Labrador Retrievers came from Newfoundland in Canada. Originally, they were called St. John’s Dogs (Newfoundland’s capital), and they spent their time helping fishermen by fetching ropes, retrieving fish, and hauling nets. They are also excellent family dogs. Today, Labrador Retrievers’ days of doing hard labor are long gone. They are now loved and pampered by their owners. But still, there are some Labradors who continue to fulfill their duties as working dogs.
Labrador Retrievers are sweet, making them among the best therapy dogs. In fact, some of them visit hospitals and homes for the aged. These dogs are intelligent and do well as assistance dogs for people with disabilities. In addition, they work as search-and-rescue dogs, as well as hunters’ retriever dogs— a task that they effortlessly do, given their strong noses, courageous nature, and athletic bodies. Last but not least, these dogs also excel at dog sports, including obedience and agility competitions. Your pet will benefit from regular health and wellness checks at a local veterinarians East Gwillimbury.
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