A gene linked to obesity in Labradors is the same one found in humans, scientists say. The discovery could help researchers understand how genes influence appetite and weight gain.

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He is always waiting for somebody to stop,” said Faygo’s owner, Michelle Martin, adding that he gets ample love at home.

This insatiable appetite is a quirk of the Labrador breed, encoded in their genes. It’s one of the reasons why labs are particularly prone to obesity. And according to a new study at the University of ...

Researchers examining British Labrador retrievers have identified multiple genes connected to canine obesity. The ...

Researchers studying British Labrador retrievers have identified multiple genes associated with canine obesity and shown that these genes are also associated with obesity in humans.