The Labrador Retriever has been the favorite dog of families around the world for many years. These dogs adore their owners, especially children, and do not like to be left alone for too long.
Labradors are medium-sized, athletic dogs. They are known for their mild characters and tenderness, but behind the beautiful temperament, hides a dog that was once a hunting dog.
Therefore, Labradors are still working dogs and are excellent in jobs such as rescue, search, and working as police dogs. Although Labradors are mostly family dogs today, these dogs still love to be busy!
Given the great characteristics of this dog, the popularity of the Labrador Retriever is not surprising.
Some dog lovers adore Labradors but would like to change or add something to them, for example, they would like them to be a little smaller, to have slightly different fur, or have some of their character traits more emphasized.
For this reason, the Labrador has been crossed with a large number of other dog breeds, thanks to which, we have various Labrador mixes today.
Keep reading to see our favorite Lab Mixes!
What Labrador Mixes Are There?
Labrador Retrievers have been crossed with various dogs over the years, so today, we have over 50 species of Lab mixes.
Since two dog breeds with different looks and different character traits have their genes mixed up when they’re crossed, you can never be sure which parent breed a mixed puppy will look more like. But, we are sure that the Labrador Retriever is a great combination with any dog breeds!
Read on for the Lab mixes we have picked to put on our list today and you might find just the one to be your next pet friend!
1. Aussiedor: Labrador Retriever X Australian Shepherd
The Aussiedor is a mixed breed dog, produced by crossing two marvelous breeds: the Labrador Retriever and the Australian Shepherd. These mixed dogs inherit some of the best traits from their parents, so we get an athletic and loyal puppy!
These dogs love to be active and need to have some work to do all the time. Many Lab Australian Shepherd mix dogs are great for drug detection and guide work.
Their coat is usually medium length, and they do shed a lot, so they are probably not the best choice for people with allergies.
Related: Do Labrador Shed? A Complete Guide To Labrador Shedding
Since one of the parents of this Lab Mix, the Australian Shepherd, was a hunting dog, this dog also has bold herding instincts. So, besides being the best companions to many people, Aussiedor dogs are also excellent herding dogs. This Lab mix is still not recognized by the American Kennel Club.
Breed Highlights
Height: 22-25 inches
Weight: 40-80 pounds
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Temperament: loving, protective, full of energy
Appearance: medium-sized dog, strong build
Coat colors: black, brown, brindle, cream, tan
Health issues: cataracts, elbow dysplasia, hip dysplasia
2. Beagador: Labrador Retriever X Beagle
Photo from: @lifewith_lemon
A crossbreed between two very popular dog breeds: the Beagle and the Labrador Retriever, the Beagador turned out to be a very intelligent and loving puppy. These mixed dogs need a lot of exercise and a lot of space, so they can be active and busy.
Beagador dogs get along with children and other pets too. They are very loyal and protective, so you can relax because your doggy will take good care of your property!
A Beagador’s body structure is more like a Beagle, rather than a Labrador Retriever. The important trait of this dog’s character is his loyalty, which goes so far that a Beagador will usually be very sad if you leave him alone for a couple of hours.
Some of them might even suffer from separation anxiety if they don’t see their owner for a longer period of time. This is why this mixed dog is not the right choice for people with a busy schedule that spend most of their time away from the house.
A Beagador is a very active dog who will love to join you in any kind of activity. One thing to bear in mind though, is to always keep this dog on a leash in public because he might get curious about something and might just start to run and drag you!
Breed Highlights
Height: 19-24 inches
Weight: 30-80 pounds
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Temperament: fun, playful, loyal
Appearance: medium-sized, short and straight double coat
Coat colors: many colors, such as blue, black, brown, tan, white
Health issues: bloat, cherry eye , epilepsy, elbow and hip dysplasia
3. Borador: Labrador Retriever X Border Collie
A cross between a friendly dog, the Labrador Retriever and the smartest dog breed in the world, the Border Collie, it can’t get better than this, am I right? These dogs are very energetic and love to be active, but are at the same time, wonderful with children.
