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Guest 7th Jun 2009
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General comments: Labrador Retriever are WONDERFUL DOGS!!!!! smart, loyal and loving.
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shepdog66 25th Sep 2008
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I got my yellow Labrador Retriever when he was 3 months. He was crate trained and easy going. He's 10 months now and I really love him. He's a challenge though, I run with him and he wants to go to other people, which I don't like. He chews everything I give him up, including his bed. He does shed a lot and we could not house break him. He loves my running, although he poops out after a few miles, so I will have to get another breed to run my longer runs with! He needs a buddy anyway. La ...- Read shepdog66's review (116 words)
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Guest 15th Sep 2008
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Carbon - thats my 1 year old is a great dog. The way he comes to us wagging his tail when we reach home at the end of the day is worth everything on Earth. He is caring and good at understanding our emotions. He would never bother us when he rightly senses our preoccupation.- Read Guest's review (64 words)
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Guest 25th Aug 2008
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We have a 4 month yellow lab and she is great. She's really friendly and was so easy to house train. She has tons of energy and keeps us all very active from walking and playing. We took her to the lake and she LOVED it, spent all day swimming and playing fetch in the water. I could not recommend a better choice especially if you have a family.- Read Guest's review (98 words)
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Guest 25th May 2008
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This breed just want to be part of the family be warned they like the settee and bed- Read Guest's review (112 words)
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fearlessleader 20th May 2008
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We got a yellow lab when I was about 11 years old and she lived for 12 years with nary a problem (medical or otherwise). Everyone in my neighbourhood loved her, she was so good with people, and was (honestly)) the smartest dog I've ever met. I can not recommend this breed highly enough!
Sadly, because she was SUCH an amazing dog, I don't know how my future pets will be able to live up to her! :D- Read fearlessleader's review (107 words)
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DogCast Radio 15th Apr 2008
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A good Labrador is hard to better! They are loving, affectionate and eager to please you. All they want is company and cuddles. Labs love everyone. My black Lab, Buddy is five, and is definitely one of my best friends.
Labradors are lovely. There is a reason why they are the most popular breed, and it's because they make great companions, excellent family pets, and are a friendly, easy going kind. They do want companionship, and a certain amount of exercise, but if you have the time to give to ...- Read DogCast Radio's review (126 words)
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Mac99
9th Apr 2008
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I have two black Labrador Retrievers: Ben and Holly. Ben is an old man now at 13 years old. Holly is his young pal and she's coming up for 3 years old.
We found Ben to be a handful when he was younger. He loved to explore - sometimes to his folly. He pulled a lot on his lead. He twice escaped from the garden [after taking a running jump over the fence] and spent a few happy hours in the custody of her majesty's finest. He finally got his brains at around 5 years old! His intelligent eyes hides ...- Read Mac99's review (403 words)
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Terence Wass
14th Feb 2007
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Why would you even think about buying a different breed?
I don't think that a labrador would bite your child, they don't even bark much.
Buster (I didn't name him) is nothing short of fantastic. He cost us 350 quid as a pup from breeders who didn't want him because he has a wonky set of teeth - not that this stops him eating or chewing things.
He follows me around in the hope that I will drop some morsel of food. He sleeps at my feet. When I'm sat watching TV, he lies on my feet to ensure t ...- Read Terence Wass's review (513 words)
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I brought Bonnie, my Labrador Retriever, over 12 months ago now and she is my baby! She is house trained, a fab companion and loves a good walk. I take her out for at least 1.5 hours to 2 hours every day to allow her to let off steam. Labs get on well with other dogs and even cats, this is one of the reasons I chose a lab. She does scrounge for food a lot but never goes in the bin!
I would recommend a Lab to anyone, as they are the best dog in the world.- Read bonnie2006's review (119 words)
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the boss 1
30th Apr 2006
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As a family after our break in we decided to buy another dog the wife wanted something loyal and that had a good temperament as we have a young toddler so we had to be careful about which breed to buy.
After asking many questions regarding the aforementioned and looking at many different breeds we went to see some Labrador puppies my sons face lit up when this little black lab. would not leave his side my wife and i thought this was hilarious and decided there and then to buy the little chap no ...- Read the boss 1's review (249 words)
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1kjeah
5th Mar 2006
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I have a 8 month old black lab and she is a wonderful family pet. There is not much to say against these great dogs and I would call them the perfect family pet. They will play with anyone, learn to fetch within days, and are a joy to play with in a pond of stream. These dogs love the water and ours learned to leap after sticks when they were thrown into the pond. the only negative side to owning a lab is their tendency towards hip displaysia in their later years. Buy a lab only from a refe ...- Read 1kjeah's review (142 words)
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Jeffrey
26th Feb 2006
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The Labrador Retriever is one of the best breeds anyone could ever even dream of having. They are loyal, affectionate, and can be a bit silly at times. But I think that's one of the things that I think makes a lab a lab. Especially the way they sit and hop up in the chair when they feel as if they are not getting enough attention. Labs are #1 baby! Yeah!- Read Jeffrey's review (114 words)
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chelseaa
15th Feb 2006
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My Labrador retriever, Casey is almost 6 years old and he is very sweet, and good with my 2 year old sister. Although he was very hyper when he was younger, and I've heard that as a trait of labs, until he was almost 3, he is a good family dog. Casey isn't very loyal at all, if there was someone with food outside he'd just run, even if they were standing in the middle of the busy street...and we're not able to take him off his leash or else he will run away. That might not be a problem on his pa ...- Read chelseaa's review (190 words)
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rabbitlady 8th Jan 2006
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I would highly recommend a Labrador Retriever to anybody. They are a man's best friend.- Read rabbitlady's review (87 words and 2 comments)
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Demoncyia 10th Sep 2005
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My family has always raised black Labrador Retriever and when I moved out to college I got my own. Now I have a 10 month old black lab named Tarja that I rescued from the animal shelter when she was 8 weeks old. I adore her and would not trade or for any other dog. She is awesome with my 3 year old nephew and she is and will forever be part of my family.- Read Demoncyia's review (103 words)
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chocklabs
28th Sep 2004
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I have 4 Labradors and they make wonderful pets. I enjoy spending afternoons at the pond watching them play.
If fed a good dog food, it helps with shedding and allergies.- Read chocklabs's review (57 words and 1 comment)
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woolfie
17th Sep 2004
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My yellow Labrador is adorable and loves his tummy tickled.
He is a pleasure to take out on walks and never acts up with other dogs or people.
I have actually tried to out-cuddle him but this is impossible- labradors are full of love.
Brilliant companionship and always obedient (although rivers can prove testing).
He also has a sense of humour and likes paying games and is excellent with children.
He wakes up in a good mood and rolls around, stays in a good mood all day and then goes to sl ...- Read woolfie's review (161 words and 2 comments)
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joym525
20th Aug 2004
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We have a female black Labrador Retriever. She was easily house trained within a month. She has an easy temperment. Rarely barks.
She loves to roll around on the floor with the kids. She will do anything to make you happy.
We do get black hair everywhere but we just get her shaved every 3 months and she is well worth it.
We had to spend $1000 on a knee surgery for her. This is common for this breed of dog. But again, she is worth it.- Read joym525's review (112 words)
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roseanne
24th Jun 2004
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Labrador Retrievers are a lovely breed.- Read roseanne's review (27 words)
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Labrador Retriever Information and Pictures, Labs
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