Meet Mingo
A Lab for Life lists Mingo as male "Labrador Retriever mix" in Oklahoma. He is listed at 7 years old.
Mingo is described as good with older (12+) children.
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Good with older (12+) children
About Mingo’s reported breed
Labrador Retriever
Listed as Retriever, Yellow Labrador / Mix
The Labrador Retriever is a medium-to-large sporting dog, and the AKC places it in the Sporting Group. Labs tend to be friendly and eager to learn, but many have high energy and need daily exercise and structure. The coat sheds heavily, and weekly brushing helps manage it. The AKC gives a general life expectancy of 11-13 years, and Labradors are prone to weight gain that can worsen joint disease.
This dog may show some or all of the traits described for the Labrador Retriever. The rest of this dog's ancestry is unknown.
Breed information describes general tendencies. It does not tell you Mingo’s personality, health or ancestry. Ask A Lab for Life about Mingo as an individual.
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