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Ensure that waking with your dog is pleasure rather than endurance by teaching if from an early age to walk to heel. Labrador puppies enjoy human companionship so much that you can begin training without a lead. Then move on to lead work, gradually increasing the distance covered. Walking to Heel without a Lead: 1. […]

Whether in your own garden or further afield, your Labrador retriever must be kept under secure control both for its own protection and the safety of others. It is important to provide a healthy, hazard – free environment for your pet, and to observe social obligations conscientiously. Shelter and Exercise:Comfortable outdoor kennel if you plan

With proper care, your Labrador should happily accept both routine travel and regular holidays. Introduce care journeys as early as possible, and make trips safe and enjoyable. Closely monitor your dog when in new surroundings, and ensure that it will be secure and comfortable if left with others while you are away. Holidays With or

The amiable Labrador Retriever’s reputation as a family dog is fully, justified, but owners of this affectionate and energetic breed must be prepared to cope with their Labrador’s lively, sometimes over-exuberant nature, as well as accommodate in great need for outdoor activity and vigorous exercise. Integral part of the family:A dog can provide great affection,

The Labrador Retriever is the world’s most popular family dog, but even a Labrador can develop unacceptable behavior. Some problems are rooted in natural instincts, while other may arise from inadequate attention. Most difficulties can be overcome through positive control.Resisting Temptation:Labradors will grab any chance of a snack. Prevent begging by never giving food while

All dogs are prone to internal and external parasites, although serious gastrointestinal conditions are rare in this inveterate scavenger. Labradors lopped ears, however, can lead to regular infections, while their love of chewing causes more tooth fractures than seen in smaller breeds. Typical Canine Complaints:With any breed, many health problems can be prevented. Routinely inspect

Your Labrador depends on you for its good health. Since it cannot tell you that something is wrong, you must observe how your dog moves and behaves; any changes in activity or regular habits may be warnings signs of problems. Arrange annual check – ups, and always use your vet as a source of advice.

A nutritious diet and sound eating habits are essential to good health. Provide the right foods in the correct quantity for your dog’s needs, and plenty of fresh water to prevent dehydration. Since most Labradors love to eat, avert begging or obesity be feeding at set times. Dietary Needs for All Ages:Growing puppy puppies need

Your dog may be completely at home in your comfortable world, but not so many centuries ago, her ancestors probably belonged to a pack of wild, wooly canines living in the forest or out on the plains. From that world, she has inherited behaviors, such as submissive urination and rolling over belly up on the

Your heart can’t tell if the dog in your arms has a pedigree a mile long or a lineage that wouldn’t make it to the end of your street. So why should you care if he’s purebred? Because they’re more predictable. Purebreds have certain specific traits, so you’ll know what you’re getting. If you decide