The Labrador Retriever was reproduced to be both a well disposed partner and a helpful working puppy breed. Generally, he earned his keep as an angler's assistant: pulling nets, getting ropes, and recovering fish from the crisp North Atlantic. Today's Labrador Retriever is as well-meaning and dedicated as his predecessors, and he's America's most prevalent breed. Nowadays the Lab acts as a retriever for seekers, help pooch to the impaired, demonstrate contender, and hunt and save puppy, among other canine occupations.
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