As others have said, punishing is not the way forward. After a failed recall like that (or any other failure) we tried to immediately do...
Heavy drooling is not unusual. Our last Lab was a drooler. As soon as any food appeared the drooling would start. She would even drool on walks...
I wonder if I can make my dad poowly so I can sit on his knee. That would be fun.
Great day today. Dad took me for a nice muddy walk this morning then mum and dad took me to herefud. We went shopping and lots of people told me...
Nothing you've mentioned sounds too unusual for a Lab. All our previous Labs have exhibited some or all of those behaviours. You mention...
Well done Cassie.
It sounds like you and Murphy have a great relationship. Thanks for posting this heart-warming vignette.
Welcome from Holly and me in Monmouth. My wife and I have had labs, and other dogs, before Holly and each one has been an education. I'm glad...
You're so brave to be that close to a bangy thing.
Hi, and welcome from Holly and me in Wales. I hope that you and Autumn are having a lovely Christmas.
Ooooooh I'm full. I can't move. I don't want to eat anything else. Well, not until tea time.
I love spagetty worms. Dad dangles them above me and makes them wriggle and I have to catch them and bite bits off. It's a great game.
Thank you, Pippa, for this great forum. I hope you have a Happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year.
We have a tree too. There are no apples under it, but I can smell treats somewhere.
Apples are scrummy. My people sometimes give me one as a treat, but windfalls are much nicer.
Something that you might find useful (and fun) during your training. We walk in the Forest of Dean a lot and often come across deer and wild...
I've started a tunnel. It doesn't go anywhere yet but its fun digging it.
What a fabulous smile
We're rebels. Weve never used a crate but have always given our puppies a bed.
Holly went through a digging phase. We think it started when she saw OH digging to plant some bushes. After a few months of digging she suddenly...