Many Borador dogs have a strong herding instinct that they inherited from their Border Collie parent. So, to be sure that this dog won’t nip or bite, early socialization and training are very important. Also, it is best for this dog to always be under surveillance, since he might show destructive behavior if left alone for too long.
As they are descended from the most intelligent dogs in the world, these mixed dogs are easy to train and can learn a large number of commands. Along with high intelligence, comes high energy and great training needs.
Therefore, if you are already a dog owner and you are used to taking your dogs for a walk when you have the opportunity, this will not be the case with a Borador.
This dog needs about 2 hours of exercise each day.
Breed Highlights
Height: 19-24 inches
Weight: 40-65 pounds
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Temperament: outgoing, gentle, smart
Appearance: medium to large-sized dog, pointed nose, double coat
Coat colors: black, brown, tan, white
Health issues: collie eye, elbow and hip dysplasia
4. Boxador: Labrador Retriever X Boxer
When mixing different types of dogs to get a crossbreed with the excellent traits of both their parents, breeders mixed a purebred Labrador Retriever with a Boxer.
Some of the Boxador dogs look more like Boxers, while some are more Labrador-like, but each one of them is a unique dog. These dogs are very energetic and need to be socialized from an early age.
Also, they are great watchdogs and are very easily trainable and eager to please. They enjoy huge spaces, such as a farm, where they can run and play as much as they want.
Boxador dogs tend to shed a lot, but they are not hard to groom: their fur should be brushed once a week. Regarding their training needs, a 30-minute play, walk, or hike and at least 1 hour of activities outside should be enough for a Boxador dog to be happy and healthy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 23-25 inches
Weight: 50-110 pounds
Lifespan: 12-15 years
Temperament: intelligent, loyal, friendly
Appearance: short, silky coat, broad head
Coat colors: brindle, black, brown, white
Health issues: allergies, cancer, heart problems, hip dysplasia
5. Bullador: Labrador Retriever X American Bulldog
To get the best obedient guard dog whilst also having a dog with a calm nature and friendly character, breeders have made a mix of the American Bulldog and Labrador Retriever.
Just like Labradors, Bulladors are gentle dogs who adore their human family. Still, you should always keep in mind that his other parent, the American Bulldog, is a protective dog who will most likely not be a fan of strangers.
Bulladors are generally not aggressive or shy, but they require early training and socialization. This dog is extremely loyal and brave and will always strive to protect its owners, even in cases where there is no need for it.
Although these loving dogs are great with children, it is not advisable to leave them alone with young children unattended. Still, let’s not forget how Bulldogs can have an indomitable nature!
Breed Highlights
Height: 15-25 inches
Weight: 55-85 pounds
Lifespan: 10-16 years
Temperament: courageous, loving, protective
Appearance: medium-sized or large dog, square head, short coat
Coat colors: brown, black, brindle, cream, white
Health issues: breathing difficulties, hip and elbow dysplasia, obesity
6. Corgidor: Labrador Retriever X Corgi
Photo from: @gizmothecorgidor
Corgidor dogs are also good with children just like Corgis , but it is still necessary to be careful, since Corgis have a strong herding instinct and might nip or try to herd small children.
Related: 34 Adorable Corgi Mixes That Will Make You Go ‘Awwww!’
One thing to bear in mind with Corgidor dogs is that they love to bark, especially when everyone else is asleep!
Also, if you are not an active person, a Corgidor is not a good choice for you. This dog needs long walks and many activities, so they can spend their energy.
On the other hand, there is no better family dog than a Labrador Corgi mix. Also, these dogs will surprise you with their intelligence and their ability to learn new things very quickly.
