yes but only if you make it really angry or if you train it wrong. If you train it to be bad, then it will be. Also, a golden retriever is rarely known to attack and they are very hard to make angry because they are really loyal dogs. I know this from experience, hope it helped answer your question
No. Golden's are more of a family dog than a dog that has the potential to be dangerous. However, a golden retriever that is not socialized or trained properly may have some behavioural issues that could make it dangerous, in a way.
No, most labs are very mild-mannered dogs, and even those that tend to get in a hyper-excited state are not aggressive. Aggressiveness may come if they feel they have to protect their owner, or if they have not been socialized properly.
Unless it's a tiny puppy, mini lab, or is scared of everything, then I'm pretty sure it would be fair to assume your lab will be safe if it can defend itself.
labrador retrievers are actually very nice and gentle,i have one and she is great around kids and never bites!
No. If you train them the wrong way they could be mean, but in general they are usually the best dogs ever!
Labrador Retrievers are very popular dogs in America and England.
yes a labaror retriver can be a guard dog.
There are quite a few domesticated Labrador retrievers in the world. There are thousands of these cute Labrador retrievers in the world.
Labrador retrievers originated in Newfoundland, Canada.
Labrador Retrievers have 4 legs that they walk on.
There are quite a few domesticated Labrador retrievers in the world. There are thousands of these cute Labrador retrievers in the world.
Color of the Labrador retrievers!
Labrador Retrievers were used to help fishermen to catch fish even from icy water.
Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers
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Labrador Retrievers were created when Newfoundland's were bred with water dogs. Eventually, that breed was mated with retrievers, creating the Labrador Retrievers that are seen today.
Labrador retrievers stay act like puppies for about 5 years depending on how you train them.
Labrador Retrievers.