Labrador retriever training

We help you to understand the basic Labrador training principles, putting them into terms that even a new dog owner will find easy to understand and use.

A lot of labradors have more energy than their owners. This can be a problem for those who want a rest after a long day of work. This is why you’ll want to give your labrador a release valve for all its energy. There are several ways you can tire your labrador out. 9 of them are very effective & also enjoyable for you.

Labrador Retriever puppies are playful, but sometimes, they can get carried away and bite you and your stuff. This may lead you to search for ways to help you train your Lab puppy not to bite.In this article, we are going to take a look at what you can do to teach your Labrador pup to stop biting. Click for more training a labrador, labrador retrievers, labrador owners, labrador care, dog training, raising a dog.

Labradors are the classic family dog, with bundles of energy and playful personalities, it’s no surprise they are the most popular breed in the US. Congratulations you’ve chosen a winner, welcome to the world of Labrador retrievers! Having a puppy is a big responsibility, a Continue Reading →

Labs should only be bathed when they get exceptionally dirty or when you just can't stand that doggie smell anymore. Once a month is good for most Labs.

Are you wondering what age you should start training your puppy to hunt? This guide explains when to start and what to do.

Wondering which Labrador color is best? Or which color Labrador you should get? We take a look at the different colors of Labrador. Helping you to find out more about the chocolate, black and yellow Labrador Retrievers. As well as the ranges of shades in between, including those controversial dilute tones. They aren’t all identical, and some […]

If your Labrador keeps walking in front of you, this post will show you a number of possible causes.

Dogs of any age who are healthy can learn any of the basic to advanced dog training commands. An “old dog” can learn new tricks!

I was recently asked: “What should I expect from my 8 week old puppy?” It’s an exciting time! For many of you it’s your first week home with your new puppy.