Lab Mix
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Dogs

Lab Mix

Quick facts

Origin
Worldwide
Size
Medium to large
Weight
25–100 lb
Coat
Short to medium, variable
Temperament
Friendly, intelligent, energetic, loyal

The breed

Lab Mix dogs vary widely because they combine Labrador Retriever traits with those of another breed. Many are medium to large, with an athletic build, a broad head, and expressive eyes. Their coats may be short and dense like a Labrador’s or longer, curlier, or wirier depending on their heritage. Colors can include black, yellow, chocolate, white, tan, brindle, or mixed patterns.

Temperament also differs by individual, but many Lab Mixes are friendly, eager to engage, and strongly people-oriented. They are often playful, intelligent, and enthusiastic about outdoor activities or games. Some may inherit the Labrador’s outgoing nature, while others show more independence, alertness, or reserve from the other parent breed.

Are you looking for an active companion for walks, hikes, and family outings? Consider a Lab Mix for an energetic, devoted partner.

For your new Lab Mix

Help along the way

Pet transport

Getting your new Lab Mix home from the breeder? A pet transport pro can quote the trip from the kennel to your door.

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Dog nutritionist

A canine nutrition consult can help you feed your new Lab Mix well, from the first meals at home through the months ahead.

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Dog trainer

A dog trainer can help your new Lab Mix learn manners and settle in with your household.

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For breeders

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