In terms of grooming, Labradors are very low maintenance dogs. They only need a brushing every now and then, when you notice they are shedding a lot. And a bath about every 3 or 4 months if that.
Yes, the Labrador Retriever has a sleek, shorthaired coat that does not require much grooming and maintenance. However, this breed sheds heavily, and its fur sticks easily to furniture and clothing. The Labrador's shedding coat also makes it unsuitable as a pet for people allergic to dogs.
I think Pug, Basset Hound,Labrador Retriever,Thesebreeds are easy to train and do not need much grooming.
Plenty of fresh food and water, grooming often, medicine, shots, worming pills....etc.
Black Labrador male over a Black Labrador female, what would the colour of the puppies be?
With little or no grooming, labs will shed a lot. If they are brushed or combed every day they will not shed so much
the average bunny spends 20 % of their time grooming
You can brush your dog with a wire brush, I dont recommend shaving your Labrador or trimming its toenails at home, but if you would like to do either, take him or her to the groomers at Petsmart
The coat does require grooming once a week with a little baby powder, comb and brush.
up to 650 pounds
Designer dogs... bleh. Typically a Labrador/Poodle mix will retain the Poodle coat and will shed very little. On the other hand they will require regular grooming. On the other hand, Labradors really only shed twice a year, when they are throwing their undercoats in the winter and summer.
No, the Ibizan Hound has a sleek coat which does not require much grooming. Brushing it weekly should be fine.
Yes, much more.