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Appearance of Labernese hybrid dog, mix Labrador retriever and Bernese mountain dog


Labraraner/Labernese is usually has a straight coat which has colors normally black, black and white, Light Brown/Golden, Dark brown/chocolate, white/ cream Black & Brown. A Labrador retriever coat coloring may be adopted by this hybrid dog with white, black, brown colors or shades yellow. Labernese may take on the outstanding tricolor coat of Bernese one parent dog, having ground black, a white ruff on the chest and marking of tan to brown colors around the eyes and lower on the legs. The coat is shaggy but texture of coat is softer than it appears. The thick undercoat gives protection against cold weather and dirt. Sometimes Labernese has the appearance of Bernese and sometime look like a Labrador. Normally has a fair strong head and flappy ears, the muzzle is straight and strong. Eyes of the Labernese are well set and almond shaped. The body of the Labernese is vigorous and the chest is well build. The legs are strong.
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