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It’s easy to see why Labrador Retrievers are one of the most beloved breeds on the planet. These gentle, loyal, affectionate and obedient dogs represent all of the values we search for in a canine companion.
Easy to Groom
The Labrador Retriever’s short coat makes grooming easier than many other breeds, making the Lab’s coat pretty low maintenance.
Absolutely Adorable
Labrador Retrievers are one of the most recognizable breeds in the world, and it’s hard to say no to that begging face.
Fantastically Friendly
Even with strangers, Labs are really friendly. So while they aren’t the best guard dogs, they are the best cuddlers!
Super Playful
Labs always seem to remain puppies at heart. These dogs never tire of inventing new games to play with their families!
Incredibly Intelligent
Labrador Retrievers were bred to be quick learners. With the right training attitude, your Lab puppy will really blow you away!
Fun for the Whole Family
Labs are perhaps THE definitive family dog. Labrador Retrievers seem to get along well with everyone, especially kids.
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Questions & Answers
Labrador Retrievers are one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States, renowned for their outgoing personalities, high energy levels, and willingness to please. They are often used as hunting or service dogs, and excel in many areas of work. As such, they need to be trained from a young age, and require frequent stimulation and exercise to keep them physically and mentally active. Labradors are prized for their friendly, gentle dispositions, and due to their large size and active nature, require plenty of space to run and play.
Whether or not Labrador Retrievers will cause you to have allergies depends on the individual. Some individuals may find that contact with a Labrador Retriever could cause them to have common allergy symptoms, such as frequent sneezing, coughing, red and itchy eyes, and runny noses. In other cases, there might not be any noticeable allergic reactions. If you are wondering if this kind of breed may trigger your allergies, it may be worth consulting with an allergist for a proper diagnosis.
Labrador Retrievers typically thrive on a diet of high quality, premium dry dog kibble. This type of food is specially formulated with all the best sources of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals that your pup needs in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Feeding your pup wet food and fresh cooked meals made with natural ingredients can be a great way to supplement their diet. Additionally, offering a variety of treats in moderation will help maintain their interest in their food.
Preparation is key when it comes to welcoming a new Labrador Retriever into your home. Firstly, purchase essential items such as dog food, bowls, collar, and leash. Secondly, decide on a toilet and training routine. Also, be sure to research different training methods, consider how long you will be able to dedicate to training each day, and seek out expert advice if necessary. Thirdly, try to puppy-proof the home, including safely securing outdoor areas and stocking up on chew toys.
Labrador Retrievers are generally classified as a mediumto large-sized breed. Generally speaking, when full grown, a Labrador Retriever typically weighs between 55 and 80 pounds, with female Labs being slightly smaller than the males. On average, adult Labradors stand between 21 and 24 inches tall at the shoulder. However, the size of a Labrador Retriever puppy can vary considerably depending on the puppy's parentage. In general, full grown female Labradors are smaller and lighter than males and will usually be in the 55–70 pound range.
Absolutely! Taking your Labrador Retriever running can be a great way to provide her with exercise and mental stimulation. Depending on your Labrador's age, make sure they have had sufficient rest and build up to longer runs. For younger dogs, start with short runs and gradually increase. Be mindful of the temperature and ensure your Labrador is getting plenty of breaks to stay hydrated. Also consider the terrain you are running on and where your dog treads. Sharp objects or areas of high grass could be hazardous. Leash your dog so that you both remain safe and control the running environment.
Labrador Retrievers are known for being both sociable and loving towards other pets. Generally, Labradors get along well with other pets as long as they receive proper socialization and training. In order to create a harmonious household with multiple pets, Labrador Retrievers must be socialized from a young age and allowed to interact in safe, calm and positive ways with the other animals. Labrador Retrievers who are not socialized can become anxious or aggressive towards other animals.
The number of minutes a day that is necessary for optimal training of a Labrador Retriever varies, depending on several factors. If the Lab is still a puppy, frequent potty breaks, socialization and basic obedience commands will all require dedicated time; perhaps 15-20 minutes two or three times a day. As they grow into adulthood, daily exercise should be involved, and that could mean two 30-minute sessions of running, chasing, swimming or playing fetch (or other activities Labradors love).
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