Most Popular Labrador Puppy Searches Right Now in the UK

What Labrador Puppy Buyers Are Asking Right Now

We've answered some of the most common questions based on real-time user behaviour across our site. These insights are based on thousands of searches and give you a clear picture of what other people are looking for when buying a Labrador puppy.

1. What is the most popular Labrador colour?

   According to our recent search data, the most sought after Labrador colour is Fox Red, appearing in over 6995 searches over the last 14 days.

2. Where are most Labrador puppies being searched for?

   Currently, the top locations for Labrador searches are Scotland, London, and Norwich, Norfolk.

3. Are KC registered Labradors more popular?

   KC registered Labradors are searched for 5715 times in every 14 day period, accounting for 8% of all searches. This means KC registered Labradors are popular, but a lot of people are happy to purchase an unregistered puppy.

4. Are there popular filters users apply when searching?

   Yes. The most commonly used filters include Adult Labradors, Price: Up to £2500, and Labrador cross puppies. These searches tend to convert more quickly into enquiries.

5. Are male or female Labradors more popular?

   It's quite balanced, but female Labradors get around 12% more search interest than males, based on current data.

6. What age range do people search for most?

   Labrador puppies are searched for significantly more frequently than adults. However, adult Labradors have been searched for over 1808 times in the last 14 day period, showing that lots of people are looking for an older dog too.

7. What is the average price range people search for?

   Most users filter for Labrador puppies priced between £1000 and £2500. Searches outside this range drop significantly.

8. Which days have the most Labrador searches?

   Monday evenings are the busiest time of the week for Labrador searches on our site.

9. How many people search for working vs show Labradors?

   Searches for working Labradors outpace show types by about 12%, indicating a stronger demand for active and field-ready puppies.