Comments for Labrador Retriever - Lab Information http://labradorretriever.name All about the Labrador Retriever Dog, training, breeders, grooming, health, puppies. Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:58:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Labrador Retriever Physical Appearance by admin http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/comment-page-1/#comment-381 admin Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:58:33 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/#comment-381 Tracey, it's normal. Dogs can have green eyes - it's a recessive gene. Tracey, it’s normal. Dogs can have green eyes – it’s a recessive gene.

]]> Comment on The Labrador Retriever Physical Appearance by Tracey http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/comment-page-1/#comment-375 Tracey Sun, 08 Apr 2012 02:25:30 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/#comment-375 hi I have a choclate lab and her eyes are green..is this suppose to be ..or something wrong....... hi I have a choclate lab and her eyes are green..is this
suppose to be ..or something wrong…….

]]> Comment on Labrador Retriever – Training for Attention by Carlos http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-training-for-attention/comment-page-1/#comment-374 Carlos Tue, 27 Mar 2012 03:30:35 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-training-for-attention/#comment-374 When you say "mark with good", what exactly do you mean? Is it the tone that I'm using when I say his name? Thanks!:) When you say “mark with good”, what exactly do you mean? Is it the tone that I’m using when I say his name? Thanks!:)

]]> Comment on Labrador Retriever – Confine Your Pup by Chris Robichaud http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-confine-your-pup/comment-page-1/#comment-369 Chris Robichaud Sun, 11 Mar 2012 20:30:39 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-confine-your-pup/#comment-369 lilc3490, It is not hard at all to find more information than that online. Just do a simple search and you should get all kinds of results, more and more people are switching from that method to the "water-all-day" method. lilc3490,

It is not hard at all to find more information than that online. Just do a simple search and you should get all kinds of results, more and more people are switching from that method to the “water-all-day” method.

]]> Comment on Labrador Retriever – Scheduling Basics by Chris Robichaud http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-scheduling-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-368 Chris Robichaud Sun, 11 Mar 2012 20:26:51 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-scheduling-basics/#comment-368 This is perfect!! Thank you so much, me and my pup have been using this for two weeks now, and he went from demon-evil-dog, to a perfect-loving-pup! This is perfect!! Thank you so much, me and my pup have been using this for two weeks now, and he went from demon-evil-dog, to a perfect-loving-pup!

]]> Comment on Labrador Retriever – Scheduling Basics by Steve http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-scheduling-basics/comment-page-1/#comment-361 Steve Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:42:40 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-scheduling-basics/#comment-361 This is a great schedule. I find the key is absolute conscience to the schedule you set. You lab doesn't have mistakes -- you do. The challenge, as you point out, is that as your lab grows, the schedule extends. At first, she may only last 90 minutes. A week or so later, she might be up to two hours. So, the schedule needs to adjust. The key things are to: a) Anticipate when she'll be ready to leave the crate so you're not teaching her "bark to leave the create", and b) pay absolute attention to her when she's not in the crate. Again, great post. This is a great schedule. I find the key is absolute conscience to the schedule you set. You lab doesn’t have mistakes — you do. The challenge, as you point out, is that as your lab grows, the schedule extends. At first, she may only last 90 minutes. A week or so later, she might be up to two hours. So, the schedule needs to adjust. The key things are to: a) Anticipate when she’ll be ready to leave the crate so you’re not teaching her “bark to leave the create”, and b) pay absolute attention to her when she’s not in the crate. Again, great post.

]]> Comment on The Lab’s Character by Tasha http://labradorretriever.name/the-lab%e2%80%99s-character/comment-page-1/#comment-357 Tasha Tue, 17 Jan 2012 22:37:17 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/the-lab%e2%80%99s-character/#comment-357 I love this site! I really want a lab I've been wanting one for ages! I wish I had one! I love this site! I really want a lab I’ve been wanting one for ages! I wish I had one!

]]> Comment on The Labrador Retriever Physical Appearance by VISHNU http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/comment-page-1/#comment-332 VISHNU Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:01:51 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/#comment-332 i have a black lab with all its appearance except its tail. its tail not have enough hairs like other labs.is it have any decrease to him? i have a black lab with all its appearance except its tail.
its tail not have enough hairs like other labs.is it have any decrease to him?

]]> Comment on The Labrador Retriever Physical Appearance by lisa http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/comment-page-1/#comment-321 lisa Wed, 01 Jun 2011 00:42:35 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/the-labrador-retriever-physical-appearance/#comment-321 labradors rock! go labradors! labradors rock! go labradors!

]]> Comment on Labrador Retriever – Understanding Builds the Bond (part 1) by Joseph Soto http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-understanding-builds-the-bond-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Joseph Soto Mon, 30 May 2011 13:26:24 +0000 http://labradorretriever.name/labrador-retriever-understanding-builds-the-bond-part-1/#comment-320 Just finished reading you article. It's great and informative. I just acquired a 6 month old white Labrador whose first owner had to sell because of health reasons with a child. Because of this health problem, the dog was kept in a garage and I suspect that he was neglected. He has had professional training but I don't think he has formed a bond with anyone yet. He is gentle and smart but some times he ignores the commands that he learned in school. What would be the best way to proceed? I would greatly value your advice. Joseph Soto McAllen Texas Just finished reading you article. It’s great and informative. I just acquired a 6 month old white Labrador whose first owner had to sell because of health reasons with a child. Because of this health problem, the dog was kept in a garage and I suspect that he was neglected. He has had professional training but I don’t think he has formed a bond with anyone yet. He is gentle and smart but some times he ignores the commands that he learned in school. What would be the best way to proceed?
I would greatly value your advice.
Joseph Soto
McAllen Texas

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