When it starts eating solid food.
2 hours daily
It can really vary on the length of time before a Labrador retriever puppy can be removed from their mother. Most of the time it should be six to eight weeks before they can even be given out.
Yes, a Labrador Retriever that is not debarked should be able to bark as well as howl. They do not have a reputation for barking excessively though.
Show quality standards for a Labrador retriever include a height of no more than 24.5 inches and a weight of no more than 80 pounds. The dog should be athletic and medium in size with a short back.
Ol' Yeller was a yellow Labrador retriever.
A lab should be quite content with one hour to two a day.
You can. If he/she gets used to it, then you should be able to call it by its name.
when it gets to the age of 1 or weighs the same as an adult dog
yes this is normal.....and I should know because I have a Labrador retriever =D but if your worried u should take him or her to the vet =D have a nice day.
A Labrador retriever should not be bred too young, as it isn't good for her. She should be at least two years old and have been examined by a veterinarian for signs of genetic problems before breeding.
The average age for any dog to be altered is 6 months--but can be done when the balls drop.
Place chicken in oven - the heat and physical barrier should keep the dog away for a couple of hours.