Labrador Retriever Portrait

Open edition: Museum-quality giclée print on matte fine art paper (acid-free). Vibrant, long-lasting archival inks. Artist’s digitally printed signature.

8×10” (20×25 cm) — 12×14" (30×36 cm)

13×17" (33×43 cm) — 16×20" (41×51 cm)

Frame not included. Print includes a white border for flexible framing options.

Fits Standard Frames

Works with most stock frames (slight adjustment may be needed)

Border allows trimming to fit your frame perfectly

Edge-to-edge fit with many matted frames

Border Benefits

Extra paper for mounting tabs

Accommodates wider or taller matte windows

Shows clean paper edge instead of print edge for a polished look

Pro Tip: For a perfect fit, pair with a custom matte in your stock frame.

Unwavering devotion to family and home

The Labrador symbolizes unwavering loyalty and deep emotional bonds, forming connections that touch the very core of companionship. Their devotion extends beyond obedience to become a profound dedication—evident in enthusiastic greetings, constant presence during difficult times, and eagerness to participate in family life. This loyalty is not just limited to humans but extends to other animals, showing that true devotion transcends circumstances. It's about showing up consistently, maintaining bonds through both joy and hardship, and choosing commitment over convenience.

Finding happiness in simple moments

Labradors embody a zest for life that's infectious, radiating happiness and enthusiasm in every wagging tail and enthusiastic bark. Their playful and cheerful attitude reflects the spiritual traits of joy and optimism, reminding us that happiness isn't found in grand gestures but in daily presence and shared experiences. They exude an infectious joy that can brighten even the darkest of days, symbolizing the ability of playfulness to break through hardship and bring light into our lives. This quality speaks to maintaining enthusiasm for life's ordinary moments—a walk, a meal shared, time spent together.

Natural desire to help

Labs feel fulfillment from working hard and serving a purpose or person. Their desire to be helpful and eagerness to please represent the spiritual trait of service. Originally bred to work alongside fishermen, today they excel as service dogs, guide dogs, therapy animals, and search-and-rescue dogs. Their tireless service symbolizes the spiritual virtues of altruism, compassion, and self-sacrifice. This isn't about seeking recognition—it's about finding purpose in being useful, taking satisfaction in contributing to something larger, and approaching responsibilities with genuine enthusiasm rather than obligation.

The Labrador Retriever began in Newfoundland, where early fishing dogs—called St. John’s water dogs—worked retrieving nets and fish from cold waters. In the 1800s, English hunters brought them to Britain and refined them into the modern retrieving breed.

Recognized by the UK Kennel Club in 1903 and the AKC in 1917, Labs went on to become one of the world’s most trusted companions and working dogs.

Common Name: Labrador Retriever
Scientific Name: Canis lupus familiaris (domestic dog)
Height: Males 22.5–24.5 inches (57–62 cm), females 21.5–23.5 inches (55–60 cm)
Weight: Males 65–80 lbs (29–36 kg), females 55–70 lbs (25–32 kg)
Lifespan: 11–13 years average
Origin: Newfoundland, Canada, developed from St. John's water dogs in the 1800s
Colors: Black, yellow (cream to fox-red), and chocolate
Purpose: Originally bred as fishing and hunting companions, now popular as family pets and service dogs

Distinctive Features: Thick, water-repellent double coat and well-known "otter tail". Webbed paws aid in swimming. Broad head with expressive eyes and drop ears. About 25% of Labradors have a genetic mutation affecting satiety, making them highly food-driven and prone to weight gain.

Labradors are affectionate toward children, other pets, and even strangers, yet they form especially deep bonds with their families. They integrate themselves fully into household dynamics, seeking to participate in activities and remain close to their people. They do not do well as kennel dogs—they want to be with people. Their presence during both celebrations and challenges demonstrates devotion that goes beyond trained obedience.

With strong retrieving instincts, Labs often carry toys around, turning ordinary moments into play. They're born water dogs with a love for swimming, approaching physical activity with boundless enthusiasm. Their natural exuberance requires training at an early age, as their joy can sometimes manifest as pulling on leashes or energetic greetings. This zest for life remains consistent throughout their years.

Labradors are intelligent and eager to please, partly from their desire to work with people. They often go through specialized training to become service dogs or participate in search and rescue, and they also make great therapy dogs. They require 1–2 hours of daily exercise and need jobs to do, particularly retrieving. Without purpose and activity, they can become destructive. Their fulfillment comes from having meaningful work and contributing to their family's life.

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