How Do You Stop A Lab Puppy From Digging?
Labrador retrievers stand approximately two and a half feet at the shoulder and weigh between 60 and 80 pounds at maturity. But despite their large size, Labradors can remain loyal and obedient dogs when trained properly. Digging is a common problem many pet owners face when they choose to purchase or adopt a lab puppy. However, the vast majority of lab puppies that dig do not do so because they are bad or not trainable. More often than not, lab puppies dig because they are bored. Take your lab puppy for walks throughout the day. Keeping him well exercised will help him to burn off some energy and also keep him occupied. A well-exercised dog will usually be too tired to dig. Give your lab puppy plenty of toys when he is out in the yard. Balls, chew toys and an occasional visit from you, will keep him occupied. If your lab puppy has plenty of diversions and human interaction, he will be less prone to digging. Bury chicken wire under your lab puppy’s favorite digging areas. Your lab pupp
