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Mammals that start with the letter L
Labahoula
The AKC does not recognize this breed or the parent breed Catahoula
Labmaraner
Loves to participate in activities.
Labradane
Labradanes can come with both sold-color coats and the more exciting patterns that you typically see on Great Danes.
Labradoodle
Friendly and energetic mix-breed!
Labrador Retriever
Well-balanced, friendly and versatile!
Labraheeler
A Labraheeler is a good choice for a watchdog as it do whatever it can to keep its family safe!
Lakeland Terrier
These dogs were once used by farmers to keep foxes away from herds of sheep.
LaMancha Goat
Have tiny ears named “gophers” or “elves”
Lancashire Heeler
The name “heeler” comes from the fact that it nips at the heels of cattle to herd them.
Lapponian Herder
This breed is also known as the Lapp Reindeer Dog and the Lapsk Vallhund.
Lemming
Does not hibernate during the bitter Arctic winter!
Lemur
Natively found on the island of Madagascar!
Leonberger
This dog has been used for pulling carts full of goods.
Leopard
Spends much of the time high in the trees!
Leopard Cat
There are 11 different species!
Leopard Seal
The world's most aggressive seal species!
Lhasa Apso
The Lhasa Apso was often given as a gift in Tibetan culture
Lhasapoo
A Lhasapoo’s coat can be curly like a poodle’s or long and silky like a Lhasa Apso’s.
Liger
The offspring of a lion and tiger parents!
Lion
Lives in small groups called prides!
Little Brown Bat
The little brown bat uses echolocation to quickly navigate around its environment
Livyatan
The Livyatan had 1 to 1.2 foot long, interlocking teeth
Llama
Natively found in the Andes Mountain range!
Long-Haired Rottweiler
Rottweilers have a tendency to snore.
Loris
Like all lorises, slow loris has a cute wide-eyed look, but it also has a venomous sting that can rot human flesh.
Lowchen
This breed is also known as the "Little Lion Dog" for their bravery and manes.
Lynx
Live in dens in rocks and under ledges!
List of Mammals that start with the letter L
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