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13 Reasons Why A Labrador Retriever Shouldn't Be Trusted

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They look so sweet, fluffy and happy all the time. It’s easy to see why they’re one of the most popular dogs breeds. As cute as you may think they are, the Labrador Retriever hides some shocking truths.
The following 19 Labrador Retriever dogs have definitely blown their breed cover. Once you see these, you won’t be convinced they’re the innocent, goofy, slobbery, loveable pups we think they are.
Today, we reveal the Labrador Retriever’s true colors. You have been warned.

13 reasons why a Labrador Retriever shouldn’t be trusted

1. Or is discreetly trying to get rid of the cat.

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2. Some days, all you can see is their demon side.

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3. You really can’t trust a Lab around anything.

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4. Chances are, your Lab’s being rude to you when you’re not looking

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5. No matter how nicely you ask, you can’t trust them to help you with housekeeping.

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6. They might help you redecorate the house though!

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7. You should definitely be wary of a Lab’s potential to run off when you need them the most.

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8. They make vicious guards dogs…


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9. And they’re totally into making you feel worse when you’re on a diet.

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10. They’re also known for throwing wild parties when their owners are away. Ever wondered why they sleep so much when you’re home?

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11. A true Labrador Retriever won’t hold back on farting on the couch. Ever.

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12. And that they have no remorse stealing food (even if it means starving their family to death!)

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13. Oh, who are we kidding? Sure, they can be a bit cheeky, but Labrador Retrievers save lives!

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Are you a Labrador Retriever lover? Or are you team Golden? Let us know in the comments!
If you can’t get enough of dogs being funny, check out these hilarious pups – they will definitely brighten up your day!

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