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Chocolate Labradors are very popular today because
of their lovely color and they are very rich looking dogs. The Labrador
breed itself is a popular breed of dogs because they are seen in many
movies and television shows. Dog shows often show Labradors that win
awards
and prizes which is appealing to those looking for a distinguished pet. Chocolate Labradors often do well in shows, but are more often seen in
families as both the family guard dog and the children’s play
companion. This is important because these dogs are good-natured which
makes them
ideal for children. Like all dogs they need to be trained not to jump
up on small children, chew things, and become house-trained.

Training A Chocolate Labrador

Since puppies are undisciplined they can be dangerous for children
simply because they do not yet have an understanding of what is harmful
and
what is not. This is even more true of chocolate Labrador puppies and
other large breed puppies because they grow so rapidly. They get big
and
heavy quite quickly and look as though they are full grown, yet they
are still just puppies for approximately the first year. This means
that
they have a lot of extra energy and playfulness that could cause a
problem if the puppy is not trained properly. A professional training
class is
often the best recommendation for a chocolate Labrador puppy, as it
would be for any large breed dog.

As The Puppy Grows Into A Dog

As the chocolate Labrador puppy turns into a full grown dog it will
settle down some, but chocolate Labradors are still high energy dogs
and
will remain so until they reach their senior years. This is something
that should be considered very carefully when someone is thinking of
getting a chocolate Labrador. Large breed dogs often live 10 to 12
years or more, and the energy level will remain high in these dogs for
the
first 7 to 8 years at least. This is a long time for someone to work
with and live with a high energy animal, and even though many people
will
not mind this at all, it should be considered when thinking about
whether to get a chocolate Labrador.