Bringing a new baby home is an amazing experience. It is also a daunting and exhausting one.
A Labrador in the house can complicate things somewhat.
People often ask: Â "How should I introduce my dog to the baby" Â when perhaps the...
This guest post was written by Lucy Easton
For most of us, taking our Labrador out in the car is a big part of how we spend time with him.
It is vital not only for our safety but our sanity...
Cycling with your Labrador can be a great way to bond and exercise with your pet.
However, it is not without it’s potential pitfalls. So we need to consider these seriously before we begin.
There is an element of risk to...
In an ideal world every Labrador puppy will have a perfect start in life.
But in the real world things are not always perfect.
In addition to proper food, training and shelter, puppies also need to undergo a process of 'socialisation'...
You have tried everything. Walking up and down, round in circles, standing still, food, toys.
Nothing works.
Your Labrador is still dragging you along in his wake, oblivious to the fact that he is choking and strangling himself in the process.
If you...
Pippa explains how you can get your questions answered quickly
The Labrador Site is now one of the busiest pet blogs on the internet.
We have over a half a million visitors each month.
As a result we get a lot of...
Over the last few years a range of genetic tests have sprung up.
These tests were created to help Labrador breeders determine whether their breeding stock is likely to pass on one or more diseases to their puppies.
These tests have...
If you have joined the Labrador Site's Facebook Page, you will have noticed some stunning photographs by professional dog photographer Andy Biggar.
Andy kindly agreed to talk to Pippa today about his photography and his charity work, Â and even to...
I read a post on a forum recently by someone that had been advised to dominate or pin down, their eleven week old Labrador puppy.
Sometimes we forget that this kind of advice can still be found on the internet...
Letting your puppy off the lead for the first time can be scary.
What if he runs away?
What if he won't come back?
These are all normal worries and concerns.
Fortunately they are unfounded.
But unfortunately many new puppy owners are not aware...
