As Labs get older they can develope lumps. Some lumps are just accumulated fat cells, but other lumps on labs could possibly be cancerous. Even though the Labrador breed is usually not prone to cancer like the golden retriever; you should still get the lumps looked at by a vet.
Do you mean your lab has bumps underneath their skin? Our yellow lab has about five of them, and when we had the vet check them they said they were just excess fat deposits. For safety though, I would have your vet check your dog's lumps.
they could be tumers i would take he/she to the vet right away
These are systs , your vet should check these out in case they are malignant or benign
Possibly cancer. My boxer had cancer lumps.
Lab mix retriever
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labradors move with their 4 legs and they walk
There is no difference
Sort of, there are yellow Labradors, but not golden labradors.
they are smaller
Most labradors love food and belly rubs, in that order.
Labradors have puppies when they reach maturity and mate with another dog.
labradors shouldnt be in the zoo because they need love and care
No.
there is no difference because its only different colours.
labradors are like the best dogs ever i love them because i have one and shes the best
alldogs like smelling eachothers buttz but not their own. but ya its not only labradors