Author: Sandra Hutchinson

Training a Labrador should be fun, training a Labrador should be rewarding but training a Labrador should be what both you the owner AND your dog WANT to do. For that to be the case the whole process needs to be well-planned, structured and patiently implemented. Do this and you will reap the rich rewards that only owners of well-trained dogs experience. First, you need to set down a plan of what you want to achieve. Red more…

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Although being a central aspect of a dog’s health and significant portion of his life, sleeping is often an overlooked element when raising a golden retriever. Many owners experience problems when it comes to their golden retriever’s sleeping habits, we’ll teach you some golden retriever sleeping tips to handle these problems. Dogs sleep a lot when they aren’t doing anything, this was inherited from their wolf counterparts, wolfs can lay around and sleep for extended periods. Read more…

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It’s no surprise to anyone who knows me that I adore Labrador Retrievers. My fondness for them went up exponentially when we adopted our pup, Django, last year from New York’s North Shore Animal Center. She’s the perfect blend of friend, companion, and fun for our crazy family. But I’m not the only one who has a special affection for Labs. In fact, the Labrador Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds for families. Read more…

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Labradors are people-oriented dogs, always ready for a jog around the neighborhood, hike, or an endless game of fetch. Labs are reliable, willing and patient. They love nothing more than activity and attention. What They Are Like to Live With Lacking many personality pitfalls, Labs are not especially aggressive, territorial, whiny, sulky or destructive. However, a Labrador Retriever’s trademark affability can become a little out of control in later years if not checked as a puppy. Red more…

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When Ichimi the kitten was rejected by her mother, Ponzu the golden retriever and his owner Jessiepon took her in and have begun nursing to full health. Ichimi has taken very well to her guardian Ponzu – the two play together all the time, and Ponzu even sleeps together with Ichimi. Ichimi has provided Ponzu a much-needed respite from his heartbreak after Wasabi, a kitten that Ponzu and Jessiepon rescued from a crow attack, died in August. Read more…

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A Golden retriever is an AKC recognized breed of dog in the sporting group; Golden Retrievers tend to have an average activity level and enjoy fetching. Golden Retrievers are also considered gun dogs because of their origins as bird hunter’s companions. There are a few types of golden retriever which are very popular in America as a family dog known for its gentle nature, loyalty and dependability. For the same reasons, it is adored by families. Read more…

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The Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog breed in the United States (and Canada and Australia). He is owned by millions of people! Labs are loving, people-oriented dogs. They are very loyal and loving to their families. Labs are friendly, happy-go-lucky dogs prized for their stable and reliable temperaments. Labs are good-natured and trustworthy. They are dependable and easy-going. Labs are very stable, they aren’t easily upset or startled. They are eager to please you. Read more…

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On the day you bring your Labrador puppy home, his needs are few. Essentially, a happy puppy is a puppy that feels safe. Preferably in your arms, or trotting along at your feet. He is just a baby, and needs to be warm, well fed, and loved. But he also needs to learn to cope with the new and strange things that life will throw at him. Your job is a bit of a balancing act. Read more…

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The Miniature Golden Retriever (Petite Golden Retriever/Mini Golden Retriever) is a hybrid dog and mix of Golden Retriever, Coker Spaniel and Poodle. For the production of this type of hybrid dogs mostly breeders are working independent. The Miniature Golden Retrievers (Petite Golden Retriever) (Mini Golden Retriever) are tri breeds mixture and has passed a much time to cross many stages of the production/development. The life expectancy of the Miniature Golden Retriever (Mini Golden Retriever) is 10 to 15 years. Read more…

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Adding an adorable, intelligent puppy to your life is exciting but if you are considering a Golden, then you will want to be aware of some common Golden Retriever health problems so that you can be prepared for care in the future. When you choose to bring a Golden Retriever puppy home, it is important to do your homework about the breed and hopefully the content of this article will help get you on your way. Read more…

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