How does a cross between a labrador n retriever look like at 4month?

A cross between a Labrador Retriever and another breed, such as a Poodle (often called a Labradoodle), typically exhibits a mix of physical traits from both parents. At four months old, the puppy may have a sturdy, athletic build with a medium-length coat that can be wavy or curly, depending on the other breed's influence. The coloring can vary widely, often resembling the Labrador's shades of black, yellow, or chocolate. Their ears may be floppy like a Labrador's, and they usually have a friendly, expressive face indicative of their playful temperament.