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I must step in and defend black labs :smile: After all they do get used as working dogs. They're more willing to please is all and I have one that is extremely athletic and fit who doesn't eat poo. ;)
 

John the Monkey

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Crackle said:
I must step in and defend black labs :smile: After all they do get used as working dogs. They're more willing to please is all and I have one that is extremely athletic and fit who doesn't eat poo. ;)

...and even has his own (very funny) blog!
 
threebikesmcginty said:
Don't get me wrong, it's a lovely dog - just a bit thick! ;)

Cruel, that's what my wife says, that he was still in the stomach queue when the brains were given out but he got a double dose of handsome and loyal instead :smile:
 

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Ivan Ardon

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Collies and Springers need LOTs of exercise, too much for normal people to fulfil. Been there.

We've a black lab now,and has been the best dog we've ever had. He's not greedy, walks well on and off the lead and is as soft as a bun. Lovely temperament. Loves swimming and diving for stones from the riverbed. He's got a bit of a thing about collecting sticks and plastic bottles when he's out. Downsides are thet he drops a bit of hair when he's moulting, and can't stop himself from sitting in muddy puddlees or rumping in the river when smells water.
 
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