Lab puppies are incredibly cute, but their teeth really hurt when they are puncturing your skin every time you try to play. No one likes to be bitten, so how can you get a lab puppy to stop biting? The best way to stop a Lab puppy from biting is through a combination of proper … Read more
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
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
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
As we think about getting our next Lab puppy, one thing we have to consider is spending more time at home in the beginning. Potty training is an obvious reason why, but there’s a developmental aspect as well. So, how long can you leave a Lab puppy alone? You can leave a Lab puppy alone … Read more
Labrador Retrievers were initially bred to help their owners with various hunting activities that required a lot of energy. This hyperactivity is passed down via their ancestors, yet many owners find it overwhelming and question whether it is permanent. Labradors usually slow down between the ages of two and four. Some pups will be more … Read more
It’s happened to all of us. Your Labrador puppy sleeps on the floor instead of the cozy dog bed you just bought. But is it really a bad thing? Generally, it isn’t bad for a Labrador puppy to sleep on the floor. This behavior might be triggered by the temperatures, the bed being uncomfortable, the … Read more
