Well, depends. Labs usually live to about 12 human years, or 61 dog years. If you love and care well for a Labrador, and it has no severe or untreated health problems, it should live at least 10 years. If a Lab is abused or has poor health from nutrition, lack of exercise, etc. then who knows, maybe a labrador can pass away at the age of 6. Love and Care for your Lab :)
The average age for any dog to be altered is 6 months--but can be done when the balls drop.
A female Labrador can go into heat as earlier as 6 months of age. However, usually it is around the 8 month range.
10-14 years. They tend to reach the higher expectancy.
labradors can have very large litters, from 6 up to 10 or even more
Male camels become mature enough to mate at 6 years of age.
Yes but it depends how old your dogs are.
They can live up to 6 years in the wild.
On 6 June 1667 at the age of three
He died of diphtheria
That's an opinionated question. In my mind no because I've had 6 in my life time
My lab had around 6 pregnancies.
5-6 years old. Some live longer :)