Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Buying Guide To Thoroughbred Silver Labradors

By Rosella Campbell


The Labrador has become a family favorite with its love of water, athletic structure, and gentle temperament. The rise in the popularity of Silver Labradors has received increased attention as it is often criticized by breeders for its authenticity described as possessing a blue tinge or grey to the coat. While it is a rare find, it is important to consider a few factors when looking to purchase a pup.

The overall silver tones will result from the breeding of dogs with grey coats and produce litters of other common colors. These pups have been described as possessing a shade that is representative of a diluted or lighter brown contributing to the shades of grey. Many breeders have criticized the color because it is believed that it stems from a Weimaraner crossing and possible inter-breeding.

The breeding results are largely dependent on the genetic make-up of the pair. It was in the early 1950s that the breed was first introduced in the United States and has since become a popular choice among Lab enthusiasts. When selecting a young or older dog to introduce to the home, there are a number of steps that should be taken to prevent against a poor decision.

Kennel clubs should be sought offering the contact details of sellers in the industry who are reputable and able to provide what you are looking for. The necessary steps can be taken to ensure that all animals have been bred according to the best possible standards and represents the bloodline. The breeder should offer a health certificate revealing the genetic history of the animals.

Families who wish to purchase a pup to make part of the family should take its trainability into consideration. An experienced seller will need to be contacted to ensure that animals are balanced and possess a gentle nature that is suitable to address and fits in well with a family environment. Labradors should possess a mild and gentle nature often with excitement that can be easy to manage with the right level of training.

There is no difference in temperament, health, and related attributes between the different colors of this particular canine breed. When receiving the registration papers for the specific color, it is described as a shade of or diluted version of chocolate. For these reasons, it is important to obtain pups from a reputable and licensed breeder within the industry.

Always visit the premises of the seller and view both the adults and the pups before making a final decision. All animals must be provided a conducive environment in which to live that is clean and includes a great deal of socialization for the best possible fit in the industry. Look out for health certification and ensure that it includes clearance for various genetic disorders.

In the search for pups that are purebred, one should contact registered breeders who specialize in the silver coloration. A fair amount of time will need to be invested with regards to research and health requirements of the puppies of interest. One should contact breeders who can advise on the best possible quality canines for the purchase of Silver Labs.




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