Also known as Labrador, Lab
Sweden's steady all-rounder, food-motivated and endlessly willing
The Labrador is friendly, trainable, and remarkably tolerant, which is why it remains one of the most popular family dogs. Its appetite is the main risk factor: weight gain is the single most common health issue in the breed.
This breed needs about 90 minutes of activity a day. Around 5 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
90
Minutes of activity a day
5
Suggested sessions a week
Dog walking
Best-matched service
Around 90 minutes a day for an adult, ideally split into two sessions with some retrieving or swimming rather than only lead walking.
Many Labradors carry a genetic variant linked to increased appetite. Measured meals, counted treats, and daily exercise are the practical answer.
Yes. The breed is forgiving, sociable, and easy to train, though the first two years are boisterous and need consistent handling.
A soft-natured gundog that never stops wagging
The dependable family dog that stays playful for years
A capable working partner that thrives on structure
