Q: What is the difference between the "low sitting" and "high sitting" posture?
In the posture low sitting, the puppy is curled up — compact body, front legs firmly planted, relaxed posture as if it just sat down after a run. In the posture high sitting, it is upright, back well held, gaze clearly lifted — a more alert posture, as if it is waiting for a command or a pet. Two moods of the same puppy, two moments of everyday life. Together they form a very successful natural scene.
Q: Can we buy both postures to put them together?
Absolutely — it is even the most effective staging. The two postures are designed to complement each other: similar sizes (~15-16 cm), same coat, same style of sculpture. Side by side on a ledge or on the ground, they tell a true scene of life. Each is sold separately — choose your variant in the selector.
Q: Can this figurine stay outside all year round?
Yes. High-density polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. It withstands rain, snow, and frost without cracking or fading. No special precautions for winter in Belgium, the Netherlands, or northern France.
Q: What is the difference with the Labrador puppy present in the other collections in the range?
The Labrador appears in several collections — sitting multi-breed puppies, moving puppies, adult + puppy duo. This item is the only one fully dedicated to the Labrador, with two sitting postures specific to this breed. It is the choice for someone who wants a true portrait of a Labrador puppy, not just a generic dog among others.
Q: Is it a good gift idea for someone who has a Labrador?
It is one of the most obvious and personalized gifts you can give to a Labrador owner. The breed is immediately recognizable — the look, the ears, the big puppy paws — and the posture can even be chosen based on the character of the recipient's actual dog. A gift that speaks for itself without needing explanation.