labradoodle

A cross breed dog. Half poodle, half labrador, often used as guide dogs.

"Hey ur dog is really cute...uh what is it? a labradoodle!"

by *Brodi* August 2, 2004

Labradoe

Something/one of the non-important matter.

Acting shady, irrelevant or useless.

Peter: "Damn, I hooked up with Sarah last night."

Jack: "That Labradoe? Shame she's nasty and heard she's got a hairy pum pum."

Peter: "Yea, pretty shady with the shadow but it was a one night thing."

by Ratchet Sensation June 17, 2013

labrador husky

The Labrador Husky is not a Labrador dog bred with a husky. It is an indigenous breed of husky comprised of the Canadian Inuit Dog and the Labrador Wolf. Due to geographic isolation the Thule Inuit allowed their dogs to interbreed with the local wolf population giving rise to what is known as the Labrador Husky.

Where once there was an over abundance of this Inuit sled dog, today there are but 65 that remain in existence. To find out more about this rare breed please look for The Labrador Husky group on Facebook where research, videos, historical photos and newspaper and magazine articles are posted.

Labrador: used to give geographical identity to this dog
Husky: Nordic, sled dog breed, double coated,

The Labrador husky, critically endangered, is on the cusp of extinction in Canada.

by Labrador Husky June 16, 2016

Labrador syndrome

When someone gets easily distracted from what they are doing. Just like a Labrador or a puppy looses focus.

“Look here! God you have the labrador syndrome” or
“she saw the flower and forgot what she was doing, she really has the labrador syndrome”

by Cammocarmex September 29, 2020

Labradoodle

Often called a "designer dog". Cross breed of a Labrador and a Poodle. Come in various different sizes, all depending on which breed of poodle is bred with the lab.

Depending on the generation, most will not SHED, but like humans, you will find a few random hairs on black clothes.

Energetic, full of life, LOVE the water (from the poodle- from the word pudel meaning puddle), and are EXTREMELY intelligent. With the proper training, a labradoodle can not only play dead, but needs a double tap to go down and stay down!

Always turns heads when walking, gets along with other dogs well, although their rambunctious personality can be a bit much for less energetic dogs.

GREAT family dog. LOVES to be around people, dogs, anything!

One of the best dogs in the entire world.

"Check out that labradoodle! What a cool looking dog!"

"My labradoodle loveesss to dress up! He even poses for the camera!"

"Labradoodles make the best pillows!"

by LtotheREN November 29, 2011

labradoodle

Quite possibly the worst breed of dog in existence today. A cross between a poodle and a lab, resulting in a dog that is scared of its own shadow and refuses to fetch sticks. It is a common misconception that labradoodles are intelligent dogs, when in reality they have the equivalent brain power of domesticated turkeys.

Joe: Hey, what's the stupid looking dog that jumps when it sees it's own shadow?
Fred: A labradoodle, if you ever get one I will smack you.

by Phil Korn November 1, 2006

Newfoundland & Labrador

A small country to the west of Canada. Newfoundland (& Labrador) where owned by the British up in till 1901/9. The Newfoundland Regiment fought in both World wars and suffered a horrible defeat many times over. Newfoundlands are said to be the kindest people in the world (or North America) and are apparently the most sexuality active. They have 2 dogs named after them, the famous Labrador Retriever and Newfoundland Dog, along with the rare Newfoundland Pony. Newfoundlands are sometimes refereed too as Newfies and have their own dialect of French, English and Irish. Population of 509,739 as of July 2012. One of the most defined aspects of Newfoundland are that a huge percent of the population is of direct English-French blood, which often cause strife in parts of Canada, Europe and America, but is of common here. They also have their own mineral called Labradorite that is commonly seek after for it's look.

- Have you heard of the rock?
- You mean Newfoundland & Labrador? Yes

by Alexpark December 25, 2010