The lines of the head are very clear; the tail becomes thicker and thinner from the root to the end, and the hair around the tail is dense short hair; the ears are hanging; Labradors come in three colors. They come in three colors: black, yellow and chocolate; they are large-boned dogs with thick arms and legs; their coats are short; and their front legs are straight. How to identify the head of a purebred Labrador:
The head lines of a Labrador are very clear, such as its eyebrows and bones, and the face is not fat, with clear outlines, a broad head, and a It is parallel to the front face and roughly equal in length. The eyebrows are slightly protruding and the head to the tip of the nose is not a complete straight line. Tail:
The tail of a purebred Labrador is thick and thin from the root to the end. The hair around the tail is dense short hair, because its tail is also called "Otter Tail". Its tail is connected in a straight line with its back and can be lifted upward, but will not bend downward.
Ears:
The ears of a purebred Labrador are hanging, moderately close to the head, slightly behind, slightly lower than the head, slightly higher than The ears are at the horizontal line where the eyes are. The ears are not too big or heavy and are in proportion to the head. When pulled forward, they can extend to the inside of the eyes. Coat color:
Labrador has three colors, namely black, yellow and chocolate. Except for these three colors or any combination of these three colors, it is not considered a purebred Labrador. Brad, it is okay to have small white spots on the chest, but it is relatively less than ideal. Bone mass:
Purebred Labradors are dogs with large bones, so they will look like they have big heads, big paws, strong arms and legs, etc. Therefore, Labrador puppies will look very strong, even slightly thin dogs will look very strong. If the little Labrador you see is particularly skinny and skinny, it is not recommended to buy it. Coat:
The coat of a purebred Labrador is short, straight and dense, and should feel hard when touched. The thicker the coat of the Labrador, the better. Except for congenital reasons, it is not the same as usual. Care and diet are also closely related, so when raising a Labrador, you must learn to take proper care of it, and feed it healthy, low-salt nutritious dog food, preferably with deep-sea fish oil, which can beautify the hair and make the Labrador look better. nice. Legs:
The front legs of a purebred Labrador are straight, perpendicular to the ground, and have strong bones; the hind legs are broad and muscular, with good balance, strong knee joints, and a fast and fast pace. In daily feeding, attention should be paid to supplementing calcium to Labrador so that its bones can develop better. You can choose some high-protein and low-fat dog snacks to supplement calcium and strengthen bones.