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Labrador Retriever Trivia Quiz
Quiz: How much do you know about Labrador Retrievers?
1. Where did the Labrador originate?
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The Labrador Retriever breed of sporting dog originated in Newfoundland and was brought to England by fishermen about 1800.
2. What was the original use for a Labrador Retriever?
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These dogs were owned by fishermen and jumped into icy water to bring back fish that had fallen off the fishing hooks. They would also pull in fish-filled nets.
3. The tail of the Labrador Retriever is named after which animal?
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The Labrador Retriever's thick tail is sometimes called an “otter tail,” because of its shape and the manner in which the dog uses it as a rudder while swimming.
4. Which AKC group does the Labrador Retriever belong to?
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The Labrador Retriever is a friendly, active dog that loves being around people. It belongs to the AKC Sporting Group and was bred to hunt waterfowl.
5. What is not a typical colour for a Labrador retriever?
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According to the standard, the Labrador Retriever is available in 3 colors: Yellow, Black and Chocolate. Yellow is defined from light cream to ...
6. Are Labrador Retrievers hypoallergenic?
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Unfortunately, labradors shed their coats frequently, which means that they're not hypoallergenic. Since allergens collect on pet dander, it's ...
7. Labradors without nose and eye rim pigmentation are called?
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A Dudley Labrador is a Yellow Labrador that is born without any pigment in their nose, eye rims, and feet, so they appear pink. They will have pale-colored eyes as well, usually blue or teal.
8. What are the benefits of Labrador Retrievers for medical science?
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Labradors can recognize early stages of human cancers, particularly ovarian cancer, by sniffing the patients’ breath, blood, or stool.
9. Labrador paws are often compared to this animal's feet?
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Breeds characteristic of large paws are St. Bernards, Newfoundlands, and Labrador Retrievers. “Cat Feet,” a term of affection referring to dogs with a short ...
10. Do Labs generally bark a lot?
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Generally speaking, Labrador Retrievers aren't an especially “barky” breed of dog. Labs were bred to be gentle, easily socialized dogs. With the right training and reinforcement, Labrador Retriever barking is not a big issue. However, all dogs naturally vocalize.
11. The Labrador Retriever is a triple coat breed.
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Lab's have a “Double-Coat”, meaning they have two layers of fur: a top layer called the Guard coat (sometimes called Top coat) that is ...
12. How much does the female Labrador Retriever weigh?
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Official American Kennel Club standards state that female Labs should weigh between 55 and 70 pounds, while male Labs should weigh between 65 and 80 pounds. Labrador Retrievers are more prone to a variety of hereditary and acquired conditions.
13. Police sometimes use dogs to help them perform their duties.
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Labrador Retrievers get mental stimulation and are able to please their police partners when they work as part of the police K9s unit. These ...
14. The male Labrador Retriever weighs around 65-80 pounds.
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The average 12-month old male Labrador Retriever will be around 22.5 inches tall and weigh 65 – 80 pounds. At maturity, he'll reach a height of 24–26 inches with an adult weight that ranges around 74 lbs. On the other hand, female Labs tend to be a bit smaller than males.
15. Labradors are passionate?
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Labs love a good swim, even when a retrieving game isn't involved. Take them to the beach, a lake, a pond, or a backyard pool and let them paddle around. If you're up for a swim too, nothing beats splashing along with your Labrador.
16. The eyes of labradors are described to impart?
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Eyes--Kind, friendly eyes imparting good temperament, intelligence and alertness are a hallmark of the breed. They should be of medium size, set well apart, ...
17. Which dog was not one of the dogs Labs were created from?
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Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers are a rare dog breed that originated along the Atlantic Coast of Canada in Nova Scotia. This rare breed from ...
18. Labs are prone to many genetic health conditions. Which one are they *not* prone to?
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Rage syndrome is typically associated with springer spaniels as opposed to Labradors.
19. Labrador Retrievers can compete in which of the following dog sports?
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Labradors are very good at all of the above sports. Not every single Lab is good at every single one, but many of them can do multiple canine sports with ease.
20. Labs are good swimmers because of their…..
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They have a thick, double coat that is water resistant and protects them against the chill of swimming in natural rivers and ponds. They also have a wide otter tail to help them swim, and webbed paws!
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