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Lots of exercise is good for every dog, but the Labrador Retriever part will require a fair amount. If the "doodle" is from a full-size hunting poodle, then that part will call for a lot of exercise, too.
If they whine and bark a lot, or chew up household items, then you can be sure that the dog needs more exercise and play.
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How do you get a black lab skinnier?
Put it on a sensible diet and exercise it!
How much exercise should your one year old lab get a day?
A lab should get an hour to a half hour a day
How much is 80 pounds?
About the size of a large black lab.
How much should choc lab puppies exercise?
Twice a day but max up to 5.
Will chesapeake and lab get along?
yes i have a Chesapeake and a black lab both males black was here first the chesapeake will dominate and require more attention than the lab please be careful to show both equal amounts of attention if you have kids this will help both will need exercise , Chesapeake is very hard to tire loves to play ball , pool walks both love to be around you mine are a lot to spoiled but they are my kids
How do you get rayqauaasa in Pokemon Black?
You'll need to transfer it in the Transfer Lab or trade for it.
When was Black Lab created?
Black Lab was created in 1995.
How much exercise is enough for a labrador retriever?
A lab should be quite content with one hour to two a day.
How do you get regigias in Pokemon Black?
You'll need to trade for it or transfer it into the Poke Transfer Lab.
Where do you catch a Scyther in Pokemon Black?
You'll need to transfer it to the Transfer Lab or trade for it.
Were cab you get flygon in Pokemon Black?
You'll need to transfer it into the Transfer Lab or trade for it.
Why do dogs lick other dogs eyes?
I have a black lab and a St.Bernard and the black lab constantly licks my St.Bernards eyes and jowls. When I asked my vet why he did this so much they told me it was a nurturing quality and that my lab was just looking after my St.Bernard.
