The Chabrador, a hybrid of the Labrador Retriever and Chow Chow, is known for its unique blend of traits. It often has a sturdy build, dense coat, and a friendly yet independent demeanor. This breed may inherit the Chow's distinctive blue-black tongue and the Labrador's love for water.

The Chabrador is not a recognized animal species in scientific taxonomy. It is often a colloquial name for a mixed-breed dog resulting from a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Chow Chow. Therefore, it does not have a native region in the wild.

As a domestic dog, the Chabrador adapts to a wide range of environmental conditions depending on where it is raised by humans. It is typically found in domestic settings across various climates.

The Chabrador occupies the ecological niche of a companion animal, living in human environments rather than a natural ecosystem. Its role primarily focuses on companionship and, depending on training, may include roles similar to its parent breeds, such as retrieving or guarding.