LABRADOR RETRIEVER

// A faithful companion

Labradors are excellent companions and are particularly suitable for families with children as they are patient and gentle. Their love of people and other animals makes them ideal companions for anyone looking for a loyal friend.

The breed is characterized by its high intelligence and trainability. Labradors are not only popular as family dogs, but are also valued as service and therapy dogs. They have a pronounced “will-to-please”, which means that they are always eager to please their owners. This makes training relatively easy and enjoyable.

On the outside, Labradors have a short, water-repellent coat that comes in black, yellow or chocolate brown. Their eyes are often warm and expressive, and their ears hang close to their heads.

As active dogs, Labradors need regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. They are natural swimmers and excellent retrievers, which is why they are often used as hunting and rescue dogs.

All in all, the Labrador Retriever is a wonderful breed of dog that, with the right care and attention, can be an enriching part of any family. Their uncomplicated character, reliability and zest for life make them one of the most popular pets in the world.

// Characteristics

// Particularities

Labrador Retrievers are famous and loved worldwide for their unique character traits and abilities that set them apart from other breeds. Here are some of the characteristics that define this breed:

Friendly nature: Labradors are known for their friendly, open and approachable nature. They are particularly fond of children and also get along well with other pets.

High intelligence: This breed is extremely intelligent, which makes them excellent working dogs. Their quick comprehension and willingness to learn enable them to learn a variety of commands and tricks.

“Will-to-Please”: Labradors have a strong desire to please their owners. This makes them not only friends, but also loyal and obedient companions.

Excellent nose: With their exceptional sense of smell, Labrador Retrievers are excellent sniffer dogs. They are often used in search and rescue work, but also for drug detection.

Water lover: The breed loves water. Labradors are natural swimmers with a water-repellent coat and “webbed toes” between their toes, which make swimming easier.

Versatility: Whether as a guide dog, therapy dog, rescue dog or simply as a family member – the Labrador Retriever is at home in a variety of roles and environments.

Easy-care coat: Their short, dense coat is relatively easy to care for. Regular brushing is usually enough to keep it healthy and clean.

Energy and play instinct: Labradors are active and energetic dogs. They love to play, run and fetch and need regular exercise and mental stimulation.

These special features make the Labrador Retriever not only an excellent working dog, but also a loving and loyal companion that enriches family life.

// Head shape and snout

They have a broad skull and a medium-length muzzle that is neither pointed nor too short.

// Muzzle for Labrador Retriever

A custom-made Limuzz muzzle for the Labrador Retriever takes the special shape of the head into account and ensures that the dog can still pant while wearing it without restricting its natural breathing.