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I have a 2 1/2 old chocolate lab that loves to nap on her back as well. One of the few dogs that seems comfortable on her back. And yes, napping is what she loves to do until you pick up a tennis ball and then it is game over until you take her out and wear her out chasing balls!
Unfortunately we live just north of Atlanta in the suburbs so she is a house dog instead of a hunting dog. I think labs are the perfect friend!
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