The following abbreviations have been used throughout the list of Canadian Titleholding Labradors:

Originally, Canada only had the Ch. and FT CH designations.

Obedience titles, CD, CDX, and UD - or OT CH, were originally limited to German Shepherds, but subsequently available to all breeds.

Working Certificate tests were approved for Retrievers by the CKC, and became available to all Retrievers, Irish Water Spaniels, and Standard Poodles in 1982. Prior to this date, the Labrador Owners Club (LOC) and the Westwinds Sporting Dog Club (WW) awarded WC tests under basically the same rules as subsequently approved by the CKC. Dogs who had placed in Field Trials prior to the implementation of the official WC test, could apply for WC titles with proof of placings.

Amateur Field Trial titles were approved and awarded, starting in 1985.

Hunt Tests were approved by the CKC in 1997.

Copies of the rules for each type of event, and which describe how titles can be won, are available from the Canadian Kennel Club or the local CKC Director.

After the suffix titles after each dog's name, the dog's colour and sex are listed:

BF - Black Female

BM - Black Male

CF - Chocolate Female

CM - Chocolate Male

YF - Yellow Female

YM - Yellow Male

Following the titles, colour and sex of each dog, the year the dog completed the highest title is included where known.

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