Did you know that the Labrador Retriever is the most popular breed of dog in the United States of America? Well, it’s but before you run out and adopt a Labrador of your own, there’s a few things you should know about this amazing breed. The Labrador Retriever is gentle, intelligent, loyal and happiest when engaging in activities with the family. Labs were originally bred in Newfoundland during the 1800s as a smaller version of the Newfy. Reed more…
Different types of Golden Retrievers all share the same quality; they make great pets! Choosing your new family member and best friend is going to take time and consideration with Golden Retriever breeds remaining a constant favorite. These dogs are beautiful, friendly, and make for steadfast companions. An Overview of Golden Retriever Breed Information Golden Retrievers were bred as hunting dogs designed to retrieve fallen quarry. Like most retrievers, the Golden Retriever has a soft mouth. Read more…
It doesn’t get much better than having a Golden Retriever puppy around the house. We’ve had so much fun raising the pups, but have learned a LOT along the way. People joke about it, but it has helped train us for the day we decide to have children. Here are some tips we would like to share, and would love to hear other suggestions! Make sure your lifestyle and schedule are conducive for raising a puppy. Read More…
In these days of medications for every illness, plus multi-vitamins, supplements and all the other things our Labs may not be so excited to swallow, it’s more useful than ever to be able to get that toothy trap open and put a pill down the hatch. We’ve all wrestled with our Lab to pry her mouth open, throw in a slobbery lozenge, then hold her mouth shut until she swallows. Or we’ve wrapped a capsule in bacon — the Labrador’s “spoonful of sugar” — to make it go down. Read More Here
Golden Retrievers have some of the most devoted fans, and it’s easy to see why. Here’s what makes this breed great, brought to you by Purina® Pro Plan®, the dog food of choice for 93 of the top 100 AKC All Breed Champions. First of all, what other dog can possibly pull off eyes like this? Or this smile. Such wisdom. Like, come on. Who could say no to this face? They are a dog of many talents. Read more…
Watch a baby and cutest Labrador puppy getting to know each other for the fisrt time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qstJtH2jccE [the_ad id=”909″]
So you’re reading this page because your dog is doing something you don’t like – some behavior you want him to do differently – or simply stop doing. Housebreaking “accidents” Barks too much Won’t let go of things Steals food when you turn your back Jumps on people Chews on your hands Constantly seeks attention Guards his food or toys Pulls on the leash Aggressive toward people or other dogs Struggles when you try to restrain him Chases the cat Chews on the furniture or your belongings Did I mention housebreaking “accidents”? Read More…
Giving a vaccine to your dog at home can be very simple and safe, as long as you know the correct procedures. NB/ A vaccine should only be given after a thorough examination of the animal by a veterinary surgeon. Only healthy animals should be vaccinated and you should not ‘practice’ administering subcutaneous injections on an animal without having received professional training from a veterinary surgeon, or qualified veterinary nurse! Read More…
If you live in an area where there is snow in the winter, you may have an idea of what I mean. When the weather turns warm, and the snow starts to melt, all kinds of new smells come to life for your dog. Perhaps they also sense our mood changing with the new season. Whatever the reason, every dog I’ve owned has experienced “spring fever”. My last golden, Logan, who never wandered far on our unfenced acre, would catch a scent and be gone for hours. My dad and I would circle the concession road, and eventually he would…
