Mark Brunson 
Have you ever thought of how your Lab would cope if you weren’t there? Well, an untrained Labrador Retriever can run away from home due to fear, excitement, or anxiety. So, would your furry friend have the tactics to survive if lost in the wild? A domesticated Labrador would find it hard to survive in … Read more
If your Labrador loves swimming, you may want to know your options during the chilly winter months. Should you allow your Labrador to swim in freezing water? What are the attendant risks? Labs can swim in freezing water because their thick, water-resistant coat provides them with a degree of protection in freezing water for up … Read more
There’s a common misconception among Labrador enthusiasts that purebred Labs have flawless coats. However, after looking through numerous photos of Labradors I found that it simply isn’t true. Some Labs have white markings on their chest, back, face, and other areas. Purebred Labs can have white markings on them due to a condition known as … Read more
There’s no doubt that Labrador retrievers are well-adapted for cold climates – it’s in their DNA! You might have noticed how much they enjoy playing in the snow. This leads to an important question: how much time can your Lab spend playing in the snow? A Lab shouldn’t play in the snow for very long, … Read more
Many breeds are suitable to serve as guide dogs, but the most popular service dog is the Labrador Retriever. However, most Labrador guide dogs are either black or yellow. This leads some people to wonder why chocolate labs aren’t used as guide dogs. Chocolate Labs are not used as guide dogs as often as other … Read more
Labradors are incredibly athletic dogs that love to run, play, and swim. Since they’re such an active breed, their legs and muscles are their most significant attributes. If you notice that your Lab’s legs are uneven, should you be concerned? Dogs with longer back legs should be presumed normal and healthy unless the dog is … Read more
Some owners have said that chocolate-colored Labrador retrievers are more challenging to teach and more aggressive than yellow or black Labs. This difficulty may be due to preexisting prejudices, or science may play a role in the argument. Are brown labs really that hard to train? Brown Labradors are not harder to train. Coat color … Read more
