Give your dog a 3-ounce can per 3-3½ pounds of body weight per day, divided into two or more meals. Wet food means more protein and fat for your dog and less grain, even if the wet food you choose isn’t even grain-free. A much more common problem with Labradors is the dog who immediately … Read more
Do labs need to be brushed? This is a question that many dog lovers ask, and the answer is yes! Labs need to be brushed at least once a week in order to keep their coat healthy and free of mats. Not only is brushing good for their coat, but it’s also a great opportunity … Read more
There is no exact age at which all Labradors should switch to senior dog food. Labradors, like all dogs, have different nutritional needs depending on their size, activity level, and overall health. About 50 percent of all large breed dogs show clinical signs before seven years of age. You may notice that your Lab is … Read more
It’s always best to ask your veterinarian to rule out that excessive fatigue has another cause. You should be aware that your dogs are years advanced, and you need to slow them down at some point for their good. So how long should you play with your puppy every day? At least 20 minutes! That´s … Read more
Labrador Retrievers are among the most popular dog breeds in the United States. They are known for their lovable and friendly personality, as well as their athletic build. But with that athletic build comes a lot of hair. And with all that hair comes the question of whether or not you should take your Lab … Read more
Choose a name from the list below that is inspired by your beautiful and classic Labrador. The intelligence, energy, loyalty, and keen sense of smell of Labrador retrievers make them ideal candidates for human companions. The most important thing when choosing a name for your Labrador Retriever is that you like it and your dog … Read more
No. Labradors are generally not considered to be good guard dogs and are not likely to protect their home or property. Labradors are known for their friendly, outgoing nature and may not be aggressive enough to effectively protect their home or property. Labradors are more likely to greet strangers with wagging tails and friendly licks … Read more
We all know that wild animals can be dangerous, but many of us don’t realize just how close we may be to coyotes. Coyotes are found in nearly every state and as urban areas expand, so do their territories. It is important for pet owners to understand the behavior of these creatures and take protective … Read more
Chewing tends to drop quite dramatically in dogs with sufficient company and mental stimulation. To get a grip on chewing, your family must limit your dog’s ability to get to the items you don’t want to chew. But do Labs grow out of chewing? Not really… How do I Stop my Labrador from Chewing Everything? … Read more
No two dogs are the same, but on average most Labradors calm down between the ages of 2 and 4. Yes, you can tell that Labs calms down a bit in adulthood. When you bring a Labrador puppy home for the first time, they will spend most of their time sleeping — around 16 to … Read more
