Labrador Retrievers

well to be honest all labs are the same it doesent matter if there chocolate or black or golden labs and yes ofcourse they can eat cuccombers!

German shepherd

52lb

yes my yellow lab has a mom that's a black lab and a dads that's yellow and they had black, yellow and Brown labs so you will get a mix

NO. Two chocolate labs will ALWAYS have chocolate labs. Chocolates are double recessive which means they only carry the recessive chocolate Gene.

Dogs can handle colder temperatures better than we can, but only a little ( unless they are a husky ).

If it is too cold for you to stay out there then it is too cold for him as well, your dog will start to feel negative effects of the cold environment as soon as they stop being active, while moving and running they will be fairly warm, but just like you and me, when physical activity stops so does the body's internal heater.

You should not leave your lab outside for more than an hour, less when it is below freezing.

unless the dog is very big it is already overweight because it is only supposed to get up to 70lbs but dont worry labs have weight problems and mine did too. but it shuld get atleast 3 ten minute walks and have it play and run in the back yard.

labs usually get along fine maybe you just didn't get a lucky pair

Cephalic.

Yes, as long as it has adequate food, water, shelter and space for it to do business

Yes they can as long as they have a dog house, food and water as the above poster mentioned. However, during extremely hot or cold weather a lab SHOULD NOT be left outside. Why get a dog when it can't be part of the family. Dogs generally want to be part of the family when the evening comes. Let the dog be with you and then have a special place such as a laundry room or hallway where they can have a cushion to lay on. If you don't mind the dog being in your bedroom put their cushion there and let them stay in the same room as you. No matter how big a dog I had I'd never leave them outside for long periods of time and especially not during the night. Dogs that are left out (unless cold weather breeds such as the Husky ,etc.,) need to be indoors.

about 10000

Consider 10 Atlantic to Pacific Round trips plus a whole bunch of side trips to avoid boredom,

Consider making 35 round trips between Denver and Oklahoma City.

Consider two hours of driving on a major Interstate highway every day for 365 consecutive days,

Consider driving the Indianapolis 500 every day for 80 days.

As its a mix, you can't tell.

A mongrel may possess one or the other of temperament of the parents but may also possess both in a mix.

You can#'t tell until the mongrel shows you its personality.

Its a mutt, no way to tell.

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Im not 100% sure but I think thety are about the same as a Black lab it really depends

yes

All dogs are Canis lupus familiaris (Canis is the genus, lupus is the species, and familiaris is the subspecies). This classification has been used since the 1990s.

Kingdom: Animalae

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Carnivora

Family: Canidae

Genus: Canus

Species: lupus

Subspecies: familiaris

Because purebred dogs come in breeds, you can note the breed at the end, "Breed: Labrador retriever (black)" or "(chocolate)" or "(yellow)." No other colors are possible in Labs.

Before the 1990s, the dog was classified as "Canis domesticus" or "Canis familiaris." The new classification is a scientific acknowledgment that dogs and wolves are actually the same species (Canis lupus), but the dog is a subspecies (familiaris).