Breed Highlights
Height: 10-24 inches
Weight: 30-60 pounds
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Temperament: friendly, eager to please, playful
Appearance: dense coat, floppy or short ears
Coat colors: chocolate brown, black, yellow
Health issues: ear and eye infections, obesity, skin issues
7. Dachsador: Labrador Retriever X Dachshund
Photo from: @theodorethewonder
The Dachsador is a mix of a Labrador Retriever and a Dachshund dog. This mixed dog is very energetic and loyal and, above all else, loves to spend time with his humans. Just like his Dachshund parent, the Dachsador dog might be hard to potty train, so it is necessary to start this on time.
While Labradors are tame, Dachshund dogs might show aggression due to their hunting instincts . The Dachsador dog inherits this trait from his Dachshund parent, so it is advisable to train and socialize this dog as early as possible.
Trained on time Dachsador dogs can be excellent watchdogs. Also, this dog will always want to be a part of all family activities.
Breed Highlights
Height: 15-25 inches
Weight: 30-40 pounds
Lifespan: 12-14 years
Temperament: playful, energetic, smart
Appearance: medium-sized dog, wiry and dense coat
Coat colors: black, chocolate brown, yellow
Health issues: eye infections, back problems, hip dysplasia
8. Dalmador: Labrador Retriever X Dalmatian
Photo from: @prince.the.dalmador
Next on our list of Labrador mixes, is the Dalmador, a mixed dog breed of the Labrador Retriever and the Dalmatian. I am sure everyone is familiar with the famous color of Dalmatian’s fur. They are widely recognized for their white coats with black spots!
Well, there is a high chance that a Dalmador will inherit this specific appearance from his Dalmatian parent. Just like both of his parents, the Dalmador is also a very hard-working dog, who loves to walk, run, swim, or fetch.
If you are ready for many adventures with a very active mixed dog breed, maybe the Dalmador is just the right choice for you!
Breed Highlights
Height: 20-24 inches
Weight: 50-80 pounds
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Temperament: active, affectionate, obedient
Appearance: medium-sized, athletic build
Coat colors: black, chocolate, white with black spots
Health issues: skin allergies, arthritis, deafness
9. Doberdor: Labrador Retriever X Doberman
A Doberdor is a large breed of dog whose parents are the Labrador Retriever and the Doberman. These dogs make great guard dogs and are very protective of their owners.
Also, these dogs are excellent for police and military work.
A Doberdor will be happiest in huge spaces, such as farms or big houses with fenced yards. They have plenty of energy and love to run, so apartment living is not for these dogs. Also, training a Doberdor is not an easy task and it requires a skilled and experienced trainer.
Doberdors don’t shed much, just like their Doberman parent , so they are suitable for people with allergies.
Breed Highlights
Height: 24-28 inches
Weight: 60-100 pounds
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Temperament: loyal, smart, stubborn
Appearance: large body, floppy ears, short, dense coat
Coat colors: black, chocolate, fawn, tan
Health issues: elbow and hip dysplasia
10. Goldador: Labrador Retriever X Golden Retriever
The Labrador Golden Retriever mix makes a great family dog, since both of his parents are equally loving and devoted to their humans. This dog gets on very well with children and other pets, and at the same time, is an excellent guide and service dog.
The Goldador is a very energetic dog who needs a lot of activities and exercise. Mixing two marvelous dog breeds – the calm Labrador Retriever and the sensitive Golden Retriever, gave us the beautiful Goldador dog.
This dog inherited the best of both of his parents, so he is a very easy-going and intelligent dog. He is easy to train and can learn many commands very quickly. Even a first-time owner should not have any problems raising a Labrador Golden Retriever mix!
If you are a fan of the Golden Retriever as much as of the Lab, we suggest you check some of our other Golden Retriever mixes!
