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Labrador retriever
(redirected from Black labrador)

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Labrador retriever
a medium-sized, strongly built gun dog with broad head, drop ears, thick tapered tail, and short, very dense coat in black, yellow or chocolate. The medium length tail has a thick base and is covered in the thick coat, but not feathered; sometimes called an 'otter' tail. The breed is predisposed to inherited cataracts, progressive retinal atrophy, cystinuria, hemophilia A, osteochondrosis and hip dysplasia.


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Monsignor Kevin Kostelnik, pastor of Our Lady of the Angels, will also help host the event with his black Labrador, Joaquin.
Will Townsend tries to catch Drake, a black Labrador retriever, after making him fetch a tennis ball from the McKenzie River near Armitage Park on Tuesday afternoon.
La Monica said after she tired of sneers from joggers at the park near her former Tujunga home, she began taking Biloxi and Alabama, mixed black Labrador retrievers, to a dog park in Van Nuys.
 
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