Coat color is one of the desirable features that potential dog owners consider when buying or adopting a Labrador. If a black Lab is your ideal kind of pet, you might be puzzled if its coat turned brown later. Your top concern would likely be what the cause of the color change is. The most … Read more
A family friend owns a chocolate Lab, Rocco, that loves to play with Molly. Recently, Rocco’s luscious black coat has begun to turn white. We assumed it is due to Rocco’s age, but there can be other reasons for a chocolate Lab turning white. Your chocolate Lab could be turning white due to aging, which … Read more
When humans age, our hair tends to turn grey over time. Like humans, Labradors also go through a natural aging process that results in going grey! On average, Labradors begin getting grey hair around the age of five. This is a result of aging, as the cells responsible for adding your Lab’s color stop producing. … Read more
When we think about dog training, we often associate training with puppies. However, training is something that can (and should) be conducted throughout our dog’s entire lives. Fortunately, Labradors can learn new things at any age. In fact, adult Labradors can actually be easier to train than puppies! This is because an adult dog can … Read more