Breed Highlights
Height: 22-24 inches
Weight: 60-80 pounds
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Temperament: devoted, confident, energetic, loving
Appearance: dense coat, broad chest
Coat colors: black, gold, yellow
Health issues: bloat, hip dysplasia, ear infections
11. Labernard: Labrador Retriever X Saint Bernard
The Labernard is a mix of a Labrador Retriever and Saint Bernard Dog. If you look up the Saint Bernard growth chart, you will see how these dogs can get seriously big! Just like one of his parents, the Labernard can also be a pretty large dog, whose height range is from 25 to 32 inches.
What he inherited from both of his parents are a strong working ethic and high energy. Since he is a large dog, the Labernard might be tricky to train. He is harder to control and might act very stubbornly.
One thing to also bear in mind is that larger dogs usually have a shorter lifespan than smaller dog breeds. However, if you and your family are pretty active, a Labernard dog might be the right Lab mix for you!
Breed Highlights
Height: 25-32 inches
Weight: 100-200 pounds
Lifespan: 8-12 years
Temperament: affectionate, loyal, willful
Appearance: thick coat, powerful and muscular build
Coat colors: black, brown, red, white
Health issues: entropion, ectropion, hip dysplasia
12. Laberner: Labrador Retriever X Bernese Mountain Dog
Photo from: @nova_the_chocolate_lab
A Laberner is a mixed dog of two working breeds: the loving Labrador Retriever and the large Bernese Mountain Dog, also known as the gentle giant. This mixed dog can be a large or even giant breed and is a loyal and friendly dog.
These large dogs are extremely active, so they enjoy a lot of fetching, running, and playing. But, with a little patience, you can train this dog to perfection. One thing a Laberner is good at is working as a service dog with people with disabilities.
If you have a lot of free time for doing any sports activity with your dog, a Laberner will be the happiest dog in his new home with you!
Breed Highlights
Height: 25-28 inches
Weight: 75-115 pounds
Lifespan: 6-12 years
Temperament: agile, gentle, intelligent, loyal
Appearance: wavy double coat, might have a tri-color coat
Coat colors: black, brown, tan, yellow, white
Health issues: bloat, cancer, skin allergies
13. Labmaraner: Labrador Retriever X Weimaraner
Photo from: @krefeld_huta
A Labmaraner is a mix of a Labrador Retriever with a Weimaraner. This dog loves to be a part of big families and does not like to be left alone. If he spends too much time in a day without human contact, he can easily develop separation anxiety.
A Labmaraner is suitable for first-time dog owners because they are very sociable dogs who adore being surrounded by many people. However, this dog also tends to be a little stubborn, so the training of a Labmaraner might not be a piece of cake.
Still, every dog can grow up to be a well-trained and well-behaved dog. Early socialization and thorough training are the key!
Breed Highlights
Height: 21-24 inches
Weight: 60-100 pounds
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Temperament: intelligent, friendly, trainable
Appearance: glossy and flat coat
Coat colors: brown, black, gray, yellow
Health issues: bloat, eye conditions, heart disease
14. Laboundland: Labrador Retriever X Newfoundland
Photo from: @jen_benny_williamson
A Laboundland is a mixed dog breed of a Labrador Retriever with a Newfoundland. This mixed dog does shed a lot, so is not a good choice for people with allergies.
This dog will want to take long walks, so if you are not an active person, you should pass on having a Labrador Retriever Newfoundland mix.
On the other hand, if you love to exercise, a Laboundland will be your perfect training buddy! He will also be a truly loyal and loving friend to you. This dog responds well to training methods and is a highly intelligent dog breed.
Breed Highlights
Height: 22-28 inches
Weight: 70-15 inches
Lifespan: 8-12 years
Temperament: energetic, loving, intelligent
Appearance: squat body, thick tail, floppy ears
Coat colors: black, brindle, brown, cream, fawn, sable
Health issues: epilepsy, gastric torsion
15. Labrabull: Labrador Retriever X Pitbull
A Labrabull is a mix of a Labrador Retriever and a Pitbull. It can be said that this mixed dog breed requires an experienced dog owner. You might know that your Labrabull is only being protective of you, but most of your guests will get pretty scared of his loud barking!
