Description
On the cover a lovable Labrador retriever proudly holds a stick.
Open the card to a 3d sculpture of a black Lab lying on the grass, with a big stick in his mouth.
The Labrador is one of the most popular dog breeds and the most suitable pet throughout the world. Labs are remarkable working companions for various purposes, such as physical assistance and personal protection. However, its loyalty and friendly temperament also make the Lab an outstanding pet.
Built for sport, Labs are muscular and athletic. They have a short, easy-care coat, friendly demeanor, keen intelligence, and plenty of energy. They have stamina, strength, kindness. Labs are loving, people-oriented dogs who live to serve their families.
Message:
Hot dog!
I wuff you!
You’re the best dog in the world.
You’re my favorite companion.
I love you to the Moon and Bark!
You’re the best dog mom (or dog dad) ever!
Live like someone left the gate open.
We’re in Puppy Love.
Lick or Treat!
Why do dogs carry sticks?
Toys are fun to chase, catch, chew, toss, kill and tear apart. Sticks are great toys because dogs can chew on them for hours. Labs can harness their inner hunter and forager instinct.
A friend writes: “My Labrador loves laying down in the grass and chewing on sticks. He chews them apart and doesn’t actually eat them, just chews them apart and depending on the type of stick, he will peel off the bark with his teeth and toss it aside. We also play tug o’ war sometimes with a stick he finds and sometimes he’ll just find one while walking and carry it in his mouth.”
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Labradors are well built for action.
Labrador hair is usually short and straight, and their tail is quite broad and strong. The webbed toes of the Labrador Retriever make them excellent swimmers. The webbing between their toes can also serve as a “snowshoe” in colder climates. Labradors are known to have a very soft feel to the mouth, and were bred to retrieve game.
