Silver Labrador Dog Doing Very Hard Work Today For Meeting, unfortunately his owner help him

Silver Labrador Dog Doing Very Hard Work Today For Meeting, unfortunately his owner help him

The Silver Labrador has blue eyes at an early age, until about 6-8 months, before their eyes turn yellow!

For decades now, Labradors are topping the American Kennel Club (AKC)’s annual list of most popular dog breeds. Silver Labradors, which accompany yellow, chocolate, and classic black Labradors, are increasing in popularity, as well.

The only real difference between Silver Labradors and the traditional colors is their grayish-blue coat and blue eyes in early life! Like all other Labradors, these medium to large-sized dogs is adored for their outgoing, energetic, and loyal personalities.

As sociable dogs, they need lots of exercise, especially as Silver Labradors are sometimes categorized as a type of Chocolate Labrador but differ genetically due to a ‘dilute gene.’ This essentially means that there is a specific gene that causes the color of the coat to show up in a lighter or more diluted color, hence this name, dilute gene.

Many dog breeds carry the dilute gene, but it is relatively new in Labrador retrievers, which means that Silver Labradors were quite rare up until very recently. This might explain why they are still classified as Chocolate Labradors, for now.

The first meeting of Labrador dogs was very active and unpredictable. But at the end of the event, the dogs liked each other.

Silver Labrador Dog Doing Very Hard Work Today For Meeting

 Silver Labrador Dog Doing Very Hard Work Today For Meeting