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on 10th May 2008
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Daisy is only 20 weeks and our first dog. I have always wanted a chocolate lab. She is so great, has me laughing all the time and even when she does do bad things it is quite hard to tell her off with those beautiful eyes. She picks things up very quickly although she does have selective hearing when being naughty. Wants to be friends with eveyone and even at 20 wks, with supervision, is great with really young children
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on 15th Apr 2008
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Hi, we have a chocolate lab called yogi he has just had his 2nd birthday! Lab's make excellent family pets. As we have had a few rescued labs now, we definately think that chocolate one's are more excitable! Yogi loves other dogs and people especially men, we wouldnt be without him. xx
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on 13th Apr 2008
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Cadbury, our chocolate labrador, is loyal friendly (if not too friendly) absolutely gorgeous to look at and is full of fun.
This is the second Labrador I have had though this is the first chocolate lab. he`s a wonderful dog. Tender and loving and very patient.
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Liz Robinson
on 29th Mar 2008
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Monty is 16mnths old and the whole family love him, he is the first chocolate lab we have had. Loyal, excellent with people and other dogs. Well behaved in the house. He is bigger than we anticipated. When walked off lead he always at some point stands and watches us walk away he will not budge for anything human or animal, but never takes his eyes of us. A distance passes and he will come running straight to us but only when he thinks he will. We don't know why and we have tried everything to c ...
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Review by
kellyaturley
on 27th Mar 2008
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Jasper is now 19 mths old. we've had him since he was 8 wks old and hes now the size of a reindeer! he's jealous of anybody else getting my attention, loves the kids, absolutely loves teddies and is my baby. Hubby hates him, generally because he chases off his chickens! However, hes a useless guard dog, never barks, rolls on his back when he sees strangers at the door and has never growled. If we meet somebody while on a walk, Jasper will walk on his back legs and wants to knock them over. He ha ...
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patbridge
on 22nd Mar 2008
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I have acquired Jasper aged 8 months from my son who is relocating to France. He is a lovely dog who has not had the best start in life but is responding to training and lots of love attention and affection. I already have two Lhasa Apsos who will boss him and love him to bits. I have never had a lab before but I love this one to bits!!
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natalie27
on 16th Mar 2008
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They are great dogs however they are not quite the same as other coloured labs, and can suffer allergies and be very costly. Our insurance for him is higher than mine and my hubbys...He is a great dog but even though he goes out for walks is well socialised has loads of company, he is still quite naughty...be warned!!!!
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on 5th Mar 2008
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I have a chocolate lab called Charlie hes is 3 years old, he is my best pal. I love him so much great dogs I have a yellow lab too called Angel both great
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on 3rd Mar 2008
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Rolo is 11 months old and very handsome . He has had a senstive tummy and is very funny about his food, he also itches alot which we were told is in there breed even though this drives us and Rolo mad we could not be with out him
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on 8th Feb 2008
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They are cute and and loving and friendly
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on 2nd Feb 2008
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brilliant dogs
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stevenfwalker
on 1st Feb 2008
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well they are brill dogs and if u get one u will need a good dozen towels,and love walkin and swimming they r in my eyes the 4 wheel drive of the dog world .they are at there best in the fields,forests etc in the mud and water and long grass.not suitable for fair weather dog walkers who only do pathments you know who u are eh.
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on 12th Jan 2008
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We were given our first Lab 14 years ago and we knew Labs would be the only type of dog we would ever have again. We currently have an 11 month old chocolate lab named Moose. He was 4 months old when we got him from another family. Surprisingly, he adjusted to a new home quite well. He is very smart and funny. He is good with other dogs and loves attention from anyone who is willing to give it to him. He does get a lot of attention because he is very handsome and personable. He was easil ...
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Review by
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on 10th Jan 2008
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Our chocolate Labrador, named Cadbury, is one and a half now, we love him to bits and couldn't imagine being without him. A true member of the family.
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on 3rd Jan 2008
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There is no other dog than a chocolate lab!
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on 19th Dec 2007
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I love chocolate labs and am getting another one in the new year hopefully :)
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Review by
cocoloco
on 28th Nov 2007
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A great dog, but before considering getting a Chocolate Labrador, think about the amount of exercise they need, as enough never seems to be enough. A very affectionate dog, and gets on great with children. When out though, she is difficult to walk.
Train early while a puppy, and be very fair but firm with them. They will give you years of happiness.
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Review by
janwilmot
on 22nd Sep 2007
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Chocolate Labradors can make a great family pet, for active families. Generally good with children, but do still need socialising and training. Like all dogs, they can have health problems, but from good breeders they are a robust and generally healthy breed. You will need a sense of humour with a chockie; much more so than with other coloured Labs, but for me that is part of their appeal.
They will guard their people and space, but are more likely to lick an intruder to death.
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Review by
georget1
on 6th Aug 2007
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We have a 10 month old Chocolate Labrador called Lily, and she is the best dog we have ever had! She was house trained in one week, and she sleeps in her cage without a problem. The cage is what she thinks is her space, and she does not find it at all distressing. I would highly recommend it. She was large for her age when she was about 5 months old, but she has slowed down in growth considerably. I don't think there is a better tempered breed than the Labrador, and Lily has been perfect!
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Review by
kinkysex
on 28th May 2007
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How could you resist the choccie lab? All chocolate and none of the calories! As a breeder and an owner of two chocolate Labrador bitches (Thornton and Treacle), I am a very proud mum to both of them.
They are loving, loyal, playful, and clever Thornton can open doors! And they love being walked. As for children, well, you can pull them, sit on them and roll with them, but they won't bite or bark. Hats off to the choccie labs!
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