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She is an unusual colour there’s almost a silver sheen to her in certain lights she cast out her puppy coat now so I don’t think she will change much .
Shes an extremely feminine looking Lab so pretty with a delicate face .
Dram had to go to vets naughty Pearls needle teeth pierced the skin on his neck and set off an infection in the skin .
Poor Dram is clipped and on a painkiller and antibiotics ☹️



Poor Dram!

Our so-called fox red pup, who I would call butterscotch, has got darker (although not more red) with every coat change, although I don't think any of the pale yellows did, except perhaps on their ears.
 

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Poor Dram!

Our so-called fox red pup, who I would call butterscotch, has got darker (although not more red) with every coat change, although I don't think any of the pale yellows did, except perhaps on their ears.

Tawny, who is also 'butterscotch' gets very dark at moulting time. Ffee is a similar colour to Pearl, she was also from a fox red litter.
 

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Tawny, who is also 'butterscotch' gets very dark at moulting time. Ffee is a similar colour to Pearl, she was also from a fox red litter.


I used to have a pale yellow whose ears were the same colour as the rest of her but I have also had one that was pale yellow with darker ears, her sister was just a bit darker with ears the same as the rest of her coat.
 

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Pearls ears are still very large .
She’s such a pretty thing when she tilts her head she has the look of those paintings of Victoria children with ringlets at the side of their heads .

I think bigger ears on labs are how they are now, Brandy who is nearly 13 has tiny ears (ish) then Tawny, 7, has normal ones, Pen and Ffee completely unrelated both have quite long ones.
 

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Pearls ears are still very large .
She’s such a pretty thing when she tilts her head she has the look of those paintings of Victoria children with ringlets at the side of their heads .
Only a dog person could say that..lol..I also love your pups progress and especially the welcome Dram has given her.
My poodle boy was also a gentleman with my elderly poodle girl in her last delicate months and a squire with the new schnauzer pup who replaced her....Dogs like this are a Rare jewel and make our lives so much easier/ happier with a new arrival.Well done Dram.
 

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It's huge, sorry, but there are my two shades of yellow. T always looks darker indoors and at this time of year.
 

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I think bigger ears on labs are how they are now, Brandy who is nearly 13 has tiny ears (ish) then Tawny, 7, has normal ones, Pen and Ffee completely unrelated both have quite long ones.


I think it is the luck of the draw tbh, sister had a pair of black litter sisters one had tiny ears, which folded up and the other had enormous, long, thick ears. They would have been born over 30 years ago.
 

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Only a dog person could say that..lol..I also love your pups progress and especially the welcome Dram has given her.
My poodle boy was also a gentleman with my elderly poodle girl in her last delicate months and a squire with the new schnauzer pup who replaced her....Dogs like this are a Rare jewel and make our lives so much easier/ happier with a new arrival.Well done Dram.


Slightly different because she is a bitch but our Rottweiler has 'adopted' the Lab pups, she keeps them babyish tbh, frequently cleans them, ensures they are behind her if anyone comes to the gate and spends most of her time, sitting with them. She loves to watch them play and tries to join in but doesn't really understand Labrador games. She has tried to teach them to play 'tug' but of course they lose interest because she is so much stronger than they are. Their interactions are fascinating to watch.
 

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Only a dog person could say that..lol..I also love your pups progress and especially the welcome Dram has given her.
My poodle boy was also a gentleman with my elderly poodle girl in her last delicate months and a squire with the new schnauzer pup who replaced her....Dogs like this are a Rare jewel and make our lives so much easier/ happier with a new arrival.Well done Dram.

Watching dogs nurture each other is lovely .
Drams a very gentle loving dog he loves everyone he’s been fantastic with Pearl when she wakes in the morning in her crate she will wimper he gets off the bed and sits by the crate after a little while he comes and nudges me to say please can we get up .
I let her out and she jumps up and down and on spot and then off they go to front door .
They go out come back in then we have a group cuddle .
It’s lovely .
 

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the labs on this thread all look in fabulous condition, well covered but not fat, its so refreshing to see as some of the labs i see locally are fat and waddle and they are dont have the excuse that they are old, its such a shame and the owners are the ones who want to give treats to my dogs and cant understand why i say they cant..
 

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the labs on this thread all look in fabulous condition, well covered but not fat, its so refreshing to see as some of the labs i see locally are fat and waddle and they are dont have the excuse that they are old, its such a shame and the owners are the ones who want to give treats to my dogs and cant understand why i say they cant..


Sister and I had been saying had our parents' 2 yellow bitches were fat but were not listened to until Mum went to the bank, arranged to meet Dad and the dogs nearby and noticed 2 fat yellow Labradors walking towards her - then she realised that they were hers! Sharing the breakfast toast etc stopped then!

When we were growing up, we would have got into trouble for feeding the dogs by hand but after we left home, the rot set in (they had fewer dogs by then)
 
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