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Labrador is a very versitall breed.Today it is usually used as rescue dogs,drugs sniffing dogs,hunting dogs,therapy dogs and guide dogs.They can do almost anything becaouse they are so smart and eager to please
Labrador Retriever is the most popular breed for guide dogs due to their friendly temperament, intelligence, and trainability. They are excellent at assisting individuals with visual impairments in navigating daily activities.
No they are not. All dogs are mammals. Guide dogs for the blind are usually Labrador or golden retriever breeds because they are some of the most loyal and intelligent breeds. Guide dogs for the deaf are usually spaniels such as cocker spaniels because of their great hearing and affection.
According to Guide Dogs of America, "We use 70% Labrador Retrievers, 15% Golden Retrievers, and 15% German Shepherds." They also say that they need, "dogs that not only had excellent health, intelligence, and temperament, but also exhibited a willingness to work, and that thrived on praise."
Labrador Retrievers make up a significant portion of guide dogs, with estimates suggesting they account for around 50-60% of all guide dogs used. Their intelligence, trainability, and friendly disposition make them ideal candidates for this role. Other breeds, such as Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds, are also commonly used, but Labradors remain the most popular choice.
Labrador's are made for hunting, swimming,and,labrador's are made for police dogs too.
Salukis are usually never used a guide dog, their body shape is not correct for it. The typical guide dog breeds are labrador retrievers, golden retrievers, german shepherds, and poodles. Salukis can be trained to be other kinds of service dogs besides guide dogs.
If training is started young, dogs such as Labrador retrievers can be trained not to bark. This is done for guide dogs when barking would disorient a blind person.
The puppies resulting from a Labrador / Poodle mating, are known as Labradoodles. Some have become excellent guide dogs for blind people.
There may be others but, an Australian made a hybrid of a labrador and a poodle in about 1999 to form a labradoodle. They were bred for blind people as guide dogs as labrador's are great guide dogs and poodles dont moult.
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It depends on the size of a labrador retriever