New Labralound

70-100 lbs
24-26"
United States
Newfoundland
Labrador Retriever
Labrafoundland, Newfador

The New Labralound is a hybrid breed of Labrador Retriever mixed with the Newfoundland. They are both large dogs and can reach about 100 pounds on average. They are usually about 26 inches tall and have a medium to long coat that is usually very dense and can be wavy or straight. The New Labralound is a wonderful family dog, great with children of all ages, patient and docile with other pets no matter what they are. They even get along well with cats and small animals like rabbits although out in the wild they may try to retrieve them. 

purpose Purpose
Companion, Retrieving
history Date of Origin
2000s
ancestry Ancestry
Labrador Retriever and Newfoundland

New Labralound Health

Average Size
Male New Labralound size stats
Height: 26-28 inches Weight: 80-115 lbs
Female New Labralound size stats
Height: 24-26 inches Weight: 70-100 lbs
Major Concerns
  • Gastric Torsion
  • Elbow Dysplasia
  • Canine Hip Dysplasia (Chd)
  • Retinal Dysplasia
  • Subaortic Stenosis
Minor Concerns
  • Entropion
  • Ectropion
  • Exposure Keratopathy Syndrome
Occasional Diagnoses
  • Cataracts
  • Aortic Stenosis
  • Osteochondrodysplasia
Occasional Tests
  • Cardiac
  • Skin Evaluation
  • Ultrasound
  • Internal Imaging (x-ray, CT scan, MRI, etc.)
  • Eye and Ear Examination

New Labralound Breed History

Because the New Labralound is a hybrid, you have to look at the histories of the parent breeds, the Labrador Retriever and the Newfoundland. The Labrador Retriever originated in Canada in the 1800s and was first known as Saint John’s Water Dog from the capital of Newfoundland. This large beautiful dog would help the fishermen catch the fish that escaped from their nets, giving them the name of Retriever while the name Labrador came from the Labrador Sea. According to their records, they were brought to England in the early 1800s and the Earl of Malmesbury was the first to own one and discovered their excellent hunting and retrieving abilities. They almost became extinct in the 1880s when Newfoundland laws made it illegal to own more than one of these dogs but was saved by the Malmesbury family and other breeders. They were accepted into the American Kennel Club in 1917 where they are still the number one breed of dog in America. The Newfoundland is also from Canada and is thought to have been brought there by European fishermen. Some say they are bred from the Great Pyrenees, others believe they are from the French Hound but most say they are relatives of the Tibetan Mastiff. Records date them back to the 1700s where they were used by the fishermen to help retrieve fish that got out of their nets. They are also known to have saved about 20 people from a ship wreck in 1919 by pulling their lifeboat to safety. In 1886, the American Kennel Club officially recognized the breed where it is now the 35th most popular breed of dog. 

New Labralound Breed Appearance

The New Labralound is a gentle giant with inquisitive small brown eyes and a black leathery nose on a large tapered muzzle. They have floppy, furry ears, a big forehead, long, strong legs, and a long, feathered tail that hangs down unless it is wagging, which it does often. Their coat is very dense and water resistant, may be straight or slightly wavy, medium to long length, but is always soft and fluffy. Some of the most common colors of this breed are black and white; black; brown and white; brown; cream; fawn and brown; fawn and white; fawn; brindle; sable; and pied. 

Eye Color Possibilities
brown New Labralound eyes
Brown
Nose Color Possibilities
black New Labralound nose
Black
Coat Color Possibilities
black New Labralound coat
Black
brown New Labralound coat
Brown
cream New Labralound coat
Cream
fawn New Labralound coat
Fawn
pied New Labralound coat
Pied
sable New Labralound coat
Sable
brindle New Labralound coat
Brindle
Coat Length
coat
Short Medium Long
Coat Density
coat density
pin
Sparse Normal Dense
Coat Texture
coat texture
New Labralound straight coat texture
Straight Wiry Wavy Curly Corded

New Labralound Breed Maintenance

Your New Labralound needs to be brushed at least five or six times a week with a pin brush and metal comb. You should also use a deshedding tool during shedding season because they have a tendency to shed quite a bit at that time. To keep their ears clean, wipe them with a moistened cotton ball every week and check them for ear mites, wax, and redness or irritation as well. Trimming their toenails should be done when needed, which is usually about once a month. In addition, you should brush your dog’s teeth with a soft toothbrush and toothpaste made specially for dogs. This will help prevent cavities and other dental problems.

Brushes for New Labralound
Pin Brush
Pin Brush
Comb
Comb
Deshedder
Deshedder
Nail Clipper
Nail Clipper
Brushing Frequency
fur daily fur weekly fur monthly
New Labralound requires daily brushing
Daily Weekly Monthly

New Labralound Temperament

This breed is one of the most friendly dog breeds there are due to their parentage. They are known as one of the best family dogs because they are gentle and loving with children and other pets, show little to no aggression, and they are easy to train. However, you will need to keep them on a leash when you are outside if your dog is not in a fenced area because they will chase squirrels, rabbits, and other wildlife. They love to play with other canines so there should be no problems at the dog park or anywhere else you may see other dogs.

New Labralound Activity Requirements

The New Labralound needs a lot of activity to stay healthy and happy. They have a tendency to become overweight if they do not get enough exercise. It is best if your New Labralound gets at least an hour to an hour and a half of vigorous exercise on a daily basis. They are happy to be outdoors and love to chase the local wildlife so if you go to the park be prepared for that. They enjoy swimming, agility training, hiking, long walks, running, playing fetch, and any other activity that gets them out and moving around. If they do not get enough exercise, they can develop behavioral issues like barking and chewing on things.
Activity Level
low activity medium activity high activity
Low Medium High
Rec. Walk Mileage Per Week
15 miles
walk mileage
Minutes of Activity Per Day
90 minutes
activity minutes

New Labralound Food Consumption

Cups Per Day
3.5 cups
cup per day cost cup per day cost cup per day cost
Daily Cost
$2.40 - $3.20
food bowls daily cost
Monthly Cost
$72.00 - $96.00
food bag monthly cost

New Labralound Height & Weight

6 Months
Male New Labralound size stats at six months
Height: 25.0 inches Weight: 55.0 lbs
Female New Labralound size stats at six months
Height: 23.0 inches Weight: 47.5 lbs
12 Months
Male New Labralound size stats at 12 months
Height: 26.0 inches Weight: 75.0 lbs
Female New Labralound size stats at 12 months
Height: 24.0 inches Weight: 67.5 lbs
18 Months
Male New Labralound size stats at 18 months
Height: 27.0 inches Weight: 97.5 lbs
Female New Labralound size stats at 18 months
Height: 25.0 inches Weight: 85.0 lbs

New Labralound Owner Experiences

Mars
1 Year
4 People
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Somewhat submissive not dominant despite size loves kids very affectionate and people oriented. Gets along well with our cats does not chase them. Medium chewer likes chew toys when stressed. Loves the park and dog beach and loves to meet other dogs he is great with all sizes. In process of selecting trainer as he is a rescue but generally a good listener and great on a leash no pulling! Lots and lots of shedding! He does seem to enjoy the water.
3 years, 3 months ago
Mya
One Year
8 People
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She is extremly docile, very loyal and gentle. Doesn't have one hyper bone in her body. She's great with our farm animals & loves our 6 kids.
6 years, 9 months ago
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