Dudley Labradors are Labrador Retrievers best known for their pink noses. In addition to this distinguishing feature, the dog may have other sections of hypopigmentation, including in the eyes and paw pads. They are usually Yellow Labradors with a specific gene variation that causes reduced pigmentation in these sections.
So, is it okay to shave a Poodle? Shaving a Poodle, when done properly, is necessary to prevent the Poodle’s hair from becoming excessively long and tangling, which typically results in a myriad of skin infections for the pooch. Also, shaving a Poodle is done to keep the pooch comfortable in warmer weather conditions.
Red Fox Labrador Retrievers are a variation of the Labrador breed known for their reddish-brown coat. Contrary to popular misconception, Red Fox Labradors are actually purebred. They are, in fact, just a darker shade variation of the Yellow Labrador Retriever.
Now, what are the common causes of puppy vomiting? Possible causes of puppy vomiting include gastrointestinal disorder resulting from the ingestion of bad food, overeating or swallowing foreign, indigestible objects. In addition, vomiting by a puppy can be medical, and it can be a sign that the pooch is suffering from a serious condition such as bloat, intestinal parasites, and liver or kidney failure, among others.
What exactly is a Boxador? The Boxador is a cross between the friendly and loving Labrador Retriever and the playful and energetic Boxer. The Labrador Boxer Mix is sometimes referred to as a Boxerlab or Laboxer. Being a hybrid, however, the Boxador is not recognized by the American Kennel Club.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels come in only four official colors. The Blenheim is the most common while black & tan is the rarest and thus more costly. But from as much as we can gather, Cavaliers can also be found in 5 other non-official colors and patterns like tan, black & white, and merle.
The best way to tell a purebred Lab apart from a mixed Lab is through analyzing their appearance and their behavior. Genetic testing should also help out with a more accurate analysis.
Bred from a Labrador Retriever ranked 1st on AKC’s popularity list, and an Australian Shepherd ranked 13th on the same list, the resultant crossbreed from two very popular breeds is the Labrador Australian Shepherd Mix or Aussiedor. You will find some of the most interesting traits that you probably will never see in the parent breeds.
