Pointing Labradors are full of energy, intelligence, and drive. They are incredible in the field, but they are also loyal companions at home. To keep them at their best, these dogs require daily exercise that engages both their physical and mental well-being. Without enough activity, a Pointing Lab can become restless, which may lead to… Read more »
As humans, brushing our teeth is part of our daily routine (hopefully). We go to the dentist a few times a year and floss as much as we remember to, so we can maintain our oral hygiene and fight tooth decay, but what about our furry friends? By age three, over 80% of dogs have some form… Read more »
With Spring right around the corner, it’s time to start preparing our pups for the invasion of pesky parasites. Fleas and ticks can be dangerous to our dogs and should be avoided at all costs. If you and your pup are hunting buddies or spend a lot of time walking and hiking through nature, you… Read more »
The days are getting longer, the birds are starting to chirp, flowers are beginning to bloom—the start of spring has finally sprung! Spring is a great time of year for your dog, as they get to spend more time outside and explore the new sights, smells, and sounds of the season. What you might not… Read more »
Most dogs love being outdoors. Especially if you have a hunting or pointing dog, they’ll be doing a lot of running and rolling around in grassy fields and wooded areas. Although spending time outside is great for your dog’s overall health and happiness, it does put them at risk for a few extra hazards—and ticks… Read more »
It is no secret that physical exercise is important for keeping your dog healthy and happy. Taking your dog for a walk every day helps them fight obesity and allows you to bond with them. Although physical activity is important for your dog, mental stimulation is extremely important to a dog’s overall health as well…. Read more »
Dog owners don’t have to be told twice: having a pup is a workout. It’s no surprise then that dog owners are statistically more healthy than non-dog-owners and are more likely to work out. We’re out of the house more and walk every day. Labradors owners are often known to be especially active, caring for… Read more »
Do you have a lazy lab or an overly active one? Have you ever wondered exactly how much exercise they should be getting on a daily basis? Here are a few tips on how to appropriately exercise your lab, without over or under-doing it. The Labrador Site says that as soon as your pup is… Read more »
Now that winter is here, we want to make sure that all dog owners and their precious pooches are prepared for the cold weather. Labradors love snow and spending time outside in the winter, and you should definitely let your pup play outside. However, cold weather can be just as dangerous as overly hot summer… Read more »
