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Question by Tom Richard
Submitted on 4/28/2004
Related FAQ: rec.pets.dogs: Breeding, Whelping, and Rearing Puppies FAQ
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What are the differences between a English Labrador retreiver and a American Labrador retreiver?

 
 

Answer by shagen
Submitted on 6/18/2004
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Tom, I own an English bred Labrador.  I hope I can answer your question correctly.  Obviously the English bred lab comes from English bred stock.  The dogs general appearance is different. English bred labs are heavier, thicker, blockier. The American bred Lab is tall and lanky.  The dogs disposition is somewhat different too.  My English bred female is very calm and laid back.  She is a very mature 1 year old.  You could go to several websites and take a look at the English bred labs.  They are very beautiful dogs.  Go to AKC.org and look up a list of lab breeders.  Try this one.  www.blackrocklabs.com  These are English bred.  You can tell the difference just by looking at these dogs.

 

Answer by pris
Submitted on 7/11/2004
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is it common to breed english and american types

 

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