Entity: LABRADOR-RETRIEVER
Labrador Retriever is a medium to large dog breed known for its short, dense coat in black, yellow, or chocolate colors, originating from Newfoundland and developed in England.
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
Etymology
The Labrador Retriever breed was largely developed in England from stock originating in Newfoundland, Canada.
Definition
Labrador Retriever refers to a medium to large dog breed known for its short, dense coat in black, yellow, or chocolate colors. They are recognized for their friendly demeanor, intelligence, and versatility in various roles.
Historical Context
Labrador Retrievers were originally bred as fishing and hunting dogs in Newfoundland. They were later refined in England and became popular for their retrieving abilities and gentle temperament.
Cultural Significance
Labrador Retrievers are widely used as assistance dogs, search and rescue dogs, and therapy dogs due to their intelligence and trainability. They are also popular family pets known for their loyalty and affectionate nature.
Related Concepts
Labrador - a peninsula in northeastern North America surrounded by Hudson Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, containing the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Quebec.
See Also
A popular breed of retriever known for its friendly demeanor, intelligence, and versatility in various roles such as hunting, assistance work, and search and rescue.