Different Types of Labradors and How to Identify Them

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Did you know there are more than 1 type of Labrador Retrievers? In this video, we talk about various types of labs and understand how to identify each one of them.

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I am a person who LOVES dogs, Labradors even more. Being a Labrador Parent myself, I can understand how challenging it can be to raise one, especially for new dog owners. So I started this channel to help everyone take better care of their Labradors.

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We have a yellow American lab, now 9 years old. Most amazing dog we could have asked for. Loving, caring, gentle and active. My kids grew up with him and not once did he even try to bite them, even when they bothered him. Now my kids are all adults or teenagers and he always looks in their rooms and around the house for them when they are out with friends. You do need a good vacuum, they shed for 10 dogs.

camilosantiago

I had both American and English Lab and ironically the English Lab was more active and adventurous. But i agree with your video in general!

Rocadog

I have 2 pyradors-lab/great Pyrenees mixes. One from an English black lab, (female puppy) the other from an American yellow, crossed with the GP, (male puppy). The female is black, petite, (she weighs about 68 pounds), and absolute greased lightning when she runs. She loves to patrol, and like to wade and splash in water. She has a narrow face and is very dainty and elegant. The male is very light yellow-white, really. He is a lot more stocky, and at 7 months old, weighs in the neighborhood of 90 pounds. He has a big, square head, thick legs and massive feet. He's a swimmer, and will bark if a squirrel farts in the forest a few blocks away. Extremely protective already.
These 2 are my loves!!!! Best dogs ever!

spitfirepam

I have an American yellow. Great dog but a shedding machine.

MSDOGS

British Labs have been selectively bred for hunting and hunting trials at least as long as American labs and they are as wonderful in the home as they are in the field

russellkendall

I am pretty sure that our Queen Abbey the Labby was an American Lab. She was also the best dog we could ever have wanted.

mkshffr

I have both American and English labs! English lab i called Sarah while the American Lab is Cedie😊

glaizeshaye

I have a Black American Lab. She is HIGH ENERGY and BRILLIANT!

laurashepherd

My American lab is a rescue and named Auggie❤

OpinionatedQueen

Got an American lab she’s the sweetest annoying old girl ever 13 years old and still quite an agile dog

SoMiSongbird

Basically there are differences!
I have 3 Labis same age 2 sisters and one male from other working line! Even they grow up the same, got the same training and influences, they all are different and have different abilities....so you never no what comes out of the Lab you have chosen even he had the best Kennel time and best training, the will be different each of them)....some are more chilled, other more active hunters, other is a bit afraid of noise will the sister sleep even a bomb is exploding next to of the owner is always the most important part....so the owner will learn what is Labi is able to do and how to be a good team together

LABIWorld

I Have a Field Bred American phenotype Chocolaté Labrador from multi titled Retriever/Pointer Champion Parents & All generations going back. He is night & day different from our show Bred Labs! Way way more exercise, socializing, & training! He’s like a pro athlete & our show dogs are more like body builders. If you’re not going to seriously hunt or compete in working dog competitions or don’t have large breed working dog experience DO NOT get a working bred dog, you’ll thank me later!

johnfarrow

i have an english lab very broad muscular shoulders and legs never gets tired and super smart. He goes to the vet regularly and he stays around 140 pounds all muscle . The vet says hes the biggest not overweight lab he sees .

michaelarrington