Category: Labrador Grooming

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Diagnosing and Treating Ear Infections in Labradors

By MGarcia on Dec 09, 2009 in Black Labradors, Chocolate Labradors, Labrador General, Labrador Grooming, Labrador Health, Labrador Pup dog, Uncategorized, Website Reviews, Working Labradors, Yellow Labradors

Ear infections are very common in large dogs, especially in Labradors due to the size and shapes of their ears. The lab’s long ears fold over to protect their ear canal causing a warm, moist climate, perfect for any organism to flourish in, and therefore, leading to infection. Because hearing is crucial for labs for survival and security it is important to be diligent when it comes to recognizing a potential ear infection.

Is it safe to have a Labrador around small children?
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Is it safe to have a Labrador around small children?

By admin on Nov 09, 2009 in Black Labradors, Chocolate Labradors, Featured, Labrador Dog Training, Labrador General, Labrador Grooming, Labrador Health, Labrador Nutrition, Labrador Pup dog, Labrador Retriever Forum, Labrador Sports, Yellow Labradors

Many people have a moral and emotional struggle when they have a Labrador and find that they are expecting to have a baby. This moral and emotional struggle generally arises from wondering if it is safe to have a Labrador around small children. There are many different views on this topic, though it is important to consider the facts, your lifestyle, and the temperament of your Labrador before deciding whether or not your dog and child will be good playmates.

How often should I groom my Labrador Retriever?
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How often should I groom my Labrador Retriever?

By admin on Mar 11, 2009 in Labrador Grooming

Grooming your Labrador Retriever can be an important part of the bonding process between you and your dog. Labradors are very affectionate, and are usually eager to be involved in any opportunity to be handled by humans. However, grooming is important for your Labrador’s general health as well. There are many benefits that come from regularly grooming your pet, and it can be a large part of contributing to your dog’s overall good health.