Identification of black Labrador puppies

1. Body structure

The head of a purebred Labrador has a three-dimensional outline, and the skull and front face are on a horizontal plane and approximately equal. It is long, with a trapezoid shape that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom. The nose is relatively wide, the tip of the nose is also large, the neck has the correct length, the muscles are well developed, and there is no fat, but its eyes are relatively small, the teeth are very strong and neat, and the root of the tail is also Very thick. The Labrador retriever's body parts are very well balanced.

2. Look at the feet

The legs of the Labrador Retriever form a straight line. An important impression is that the hind legs move almost in the same parallel line as the front legs, and are well bent, making them look very powerful.

3. Fur

Generally, when observing whether a Labrador is pure or not, you will look at its hair. Although the hair of a Labrador is short, it is very dense and magical. Its fur is double-layered, with a layer of soft down and a thick outer layer of hair, which has a slightly prickly feeling. It is black all over and cannot be mottled.

4. Tail

A purebred Labrador's tail is thick and straight, a standard otter tail, slightly raised, but must not be bent or tapered.