"Romeo is doing well, he is really a great dog!" "Roxy is the smartest and sweetest dog that we ever had." "Despite the wicked winter weather yesterday in Denver and Colorado Springs, we managed to pick up our little boy on time from the airport. He is an absolute sweetheart!!! He is getting along great with his older brother not to mention that they both ... "Since we purchased our Boxer "Money", we have had a real child as well and one on the way. We are having a girl so now our Family is complete. Money is the best dog any one could ever have. He loves us so much and we love him even more. If you are interested in more information about this breed contact the SPDR Breed Rep here. Labrador Retrievers are friendly, sociable dogs who need to be included as part of a family. Easily housetrained, they prefer to be indoor dogs. Basic obedience training is a MUST for this active breed! They learn quickly and love to participate with their owners in a wide variety of activities: obedience, agility, hunting, flyball, tracking and other doggy sports.

They make wonderful therapy dogs, too. They are also happy just fetching tennis balls in the park or going on hikes with their owners. They are usually very gentle with children and make good family pets. However, they are active dogs who require daily exercise: a walk around the block is not enough for a Labrador! If they are given plenty of exercise, Labs settle down nicely for long snoozes in the house (preferably on the couch, of course!) Labradors come in three colors: black, yellow and chocolate. There are no differences in temperament or activity level among the three colors. Adult rescued Labs generally adapt very easily to a new home and family. Males: 22 1/2 - 24 1/2 inches at the shoulder, 65 to 80 pounds; females: 21 1/2 - 23 1/2 inches, 55 to 70 pounds. Usually good with other dogs; need to be socialized with cats. Love to play fetch and to swim; prefer an active lifestyle. Hip and elbow dysplasia and eye problems occur in the breed but are not widespread.

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Siberian Husky / Labrador Retriever Hybrid Dogs Cooper the half chocolate Labrador Retriever half Siberian Husky mix—"The breeder’s dogs got out and one of the chocolate Labs mated with one of the Huskies. Cooper is one of the pups from the oops litter." Find a Siberian Retriever BreederHomes For Sale Thanet Kent Rescue a Siberian RetrieverRgb Classic T Shirts The Siberian Retriever is not a purebred dog. Bulldog Puppies Sale Houston TxIt is a cross between the Siberian Husky / Labrador Retriever. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses. This is not the same dog as the purebred Labrador Husky. Rhea the Siberian Retriever (Husky/Lab) puppy at 11 weeks old—"Rhea was the only female in a litter of five "oops" puppies.

Only one of her brothers was also born with those striking blue eyes. Rhea is a very smart puppy. After just a week she was already obeying basic commands! I started with the common treat training (ie. hold a treat over her to sit, bring it to the ground for lay down, etc.). I have had her two weeks now and she is obeying without the use of treats. She understands that jumping on people is not how to get attention, so she sits, sometimes pawing the air, and whimpers a little. She is even learning to sit up in a begging position and roll over! Rhea is very sweet. Babies, children, and other animals included. She's pretty laid back for a puppy, but she's teething, so keeping everything up aside from her toys is very important. She listens to "No" well, so if she gets into anything she isn't supposed to, it isn't hard to stop the bad behavior. Rhea loves to play, but she stays mostly relaxed indoors. As soon as we get out in the yard, though, she runs and jumps all over the place, barking.

She's been doing well with about 30 minutes of play time twice a day. She also goes out for frequent potty breaks to avoid accidents in the house. To sum it all up, Rhea is a very smart, willing, and friendly dog. As long as she gets time outside to run and play, I think she could do great in any living environment and she is definitely a wonderful family pet, as she gets along with anyone and anything!" "Rudy the Siberian Husky / Lab at 8 months enjoying a swim at the cottage—he's very friendly and loves everyone. But likes to eat all my shoes; a troublemaker, but how can you get mad at that face? He has such personality it's unbelievable; he's always able to make you laugh." "Rudy my Siberian Husky / Lab the first day we brought him home at 5 weeks, and it's bath time! He loves to play in the water, and now always tries to get in the bath when you’re in there." Keal the white Siberian Husky / Labrador Retriever hybrid dog at 1 year old—"Keal is very hyper and strong.

He was the only pup of the litter. He loves his food and gets on great with other dogs as long as they just want to play." Keal the white Siberian Husky / Labrador Retriever mix breed dog at 1 year old Keal the white Siberian Husky / Labrador Retriever mix breed dog as a newborn puppy Garrus the Siberian Retriever as a puppy at 15 weeks old—"Garrus is a Siberian Husky / black Labrador mix. He's extremely energetic, loves playing in any type of water (the creek is his favorite) and gives the best kisses! We got him off Craigslist and took him home at 6 weeks (a little early, but it worked out okay.) He loves to chase cats, but has never hurt ours. They mostly ignore each other. He loves other dogs, though! We take him to the dog park at least 3 times a week. He has a blast playing with the bigger dogs in the creek behind the park. We do have to watch him closely around smaller dogs, as he tends to play a little rough. Garrus is extremely intelligent and learned "sit" his first week with us.

He just hit 4 months this week and is weighing in at a little over 30 lbs.!! We can't wait to see how big he'll get. He's really turning into a fine young man. Garrus the Siberian Retriever as a puppy Garrus the Siberian Retriever as a puppy at 6 weeks old "This is my black Lab / Husky mix. Her name is Skye (named for her sky blue eyes). Skye is about 2 years old in this picture and she loves to swim and be with her family." "This is my dog Bo, a Lab / Husky mix at 7 years old. He is a very laid-back, calm dog. He likes chasing animals and is good with adults and children. He doesn't jump on people and only barks if tied up. He likes to howl with the ambulance sirens. Bo gets a 30 to 45-minute walk a day and does not pull on his leash. He loves car rides." "Lestat, a Lab / Husky mix as a puppy at 3 months old and 17 pounds." "Lestat, a Lab / Husky mix at 1 year old weighing 40 pounds sleeping on the floor." "Lestat, a Lab / Husky mix at 4 years old and 55 pounds—picture taken shortly before his 5th birthday and was killed."

"These are all photos taken by me of my son, Bowie, in our home. We got him from his mother, a Siberian Husky, after she had a litter of 8 pups. The father is a black Labrador Retriever. Bowie is the sweetest, most loyal, yet ornery/stubborn pup who loves to chew and get your attention. He has not yet experienced feeling cold because of his thick Husky coat. In these pictures, he is between 6 and 7 weeks old. He still has yet to grow into his paws. Bowie the Lab / Husky mix breed dog at about 6 weeks old taking a nap Bowie the Lab / Husky mix breed dog at about 7 weeks old covering his eyes with his paws Bowie the Lab / Husky mix breed dog at about 7 weeks oldShe is a Labrador / Husky mix as a puppy at 4 months old. She has the most loving, playful, friendly nature, but is REALLY destructive. She loves to chew (and swallow) material and digs everywhere. She has really strong hunting instincts and loves catching moles and mice. Although once she has killed them, she just plays with them.