no joy from that it will be snip snip time!

  • Guest 19th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    we bought our chocolate labrador on valentines day 2006 at 7 weeks old she is now two and a half. She has bought great pleasure to our family and would not harm a flea.

  • Guest 2nd Jul 2008

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    A Chocolate Labrador makes a great companion.

  • Guest 29th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Tara my Chocolate Labrador is adorable, playful and loving with us the family and with other people and dogs. She loves to greet people and is being trained now not to jump up at everyone. She is 9 months old and sometimes like to run off with other dogs and comes back in her own time. but she has been trained in many other things. I do advise that chocolate labs need to be trained early and then you will find them easier to handle later and enjoy them as they enjoy your company.

  • Guest 11th Jun 2008

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    A breed not suitable for fair weather dog walkers or town dwellers. They thrive on love and attention wide open spaces and the sound of running water!

  • Guest 23rd May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Winston unfortunately has displacement of both hips and elbows but on his medication is holding his own