Labrador Retrievers: The
Aquatic Adventurers of the
Dog World!
From Newfoundland's shores to family homes: Fishermen's trusted allies to cherished companions
Coat: Thick and Soft
Shedding: Medium
Size: Medium
Life Expectancy: 10-12 years
Coat Colours:
Black
Light Golden
Chocolate
Weight:
24-36kgs (male)
20-30kgs (female)
Height:
55-62cms (male)
49-55cms (female)
Adaptability
Temperatures should be moderate for Labradors
Hot weather tolerance:
up to 35℃
Cold weather tolerance:
up to 10℃
Labrador Diet
Consider following tips when choosing food for your Labrador.
1. Choose a protein-rich diet
Labradors require plenty of protein to fuel their muscles. Look for dog food that contains a high percentage of protein, such as chicken, fish, or lamb.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Feed your Labrador, food with high-quality ingredients, such as real meat and vegetables. Avoid dog food containing fillers, like corn, wheat, and by-products.
2. Avoid fillers & additives
Feed your Labrador, food with high-quality ingredients, such as real meat and vegetables. Avoid dog food containing fillers, like corn, wheat, and by-products.
3. Consider their age
The nutritional needs of puppies are different from those of adult dogs. A puppy's diet should be higher in protein and calories to support its rapid growth and development. Diet for an adult dog should be formulated to meet its maintenance needs.
Home-cooked food must contain:
Labrador Training
Trainable, intelligent, and eager to please, Labradors excel in learning various commands and tasks, making them a joy to train. Let's uncover some of the activities to unlock their full potential.
1. Brush
Labradors have floppy ears that can be prone to infections. Use a veterinarian-approved ear cleaning solution to gently clean the inside of their ears and avoid inserting anything into the ear canal.
Ear cleaning
2. Keep their ears clean
Labradors have floppy ears that can be prone to infections. Use a veterinarian-approved ear cleaning solution to gently clean the inside of their ears and avoid inserting anything into the ear canal.
3. Nail and paw care
Regular nail trims are essential for Labradors to prevent painful splitting or cracking. Trim them when you hear clicking on the floor, using a sharp, dog-specific nail trimmer.
Paw cleaning
Dental care
4. Dental care
Regular brushing of teeth prevents tooth decay and gum disease in Labradors. Brush their teeth at least two to three times a week using a soft-bristled toothbrush and dog-specific toothpaste.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.