Chocolate Labrador retrievers live significantly shorter lives than other labs, a finding that surprised researchers from Sydney and London who studied more than 33,000 British veterinary records ...

meaning breeders require two chocolate Labradors to produce puppies of the right colour. The authors claim that increasing demand is causing the gene pool to narrow and increase the risk of ...

Chocolate Labrador retrievers carry the recessive gene for coat color. If two chocolate Labs produce a litter, all the pups will be chocolate, too. The same is true for a black Lab that breeds a ...

According to a 2018 study by the Royal Veterinary College’s RVC Vet Compass program, Chocolate Labs have an average lifespan of 10.7 years, compared to the 12.1-year average for other Labradors.

For many years, Chocolate Labrador Retrievers were trained for hunting and retrieving ducks and other waterfowl. Over the years, the breed has transformed a bit, and many modern families decide ...

Chocolate Labradors, when fully grown, usually stand from 21 to 24 inches high and weigh from 55 to 80 pounds, with males typically larger than females. The size also depends on the type of ...

But other findings proved less obvious. “We’ve long known chocolate-colored Labradors are prone to being overweight, and I’ve often heard people say that’s because they’re really popular ...

Labradors and golden retrievers are enough ... three colors—yellow (ranging from pale cream to fox red), black, and chocolate.” Goldens’ coats, meanwhile, can only be “from very pale ...

You can get in touch with Alice by emailing [email protected]. The moment a chocolate Labrador was surprised with her very own lookalike puppy sister has melted hearts online. Acadia ...

Two chocolate labrador retrievers named Luna and Duck are starting to make a name for themselves in dock diving competitions in BC, and soon, in the United States. According to the organization ...