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Eve Adamson
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Article / Updated 06-06-2023
Adopting a Labrador Retriever from a rescue organization is a great way to find a lovable companion. Many Labrador Retrievers are waiting patiently for new homes in breed rescue programs. Many of these dogs are adult dogs who are wonderful, devoted, well-trained family members who just got the short end of the bone for one reason or another and no longer have a place to go.
Article / Updated 05-31-2023
Understanding the anatomy of a Labrador Retriever will help you know your dog better and talk more specifically with your veterinarian. This figure gives a complete outline of your Lab’s body parts:
Article / Updated 05-31-2023
Your Lab loves to eat! As a responsible dog owner, your job is keep your Lab at a healthy weight. This list is a group of healthy additions you can add to your Lab’s high-quality dog food. Limit the eggs and oil to no more than once a week — and only for active Labs who aren’t overweight.)
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Article / Updated 05-31-2023
If you’re considering hiring a dog trainer because your Labrador Retriever just isn’t behaving the way you expect, use these guidelines to find a good trainer who uses positive methods and can help you establish effective communication with your Lab:
Ask for recommendations from friends, neighbors, and relatives who have friendly, well-behaved dogs.
Cheat Sheet / Updated 05-31-2023
If you’re looking for a qualified dog trainer to help out with your Labrador Retriever’s behavior, follow some recommendations to find the right fit for you and your Lab. To keep your dog in good shape, try adding some healthy food alternatives to your Lab’s high-grade dog food. Get to know your dog better by studying the body makeup of a Labrador Retriever; your knowledge will also help when you’re talking to your veterinarian.
Cheat Sheet / Updated 04-26-2022
Prepare your home for your shih tzu’s arrival by purchasing some essential (and fun!) dog supplies. Keep your shih tzu happy and healthy by having emergency contact numbers handy and feeding your dog healthy treats in moderation.Shih tzu shopping listBefore you bring home your new shih tzu, go shopping for pet supplies.
Article / Updated 03-26-2016
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Article / Updated 03-26-2016
It's hard to resist giving your Shih Tzu a treat every time you look into those adorable, pleading eyes but treats should be doled out sparingly — no more than two a day. Shih Tzus can become overweight easily because of their small size. Look for healthy dog treats like these found right in your own fridge:
Article / Updated 03-26-2016
If an emergency occurs, your Shih Tzu has the best chance of recovery if you act quickly and appropriately. To prepare yourself and your family for a pet emergency, fill out this list of pet contacts, keep a copy in your wallet and keep a copy handy, like on your refrigerator.
Veterinarian
Name:
Phone:
Addres
Article / Updated 03-26-2016
Before you bring home your new Shih Tzu, go shopping for pet supplies. Use the following list as a guide for picking up feeding, grooming, and general pet care items for your dog:
Premium puppy or adult dog food: kibble, canned, or both
* Dog treats (optional)
Stainless steel or ceramic food and water bowls (they stay cleaner than plastic)
Natural bristle brush (stay away from nylon)
Pin brush
Stainless steel Greyhound comb (two sizes of teeth, one narrow and the other wider)
Shampoo specifically designed for dogs
Coat conditioner
Spray conditioner for use on dry coat during brushing
Toothbrush and toothpaste made for dogs
Moisturizing eye drops (if vet-recommended)
Tear-stain remover (for light-coated dogs)
Hair accessories for the topknot.
