Did you know that all modern day Labradors descend from the British? Buccleuch’s Ned and Buccleuch’s Avon are generally accepted as being the parents of all modern day Labrador Retrievers. This British breed made its way to the US around WWI when they were called Retrievers, and after the 1920s the breed was divided into the lines we know today. There is a marked difference in the physicality and temperament of British and American Labs, and selective breeding in these lines lends themselves to

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