great passion for water
The history of the breed.
The history of labradors comes from the beginning of the 19th century. At this time on the island of Newfoundland, there was a so-called “small Newfoundland”, which was a loyal assistant to fishermen. The Englishman Peter Hawker introduced several such individuals to the UK, whom he called “St. John’s Breed of Newfoundland. From the crossing of these dogs with a curly-haired retriever and, possibly, a foxhound and a setter, a Labrador appeared. Continue reading
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so this dog
high-quality food
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dining room
you can begin training
since puppies
animal handouts
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vegetable products
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proper development
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they will gnaw furniture
veterinary services
swimming in the ponds
suit older
stronger
breeding work.
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