What are the characteristics of a purebred Labrador? Purebred Labradors only have three coat colors, black, yellow and brown; the standard tail is an otter tail, which is straight and thick. It is allowed to rise slightly, but it must not be bent;||Under normal conditions, purebreds Labrador's ears are relatively close to the sides of the dog's face and are of medium size.
Look at the front page: In layman’s terms, the image of the front of the Land Rover is relatively good and has a three-dimensional effect. If there is no rough line between the skull and the nose and mouth, it will definitely not look good!

Coat color: Purebred Labradors only have three coat colors, black, yellow and brown. Among them, yellow is divided into light yellow (milk white), yellow and dark yellow (fox red). Black Labradors are allowed to have a small amount of white hair. Black birthmarks on yellow dogs are also allowed.

Tail: The standard for a purebred Labrador's tail is an otter tail, which is straight and thick. A slight upward movement is allowed, but it must not be bent.

Ears: Under normal conditions, Labrador’s ears are relatively close to both sides of the dog’s face, and are of moderate size. It is not good for the ears to fly up, spread to both sides, or be too big or too small. of.

Bone mass: Purebred Labradors are generally dogs with large bones, so they will definitely look like they have big heads, big paws, and strong arms and legs. Therefore, Labradors will look like they are all. Very strong, even if he were a little thinner, he would still look strong. If the dog you see is particularly skinny and skinny, it is not recommended to buy it.

Claw shape: The beautiful claw shape is like a cotton ball. The kind of particularly long chicken claws is not ideal.

Look at the teeth: The teeth of a purebred Labrador are a scissor bite, or a flat bite. It is not allowed to be as big as a human being or as big as the sky! But once this happens, it does not mean that he is not a pure breed. It is just that he is not in good condition. Of course, it does not affect his health.

Topline: The topline of a purebred Labrador should be level.

Body outline: The ratio of purebred Labrador's height (shoulder height) to body length (sternum - tail heel) should be 1:1, or slightly longer. Long legs are definitely a no-no! Comparing the body shapes of the two Labradors in the picture below, you can tell which one looks better at a glance!