A Labradinger is a hybrid breed, a cross between a Labrador Retriever and an English Springer Spaniel. Known for their friendly and energetic nature, they typically have a medium-sized, athletic build with a coat that can range from short to medium length. Their intelligence makes them easy to train, and they thrive in active households.

The Labradinger is not a scientifically recognized animal species, but rather a hybrid dog breed resulting from a cross between the Labrador Retriever and the English Springer Spaniel. Therefore, it does not have a native region in the traditional sense used for wild animal species. However, both parent breeds originate from specific regions: the Labrador Retriever is originally from Newfoundland, Canada, and the English Springer Spaniel is from England.

As a domesticated hybrid breed, the Labradinger does not have a natural habitat. However, it thrives in environments suitable for medium to large active dogs, including homes with access to outdoor spaces for exercise. The Labradinger can adapt to various climates, though it prefers temperate conditions similar to those in its parent breeds' regions of origin.

The Labradinger does not occupy an ecological niche in the wild, as it is a domestic breed. Its role is typically as a companion animal, often excelling in activities such as obedience, agility, and hunting games due to its parent breeds' working dog heritage. This breed benefits from regular physical activity and mental stimulation.