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While a Silver Lab puppy may look small like all labs silvers grow to become a fairly big dog. Is a Silver Lab good with kids.
Ive changed my mind on silver Labs.
How long does a silver lab live. Do silver labs have health issues. How long does it live. The lifespan of a silver lab is between 10 and 14 years on average in part due to the fact that they have a higher rate of cancer 31 of all deaths between 11 and 12 years of age than some other similar breeds.
Other than this they have no more health issues than other Labs. Is a Silver Lab good with kids. Silver Labs are great.
Labrador Life Expectancy When compared to other Labradors Silver Labs have a typical life expectancy of 10-14 years - with an average of 125 years making them the ideal addition to any family searching for a unique eager to please pup. Your Silver Labrador puppy will grow into a 55 80-pound adult depending on the sex of the animal. It will measure in anywhere from 2124 inches.
You can expect these dogs to live for 1014 years. Labradors are sweet dogs that are known for their fun-loving personalities. Silver labs can live between 10 to 15 years.
For those who believe that these breeds came due to the diluted gene they also associate the common health issue of these dogs in the occurrence of color dilution alopecia. This disease is an inherited condition that leads to hair loss and flaky and itchy skin. So the average Labrador lifespan seems to work out at around 12 years.
Training a silver Lab puppy is a huge amount of fun. It takes a little time and patience as Labs can be rather bitey when small and rather bouncy as they grow into teenagers. Silver Lab Poppy makes friends easily thanks to lots of positive experiences meeting all.
To Charles Norris you make it clear that you are on the puriest side of the fence when it comes to silver labs but you and the trainer kind of squash alot of your theory yourselves. I have a silver lab she looks nothing like a weimaraner as a matter of fact she could be a show dog. Of course she cant because she is silver but she is thicker broad chest wider head fat tail at the connection.
The first silver Labs that were formally recorded to exhibit this colour were bred during the 1950s in the USA although some records indicate that silver Labs may have been first seen as early as the 1920s. Even though silver Labs have a much longer history than most of us expect interest in the colour and demand for silver Labs is something that has only really begun to develop in the last. Silver Labradors have a life expectancy between 10 and 15 years.
They can suffer the same health issues as other Labradors which we have set out below. They can suffer the same health issues as other Labradors which we have set out below. Unfortunately Silver and Chocolate Labs do not live as long as their Black and Yellow counterparts.
A Silver Lab typically lives between 10 and 12 years. A Silver Lab typically lives between 10 and 12 years. In the case of silver labs though Ive never seen one aside from pictures I believe they are the result of crosses with Weimaraners.
Seems the most plausible theory to me. On August 1 2011 at 527 pm retrieverman. Ive changed my mind on silver Labs.
I think the most likely source isnt the Labrador but it is the ash colored Chesapeake. Its a dilute liver in Weims Chessies. I anticipate however that the life expectancy of a Silver Lab will be the same as any other healthy Labrador.
When you bring your little silver bundle of canine chaos home remember that you have somewhere between 10 and 14 years to love and care for him. Silver labs are usually domesticated and live in houses and even tunnels. They will dig under dirt so they can play sleep or hide.
A silver lab will hibernate in the winter and may spend the summer in a fenced area. When choosing a puppy you need to make sure that it fits in your home. Silver Labradors have an average lifespan of 10 to 12 years.
While a Silver Lab puppy may look small like all labs silvers grow to become a fairly big dog. They range in height from 21-25 inches and can weigh anywhere from 55-80 pounds. Their life expectancy is 10-12 years which is about average for a larger dog.
Toby is a full-grown male who just turned one year old.