Labrador Coloring Pages

The Labrador is a popular dog breed known for its friendly nature, intelligence and versatility. It is one of the most popular breeds in the world, finding use as a domestic companion, guide dog, police dog, rescue dog and much more.

A tired labrador

Coloring Book Tired Labrador to Print
Labradors look like lazy dogs that would like to spend all day lying on the couch. Nothing more misleading! They love movement, activity and fun, they need it.

Training your dog

Dog training coloring book - training for kids printable
Training a dog is very important, especially at the beginning of its development. If you want to raise a polite, obedient family friend, it is best to do it while it is still...

Doggie with a bow

Printable coloring page Dog with bow for kids
This sweet little dog with a bow instead of a collar certainly enjoys different adventures. He loves to play with his canine friends, but also with the household. His...

Gift labrador puppy

Coloring Book Gift puppy labrador printable
A puppy as a gift is the dream of every child. However, it should be remembered that the dog is not a toy! It is a very big responsibility! With a dog you need to regularly go out ...

Realistic labrador

Printable Realistic Labrador Coloring Book
Labradors are very popular and distinctive. Surely more than once you have met a small or large Labrador. How did you like him? Certainly very nice...

Little labrador puppy

Printable Little Labrador Puppy Coloring Book
And what little dog urchin jumped into the flower pot? I think he likes playing outdoors, especially in the garden. Helping out in the garden....

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Printable coloring book Little dog sleeping on a blanket

A small dog sleeps on a blanket

Isn't that an adorable sight? I wonder what this little urchin has been up to! His sweet eyes are just asking for...

information 

  1. Origins: The Labrador breed originated in Canada's Labrador region, hence its name. It was bred as a hunting breed to hunt waterfowl, which influenced its ability to swim and work in water.
  2. Appearance: Labradors are medium-sized dogs with a short and dense coat, which can be black, yellow or chocolate colored. They are characterized by a straight and well-built body, and their eyes are usually expressive and full of expression.
  3. Character: They are very friendly, loyal and intelligent dogs. Labrador retrievers accompany people wonderfully, having a natural tendency to relate and be friendly to both family and strangers.
  4. Energy: Labradors are quite energetic dogs that need regular physical activity. Because of their original purpose for hunting, they have a strong desire to play, run and swim.
  5. Intelligence: The breed is considered intelligent and easy to train. They are capable of learning many commands and tricks, which makes them often used as guide dogs, police dogs or rescue dogs.
  6. Work: Labradors have many working uses, such as search and rescue assistance, therapy for the disabled, and as guide dogs for the blind.
  7. Care of the coat: Their coat requires regular combing, especially during the moulting season, when they can shed a significant amount of fur.
  8. Children and other animals: Labradors tend to be friendly toward children and other animals. They tend to have a gentle disposition and tolerate interaction with other family members well.
  9. Health: Although Labradors are a generally healthy breed, they can be prone to certain health problems, such as hip dysplasia and a tendency to be overweight.
  10. Popularity: The Labrador retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. Their friendly nature, intelligence and versatility make them ideal companions for families, active individuals and service workers.

trivia

  1. Origin in Newfoundland: Although the Labrador retriever is associated with Labrador in Canada, its origins are in Newfoundland. It was used by fishermen to help catch fish and as a helper for hard work.
  2. Golden Heart: Labradors are known for their friendly and gentle nature. They have a "heart of gold" and are often called "smile dogs."
  3. Record holders in tail length: Labradors are often distinguished by their long tails. In 2011, a record-breaking Labrador named Keel was reported in the UK, whose tail measured as much as 44.5 centimeters.
  4. Success in beauty contests: In breed dog competitions, Labradors win many awards and titles. They are popular in both classic and more unusual categories.
  5. Popularity in the US: According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), the Labrador retriever has been the most popular dog breed in the United States since 1991.
  6. Therapy assistance: Because of their friendly nature and ability to establish relationships, Labradors often work as therapy dogs, helping people in various situations.
  7. Success in films and commercials: Labradors often appear in movies, commercials and TV shows. Their charming appearance and positive energy attract the attention of viewers.
  8. Speed in water: Thanks to their waterproof coat and body structure, Labradors are excellent swimmers. They have an innate ability to dive and fetch things from the water.
  9. Auxiliary nos: Thanks to their ability to smell, Labradors are often used as guide dogs for the blind and as search and rescue dogs.
  10. World record for number of births: In 2014 in the UK, a Labrador retriever named Bella gave birth to as many as 14 puppies, which was considered a record number in a single litter.
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