I saw a comment somewhere about silver Labs. Anybody have a pic of one...or link to one? Would like to see what they look like. Also something about long haired Labs as well. Like to see what they look like also. Just curious.
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Not really of the month. They have been around for a very long time in small numbers. I've found accounts of breeders in the past killing any pups that displayed silver traits due to ignorance and fear.Old Vet said:Thanks guys. Interesting...but I'm not really into the "flavour of the month". Traditionalist here I guess.
I never even cared for the look of chocolates--"silvers" are far worse.Snowbound said:They can't call em grey....wouldn't sound fancy enough. :roll: :roll: :roll:
http://www.silverlabs.com/gallery.htm
To each their own but I think they are ugly as hell.
Nope...nor I. Just not my cup of tea I guess. They look nice enough I suppose........but blacks have always been my personal favorite. "shrug"I wouldn't however be an anti-silver lab activist.
Chocolates didn't grow on me till fairly recently. I really liked the silvers right away.CZMark said:I never even cared for the look of chocolates--"silvers" are far worse.
For a lab? You've got to be kidding me. But it isn't about money is it?Female Silver pups $1,500.00
Male Silver pups $1,250.00
M&F Charcoal pups $1,000.00
Bravo!!hunter20ga said:Black labs,
Yellow Labs,
Chocolate Labs
Pointing Labs
and now...Silver Labs.
So what? My concern would not be the color, but rather the conformation, health, hips, personality, and (of course) hunting/retrieving instinct and trainability.
To each their own.
This European doesn't, but even after working in the States for some years my US chums still retain the ability to surprise me.:shock:The Europeans must look at us with disgust.