Because Labs are bred differently, it is hard to say what the actual target weight should be in pounds. Instead, make sure that the puppy is otherwise lively and healthy, with a shiny coat. You should be able to see a distinct waist below the rib cage; if you cannot, the dog is probably overweight. You should also be able to feel, but not see, ribs, with your hands. If you cannot feel ribs, the dog is also too heavy. If you can see ribs, the dog way too thin.
walk it and play fetch at the least! feed it 900000000000lbs of food per week to maintain a healthy coat.
A chocolate labrador retriever is a large dog. It is similar in size and appearance to the doberman or the weimaramer. The chocolate lab is a deep, rich brown color as opposed to standard black color.AnswerCopy and paste this link to see a chocolate Labrador Retriever puppy: http://cdn-www.dailypuppy.com/media/dogs/anonymousolly.jpg_w450.jpgCopy and paste this link to see a chocolate Labrador Retriever adult:http://www.pippinschocolates.co.UK/imgSasha%200ct%2006.jpgalso try going to Google images and search black/brown/gold lab
It is a fact that they have a nine week gestation period
you are 36 week if you are nine months pregnant.
Tuesday
The average weight should be around 50 to 60 lbs but it varies depending weather the lab is English, British or American. American labs are the smallest breed then it is the British and then the English. I have a 10 month old English black lab female who weighs 90 lbs and she is very skinny. So it varies on their genetics.
The closest training program for heavy equipment is in Picher Oklahoma. It is a six week course.
In Treatment - 2008 Sophie Week Nine 1-41 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:6
1 week and 2 days.
knowing that the first 8 weeks of life labradors tend to gain about 2 pounds/week. So by the 8th week they should be 12-16 pounds females puppies weigh a little lesser than males. By 6 months (24 weeks) the growth has consistently proceeded the same way so approximately the female labrador should be 50-60 pounds. This is an estimation not quiet exact but roughly the labrador should be around that weight.
In Treatment - 2008 Jake and Amy Week Nine 1-42 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:6
In Treatment - 2008 Paul and Gina Week Nine 1-43 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:6