These dogs might show destructive behavior if they are left home alone for longer periods of time. Despite their tough looks, Labrador Retriever Pit Bull mixes are really gentle dogs who love to cuddle with their owners.
They are also great with children, but it is necessary to take care that a Labrabull is trained to be calm and tolerant around children and also around strangers.
Breed Highlights
Height: 20-24 inches
Weight: 45-90 pounds
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Temperament: affectionate, loyal, energetic
Appearance: muscular build, sparse coat
Coat colors: black, brown, gray, yellow, white
Health issues: bloat, epilepsy
16. Labradane: Labrador Retriever X Great Dane
Photo from: @luna_lab_dane
As a product of a mix between the Labrador Retriever and the Great Dane, the Labradane is a large dog with a gentle personality. These dogs are very sociable and love human company, and are especially fond of small children.
Despite their intimidating appearance, Labradane dogs are as sweet as can be. They need plenty of exercise and can be left alone for short periods of time, but it is not advisable to leave them with no surveillance for too long.
What a Labradane will enjoy the most are activities such as playing fetch, swimming, or hiking.
These dogs are great family dogs and are also good companions for people with allergies, since they only shed a little during all seasons.
Breed Highlights
Height: 24-30 inches
Weight: 100-180 pounds
Lifespan: 8-12 years
Temperament: loyal, gentle, friendly
Appearance: large body, short, dense coat
Coat colors: black, brown, white
Health issues: bloat, obesity
17. Labradoodle: Labrador Retriever X Poodle
A Labradoodle is a mix of a Labrador Retriever and Standard Poodle. Both of his parents are excellent family dogs and very intelligent dog breeds in general, so you can expect nothing less from this cutie dog mix!
These dogs are very energetic and need a lot of mental and physical stimulation. So, it is better not to have a Labradoodle in a small apartment. The best option is always a huge, fenced yard where a Lab Poodle mix will have all the space it needs to run and sniff around!
They are big fans of children, but it is still necessary to always supervise them playing with them, since a Labradoodle might get too excited and accidentally hurt a small child.
Breed Highlights
Height: 15-24 inches
Weight: 50-80 pounds
Lifespan: 12-16 years
Temperament: active, affectionate, energetic
Appearance: fleece, low-shedding coat
Coat colors: apricot, black, brown, cream, gray, silver, white
Health issues: elbow and hip dysplasia, obesity
18. Labraheeler: Labrador Retriever X Blue Heeler
Photo from: @rimhammer
The Labraheeler inherited the gentleness and friendliness from his Labrador parent and the sportiness of his Blue Heeler parent. This dog needs his space and work to do all the time, so he doesn’t get bored or nervous.
Many dog fanciers love this dog for being such a great watchdog. At the same time, a Labraheeler enjoys spending time with his family and will probably make you a very active person, if you are not one already!
They are probably not the best option for families with small kids, since they might go too far when playing and could nip a small child.
Breed Highlights
Height: 17-23 inches
Weight: 40-60 pounds
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Temperament: alert, eager to please, intelligent
Appearance: floppy or pointed ears, large, athletic body
Coat colors: black, blue, red, yellow
Health issues: hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy
19. Labrahuahua: Labrador Retriever X Chihuahua
The mixing of Labrador Retrievers and Chihuahuas resulted in the Labrahuahua. This small dog needs a lot of attention and will probably follow you every day, for the entire day, anywhere!
This dog has a lot of love to give to his owners. He would not mind spending a couple of hours cuddling in your lap. Still, he might bark at strangers as he is also a protective little dog.
A Labrahuahua will need an hour of exercise on a daily basis. So, there should be a lot of flyball and fetching with this little mixed dog breed!
