While some breeds can live longer, most American and European dogs live about 12.8 human years. Smaller dogs tend to have a longer life expectancy than the larger ones. This is because larger dogs work their bodies harder and tend to wear out their body and energy earlier than the smaller dogs. Although there are some factors that determine…

Walking a Labrador takes both time and patience. In general, walking a Labrador for one hour a day (half an hour in the morning and half an hour at night) is sufficient. However, depending on the activeness of the dog, this time duration may fluctuate. Most veterinarians recommend that regardless of how long the walk takes, most Labradors should get…

A Labradoodle is a hybrid dog that results from crossbreeding a Labrador Retriever and a poodle. Many people cross a certain breed with a poodle because poodles are known for being friendly, intelligent, and shed less hair. In the case of a labradoodle, you never know what you will get unless the health of the previous generations of the two…

  Many people like to make up things or assume certain things about Labrador Retrievers. There are many misconceptions about this breed. Everyone thinks that all labs are calm, friendly, playful family dogs. Although they do have these characteristics, there are some myths about some things as well. Below are listed 5 myths about Labradors which many people make the…

Please check back often as we add more pictures of Labrador retrievers.  Please help us build our photo gallery by sending us pictures of your Labrador. Charlie, from Louisville, KY, is ready to go for a drive Charlie says, “Peek-a-boo. I see you.” Charlie shows off his patriotic side with stars collar. Charlie is stylin’ in his bandana. Tande (1…