Lab puppies tend to go into overdrive when it comes to chewing. Chewing is how they first learn about and explore their world, so it’s natural. However, when they start teething, they have more of an urge to chew. It’s almost as if it’s an obsession for them. Again, it’s a natural urge that they have, especially since they will have inflamed and sore gums with new adult teeth breaking through and only find relief…
Puppies are adorable! Taking one look at a little Labrador Retriever puppy, with their still-growing puppy face that’s on a head that’s just a tad too large for their pudgy baby body, who can blame you for melting? It’s also amazing to know that Labs are great with all members of the family, easy to train, and are eager to please. When you add this together, you end up wanting to make sure that your…
Dog KONG toys have long been respected and trusted when it comes to enrichment toys. The number of KONG dog toys might be overwhelming at first, especially if you’re a new dog owner – that’s where this article comes into play. One of the most important things that you need to know is that KONG toys for senior dogs and puppies are sized differently and made from different materials than the KONG toys for adult…
Labrador Retrievers are known for their love of chewing through adolescence and into adulthood. This loves also carries into their older years. They are retrievers by nature, and their natural instinct is to find an item and carry it in their mouth. In addition to their nature, other factors may also contribute to your Labrador’s chewing habit, including environmental stresses like separation anxiety and even boredom. These two things can cause chewing to become worse…