Breed Highlights
Height: 10-22 inches
Weight: 25-50 pounds
Lifespan: 12-14 years
Temperament: loving, loyal, smart
Appearance: athletic build, long thick tail
Coat colors: black, blue, chocolate, cream, red, yellow
Health issues: elbow and hip dysplasia, eye infections
20. Labrakita: Labrador Retriever X Akita
Photo from: @bear_and_moose_b
Since these mixed dogs might be dominating and are pretty large dogs, they are probably not the best option for first-time owners. Also, they are very intelligent and might be hard to train and do not like anyone near their food bowl.
On the other hand, a Labrakita might be the perfect family and watchdog, if they are given proper training and socialization.
They do not like strangers and will probably be aloof with new people in the house. Living with a Labrakita might be challenging, but it is definitely worth it!
Breed Highlights
Height: 22-27 inches
Weight: 70-110 pounds
Lifespan: 10-13 years
Temperament: intelligent, loyal, loving, protective
Appearance: triangular ears, square head, muscular legs
Coat colors: black, brown, brindle, cream, fawn, gray, white
Health issues: elbow and hip dysplasia, bloat, epilepsy
21. Labsky: Labrador Retriever X Siberian Husky
Photo from: @dallynforrest
A Labsky, also called a Huskador, is a mixed breed of a Labrador Retriever and a Siberian Husky. This dog is very hardworking and playful and a favorite mix breed for many dog lovers. A Labsky needs his space and might bark loudly or chew things if he is left alone for too long.
On the other hand, the Labsky is perfect for families with small children. He is very patient and loyal. Labskies inherit the marvelous blue or brown eyes from their Husky parent .
If you are planning to become an owner of a Labrador Retriever Husky mix, be ready to prepare enough mental stimulation for this dog to be happy and healthy.
Breed Highlights
Height: 20-28 inches
Weight: 40-60 pounds
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Temperament: active, loyal, hard-working
Appearance: silky coat,
Coat colors: black, brown, gray, red, white, yellow
Health issues: allergies, hip dysplasia, obesity
22. Pugador (Labrador Retriever X Pug)
A Pugador is a mix between one of people’s favorite toy dogs, the Pug, and the Labrador Retriever.
In the world of breeders, the ethics of this mixed breed is often debated, as the parents are two completely different types of dogs, in both character and appearance.
Still, we can agree on one thing: a Pugador is irresistibly cute!
A Pugador loves people and is very successful as a therapy dog. They inherited their strong working ethic from their Labrador parent, so they love to work and are easy to train.
This dog does not like to be alone, so is best suited for families that don’t spend too much time away from home. Also, a Pugador needs around 30 minutes of exercise on a daily basis.
This dog sheds a lot, so regular grooming will be required.
Breed Highlights
Height: 15-19 inches
Weight: 25-50 pounds
Lifespan: 10-15 years
Temperament: loyal, friendly, stubborn
Appearance: thick coat, athletic build
Coat colors: black, brown, tan, white
Health issues: epilepsy, hip and elbow dysplasia, gastric torsion
23. Rottador: Labrador Retriever X Rottweiler
Photo from: @itsmegozer_labrottie
A Rottador is a mix between a Labrador Retriever and a Rottweiler. This dog is very energetic, fun-loving, and needs a lot of attention. What this dog needs the most is an experienced dog owner who will know how to treat them.
We all know Rottweilers are somehow known as aggressive dogs. I am sure every one of you has asked, “Is a Rottweiler a dog that will bite? Are Rottweilers good with kids?”.
Since one of the Rottador’s parents is a Rottweiler, you must be asking the same questions for this mixed dog breed, too.
A Rottador needs his space and needs to be trained by a professional dog trainer. Remember that any dog can show aggression if they’re not properly socialized. If you train your Rottador from an early age, he will be the sweetest dog.
Furthermore, you will be getting the best guard dog you could imagine!
