Mixed Breed (Pit Bull Terrier / Labrador Retriever Mix)
Hybrid / Mixed Breed (Parent breeds belong to Terrier/Herding and Sport groups) · United States — modern designer and random-bred companion mix originating in recent decades. · Medium
Also known as: Pitador, Labrabull, Pit-Lab Mix
Breed Group
Hybrid / Mixed Breed (Parent breeds belong to Terrier/Herding and Sport groups)
Size
Medium
Height
18-22 inches at the shoulder
Weight
45-65 lbs
Life Expectancy
10-14 years
Origin
United States — modern designer and random-bred companion mix originating in recent decades.
Energy Level
High — requires regular daily physical exercise and mental engagement.
Trainability
Highly Trainable — intelligent and eager to please, responds best to positive reinforcement.
Description
A medium-sized, muscular white mixed-breed dog featuring a smooth short coat, expressive semi-pricked ears, and a athletic, lean build resting comfortably on a cushion.
Key Features
Short white coat, broad skull with tapered muzzle, semi-erect ears, muscular frame, and long slender tail.
Coat Type
Short, smooth, single-layered, low-maintenance with moderate shedding.
Coat Colors
Solid white or off-white/cream with subtle pinkish skin tones around the muzzle.
Temperament
Affectionate, loyal, playful, intelligent, and energetic with a strong devotion to family.
Good with Children
Good — known to be gentle and patient when properly socialized.
Good with Other Dogs
Fair — depends heavily on individual socialization; early exposure is recommended.
Grooming Needs
Low — occasional bathing, weekly brushing, and routine nail trimming.
Exercise Requirements
60+ minutes daily of active play, fetch, or brisk walks.
Health Considerations
Hip dysplasia, skin allergies, sun sensitivity (due to light/white coat), and ear infections.
Living Conditions
Adaptable to home or apartment living provided sufficient daily physical activity and climate protection from extreme cold/sun exposure.
History & Origin
Originates from crossbreeding American Pit Bull Terriers and Labrador Retrievers, two of America's most popular working and companion breeds.
Interesting Facts
Mixed breeds often benefit from hybrid vigor, potentially reducing the incidence of inherited genetic disorders found in purebred lines.
Similar Breeds
American Staffordshire Terrier, Dogo Argentino, Labrador Retriever, White German Shepherd.
Notes
Mixed breed