All Forums Jokes/Funny Stuff! A dog joke that just came around work

October 4, 2006 on 9:45 pm | In Labrador Retriever News& Views | No Comments


Home of Sport - I must admit people this is one of the best jokes I have heard in a while .. A stupid question deserves an appropriate answer . I was in Woolworths buying a large bag of Lucky Dog for my Labrador Retriever and was in line to check out. A woman

Feeding Your Labrador Retriever

October 4, 2006 on 2:00 am | In Labrador Retriever Artcle Pages | No Comments

While deciding what to feed your Labrador retriever certainly is the top priority, how, when, and where are also vital aspects. Once you resolve all these issues, you should set the pattern for a healthful lifestyle for your dog.
It is important to set a specific location for feeding your Lab. In many households you will find him being fed right in the middle of the kitchen floor, probably at a time when the kitchen is in full use. People, thinking in their human way, naturally feel that the dog appreciates being part of the family scene and enjoys sharing meals with the family. But dogs are animals with pack instincts, not humans. They should be allowed to eat their meal in peace, without having to entertain thoughts of whether anyone is going to try to take their food away from them. Many dogs gulp down their food not as a result of hunger but out of a desire to finish quickly before they are disturbed. (They often vomit this food back up and eat it a second time, which is an unappetizing process for humans to watch but quite normal for dogs.) As mild mannered as Labrador retrievers are, they do not appreciate interruptions and will eat better if fed each day in a private area, out of the flow of traffic.
When to feed your Labrador is generally a matter of choice and the age of the dog. Young puppies require four and sometimes even five small meals a day. From about four to eight months, the growing puppy will need three meals a day: morning, noon, and night. Reduce the feeding schedule to two meals a day at about nine months of age, and finally to the adult diet of one large meal a day at 11 or 12 months of age. Most owners feed an adult dog his main meal in the late afternoon or early evening, and often augment this with a few biscuits or some kibble in the morning. Others just divide the rations into two smaller feedings. Use whatever suits you and your dog best.
How you feed your Labrador refers not only to the method but also to how much. There is no set amount that will apply to every Labrador retriever, and product-label directions should only be used as guides. Quite naturally, the size, age, temperament (active or lazy), and amount of daily exercise will dictate the number of calories needed. The primary indicator of how well a dog is being fed is its overall trim, A Labrador retriever should be firm, not plump. It is easy for today’s dogs to get out of condition by not exercising enough and by being fed too much by well-meaning owners (we humans often equate food with love). labradors will overeat if encouraged, so don’t let Jake nibble to his liking from a perpetually full bowl. At the other extreme, if the ribs and hipbones can be easily felt upon running your hand down the dog’s side, your pet may require additional calories. Telltale signs of undernourishment are a lack of coat sheen and an overall malaise. labradors are normally peppy, so a physical slowdown should be carefully monitored.

2 local girls win state critter coloring contest 

October 3, 2006 on 9:45 pm | In Labrador Retriever News& Views | No Comments

COLUMBUS Erica Shirilla, 7, of Youngstown, and Callie Rose Pittman, 4, of Salem, were winners in this summer’s 2006 Ohio Kids Love Animals critter coloring contest, sponsored by the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association and the Capital Area Humane Society. More…

Raising puppies to help others is an enjoyable challenge 

October 3, 2006 on 1:30 am | In Labrador Retriever News& Views | No Comments


dogs are a lot like humans, Belfast s Pat Webber says. Some develop confidence to handle difficult or complicated situations while some others get really stressed out when assigned too much responsibility.
Source: www.mainecoastnow.com

Norcross residents to vote on liquor by the drink 
NORCROSS City council members passed a resolution Tuesday night that paves the way for residents to vote on whether they want to allow Sunday sales of liquor by the drink.
Source: www.gwinnettdailypost.com

New breeds mix most desirable characteristics

October 2, 2006 on 5:15 am | In Labrador Retriever News& Views | No Comments


Winchester Star - Labrador retriever and a poodle. PUGGLE : Pug and a beagle. POMPAPOO : Pomeranian and poodle. SCHNOODLE : Schnauzer and poodle. Though labradoodles have just recently gained popularity as designer dogs, a local dog breeder lays a unique claim on
Source: www.winchesterstar.com

jumping through hoops: and enjoying every minute
Missoulian - She found Slick - a field variety yellow Labrador retriever - north of the border reared by a proven breeder. There are two varieties of Labs, she said. The show line is typically larger and has blockier heads. Field Labs tend to be more
Source: www.missoulian.com

Cant support relocation of pit bulls to the United States 

October 1, 2006 on 8:45 am | In Labrador Retriever News& Views | No Comments


Re: Pit bull pups set for trip south, Forester article, September 6. Do I understand this correctly?
Source: www.huntsvilleforester.com

Norcross residents to vote on liquor by the drink 
NORCROSS City council members passed a resolution Tuesday night that paves the way for residents to vote on whether they want to allow Sunday sales of liquor by the drink.
Source: www.gwinnettdailypost.com

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