What kind of toys does my lab mix play with?

What kind of toys does my lab mix play with?

The lab mix had 5 different homes before joining our family. Neither one of them know how to play, though the lab has “snuggle toys”. They will chase after squirrels in the yard, but are baffled by balls, bones or tugging toys.

How old is Lucille my labrador retriever dog?

My youngest Labrador, Lucille, who is now nine years old has always tended to be on the heavy side. She’s been on a constant weight control program since she was three years old. She now only gets three cups of weight control food daily.

Are there any behavioral problems with my lab?

There are dozens and dozens of behavior problems seen in dogs, here’s a short list of the most commonly reported in Labs: …to name just the most common few! As previously stated, many of these are perfectly normal behaviors but unwanted when living with a human family.

What should you know about an aging Labrador Retriever?

The weight of an aging Labrador is the most critical health issue to consider. As your Labrador ages he will continue to slow down, require less and less exercise, and at the same time sleep more. A weight problem will easily occur if you don’t continually monitor their food intake and weight.

There are dozens and dozens of behavior problems seen in dogs, here’s a short list of the most commonly reported in Labs: …to name just the most common few! As previously stated, many of these are perfectly normal behaviors but unwanted when living with a human family.

Is it possible to get rid of Labrador Retriever behavior?

Labs have needs and desires that have to be satisfied. They have traits and behaviors so deeply genetically ingrained that you simply cannot eliminate them. Although in most cases you can train alternative more acceptable behaviors.

Is it normal for a Labrador Retriever to be aggressive?

Something every owner should keep in mind is that many unwanted behaviors from their point of view are perfectly natural and normal behaviors for a Lab.

How old is a 1 year old Labrador Retriever?

At one year old, she is still a puppy / adolescent. And there’s often a little wild stage to get through for a while here. With time, as long as you exercise her well, dedicate yourself to training her well and often, many times per week, she will come out the other side calmer and better behaved.