From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishLabradorLab‧ra‧dor /ˈlæbrədɔː $ -ɔːr/ noun [countable]
HBADHPa large dog with fairly short yellow or black hair

Examples from the Corpus
Labrador• I think we really do need a well-known patron to get our work recognised, preferably somebody who loves Labradors!• A gangling mixed breed of Labradors and mongrel hounds and terriers.• Phenomenal floods covered thousands of square miles of Labrador and spread like a vast sheet across the central and southwestern United States.• Today it rarely ventures south of Labrador.Origin Labrador (1900-2000) Labrador, area of eastern Canada where the dog was first bred