Look at Labrador ears

Purebred Labrador ears hang on both sides of the head, slightly behind, in the shape of an upright triangle, slightly lower than the skull and slightly higher. at eye level. Ears that are too big or too small and collapse badly are not good and it is not recommended to buy.

Look at the Labrador bone mass

Purebred Labradors are dogs with large bones, so they will look like they have big heads, big paws, and strong arms and legs. . Therefore, Labrador puppies will look very strong, even slightly thin dogs will look very strong. If the Labrador you see is particularly thin and skinny, it is not recommended to buy it.

Look at Labrador’s hair

The hair of purebred Labradors is short and thick, and feels hard when touched. The thicker the Labrador's hair, the better. In addition to congenital reasons, it also has a lot to do with daily care and diet. Therefore, when raising a Labrador, you must learn to take proper care of it so that it can beautify its coat and make its hair look better.

Look at the Labrador’s head

The purebred Labrador’s head has clear lines. In the middle of the nose, there will be a concave vertical straight line with a deep Better than shallow, there is a very obvious bony protrusion later on the top of the head. A wedge-shaped head, or a head with a long and narrow back of the head or a muzzle is disqualified, and a Labrador without an obvious bony protrusion behind the top of the head is also impure.

Look at the Labrador’s legs

The front legs of a purebred Labrador are straight, perpendicular to the ground, and have strong bones. The hind legs are broad and muscular, with good balance, strong knee joints, and a strong walking ability. In daily feeding, attention should be paid to supplementing calcium to Labrador so that its bones can develop better.