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You came to read this article because you wanted to know about the dwarf Labrador or you brought a dwarf Lab to your home. Or else you might have heard some fancy words such as teacup Labrador, miniature Labrador and mini Labrador. What are all these other versions of Labradors? Do they exist really? Are […]
This post may contain affiliate links. We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post.If you have a young Labrador retriever he’s probably trying to jump all…
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Did you ever imagine those dog colors have something to do with the usefulness of a dog to its owner? Like brown dogs can do particular tasks that black dogs’ can’t or white dogs do things that black dogs can’t?… Continue reading Can Guide Dogs Be Black? (Reason & Answer Explained)
America’s most popular breed, Labradors, are known for their good nature. Their friendly personality is a notable trait, and it’s a perfect pick for a ... Read more
In this article we discuss the average labrador lifespan, answer how long labradors live and give the name and age of the worlds oldest ever living lab.
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
How Is A Black And White Lab Mixed Puppy? If you have a black Labrador with a white chest or white patches or markings anywhere on the body can be both
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Once You Learn My Simple Techniques for Unlocking Your Dog’s Natural Intelligence you will be amazed at how quickly problem behaviors disappear and your dog starts to obey you. We discovered simple...
Essential information on Labrador food, feeding schedules and portions. Learn how to feed your Labrador for tail wagging health and vitality.
Begging for food is a common behavior problem labrador parents have to deal with, but it isn't hard to solve, and in this article we tell you how.
This is Angus. He is a one and a half year old full blooded yellow lab (so I am told) and just like my other dog Sammy, was a victim of our troubled economy. Sammy and I have been trying him out over the past week and it has gone well enough that we have decided to keep him. We weren't so sure at first because adding another dog is an adjustment and a big commitment. Sammy has had to learn to assert himself as he and Angus have been duking it out for second in command (I am the commander ;-). That's a new thing for Sammy and I am proud of how he is dealing with this new ball of bouncing energy. And as you can see, Angus is a leaper. He loves to jump and is quickly falling in love with the frisbee. Sammy tends to sit back and watch his antics and waits for Angus to get tired. He then challenges him to a good game of tug. Edit: No, not photoshopped. Anyone who knows me knows I am too lazy to spend time doing that. I did however tweak the exposure because the sky was blown and my boy was underexposed. I did eventually fix the chromatic aberration around his body when I decided to make a print for my wall. Whew, that was painful. (And I have started saving for a new wide angle lens ;) And to be honest, when I chimped the image after shooting it I was so shocked at his pose in the air, I actually let out a giggle. I even ran over to my friend who was painting the barn to show them and they giggled too :) Settings, for the curious: Shutter 1/800 Aperture f5.0 Focal Length 17mm ISO 800 No flash Manual Exposure Subject Distance 1.35 meters Raw Camera super low to the ground Back Button Focus
Did you ever imagine those dog colors have something to do with the usefulness of a dog to its owner? Like brown dogs can do particular tasks that black dogs’ can’t or white dogs do things that black dogs can’t?… Continue reading Can Guide Dogs Be Black? (Reason & Answer Explained)
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
Today I'll share step by step positive training instructions that will help you to stop your dog jumping up.
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
Ever wondered why your Lab sheds so much? Well, you’re not alone. During molting season, Labradors tend to shed their hair to adapt to the changing seasons. This process will more often than not result in built-up… Continue reading How to Reduce Shedding in a Lab Dog?
When you correct your Labrador for a misdeed, you might notice a distinct change in their behavior. They may lower their head, avoid eye contact, or tuck
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