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WELLCOME TO
AGAM's KENNEL !
WE ARE PROVIDING
A SHOW QUALITY LABRADOR RETRIEVERS DOGS
Welcome to the AGAM KENNELS website! Our goal is to provide you with useful information
about our LABRADOR RETRIEVERS and other Breeds. We breed the highest quality hunting dogs in PUNJAB, INDIA. AGAM's KENNEL
is not a puppy factory, we know what the breeding, studding and training standards should be. We at AGAM's KENNEL are always
ready to answer any query you might have to choose the right dog for you. We hope to make it convenient for you to do business
with us.
CONTACT AT:
AGAM
AHLUWALIA
HOUSE No.73,GOPAL NAGAR,
STREET No.2,MAJITHA ROAD.
AMRITSAR(PUNJAB)143001
INDIA.
PHONE No.91-183-2426111
MOBILE NO.+91-98880-29005
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History and origin of the breed
The Labrador Retriever is
thought to have descended from the Newfoundland dog. In the nineteenth century the latter was imported into England where
it caught the attention of hunters, who noted it to be a docile dog that was very good at retrieving specimens. It was crossed
with the pointer, thus gaining speed and lightness without losing its ability to swim.
Description
They have a well-defined body, being
short coupled with a broad skull, thick stop and well-filled chest; in general, they have a solid, muscular appearance. They
are very agile and have an excellent sense of smell.
Colour
Solid colour, either
black, yellow or chocolate
Coat
This is short and dense, without any waves.
It is hard to the touch.
Size: height
Dogs from 56 to 57 cm. Bitches between
54 and 56 cm.
Weight
Between 30 and 35 kg
Care
They are rustic animals which do not require excessive care. However, they have a tendency to become overweight
and so need a lot of exercise. They love water and will go for a swim whenever they have the chance.
Temperament
They are loyal animals which are devoted to their owner. Although they are sometimes wary of
strangers, they are extremely docile and affectionate.
Training
They
can be trained from a very young age and show a surprising ability to learn. Consequently, they are often used for tasks which
require complex training, for example, as guide or search and rescue dogs
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