Breeds like the Labrador Retriever and Newfoundland developed in fishing communities in Canada and the northeastern U.S., where their webbed feet enabled them to assist fishermen by retrieving ...

The 32-pound pup has a paw deformity—her paws are abnormally shaped almost webbed, with the toes turned outwards. But what truly sets her apart isn’t her condition—it’s her heart.

They also have webbed paws, which make them great water ... but they tend to be a little more independent compared to Labradors and goldens and can be uninterested in people they don't know.