The roots of the Labrador Retriever are based on the Atlantic coast of Canada's Newfoundland islands. At the beginning of the 1700s, they were known as the closest supporters of the region's fishermen. He collected the fishes that survived the day for the fishermen, pulled the ropes from the water, and spent the evenings in the fisherman's house with his family. The ancestors are not exactly known, though. John, Newfoundland and local water dogs. By the end of 1800 Colonel Peter Hawker and Malmesbury Kontu were brought to England. The Countess is called Mamesbury Tramp by Lorna Howe. Labradors, the most popular family dogs in America today, were recognized as races by international federations at the beginning of the 1900's and were imported to the United States to spread. The Labrador Retriever has become popular after World War II and has been in place since 1991, It is the most popular family dog in England and Canada. Labrador Retriever is now used as search and rescue, bomb search, therapy, help with obstacles and hunting dogs.
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