Breed Highlights
Height: 24-27 inches
Weight: 70-115 pounds
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Temperament: friendly, energetic, fun-loving
Appearance: medium-sized, dense coat
Coat colors: brown, black
Health issues: hip dysplasia, gastric torsion
24. Sheprador: Labrador Retriever X German Shepherd
The Sheprador is a mix of two world-famous and beloved family pets around the world: the Labrador Retriever and the German Shepherd.
This mixed puppy truly has wonderful personalities to inherit from both their parents: while the German Shepherd is great for police and military work, Labrador Retrievers are great at hunting and as guide dogs. Therefore, the Sheprador is also a dog who loves to work!
This dog is very protective of his human family and is a great guard dog, so he might bark at strangers.
Related: A German Shepherd Barking: A Perfect Guide To Train Your GSD
As with any mixed-breed dog, the German Shepherd Labrador Retriever mix dog may have more characteristics of one parent than another. So, some Shepradors have a uniform coat color like their Labrador parents, and some have a striking mixed color like German Shepherds .
Breed Highlights
Height: 22-26 inche
Weight: 55-80 pounds
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Temperament: trainable, intelligent, protective
Appearance: dense double coat, medium-sized, floppy or pointed ears
Coat colors: black, blue, cream, gray, white, red
Health issues: bloat, hip and elbow dysplasia
25. Spanador: Labrador Retriever X Cocker Spaniel
Photo from: @ralphthespanador
One of the Labrador mixes that dog fanciers will adore, is a cross between the Labrador Retriever and the Cocker Spaniel. Both of the Spanador’s parent breeds belong to the sporting group of dogs and both are highly energetic and active.
These dogs are very easy-going and love to socialize with humans, especially with small children. They also love any kind of activity, such as swimming, running, or hunting.
A Spanador is a great watchdog and is very affectionate. If you are planning to own a Lab Cocker Spaniel mix, be ready to have him around you all the time! These dogs are very much in love with their owner and will want to protect you and cuddle with you for the entire day.
Breed Highlights
Height: 18-20 inches
Weight: 20-45 pounds
Lifespan: 14-17 years
Temperament: loving, intelligent, calm
Appearance: solid build, strong legs, broad chest
Coat colors: black, brown, red, white
Health issues: allergies, obesity, dry skin
26. Springador: Labrador Retriever X Springer Spaniel
A Springador is a mix of a Labrador Retriever and a Springer Spaniel. This is a relatively new dog mix of two favorite family dogs. You cannot be one hundred percent sure how big your Springador will get: some might be as small as Springer Spaniels, while some will inherit a Lab’s size.
These dogs are very good with people and other pets, but they might bark at strangers. They can also be very stubborn, so it is necessary to show them who is the boss at an early age. Springadors are very intelligent, so, with a little effort, you can teach these dogs almost any command.
They need a lot of space, so they are more suited for a house with a big yard than small apartments. If they are not given enough activities, this dog might get very nervous and destructive.
If you are a fan of Springer Spaniel, check some more Springer Spaniel mixes we have listed!
Breed Highlights
Height: 18-24 inches
Weight: 50-90 pounds
Lifespan: 10-14 years
Temperament: friendly, energetic, loyal
Appearance: wavy, dense coat, floppy ears
Coat colors: gold, black, brown
Health problems: hip dysplasia, epilepsy
Final Word
Labradors are one of the most famous family dogs, so I believe that every person who reads this text knows at least one family that owns a Labrador. These dogs are true friends of man, loyal, protective, and tame.
Given their superior traits, we are not surprised that breeders have crossed this dog with many other breeds!
We can agree that every Labrador mix is truly a special and valuable dog. You won’t go wrong if you look for any Labrador mixed breed dogs.
We hope you enjoyed our list of 26 Labrador mixes and may have found your next furry friend on it. Remember, there are also many other Labrador mixes that we have not mentioned on today’s list, but they are equally adorable and wonderful family pets!