What living conditions do labs require?
THE LABRADOR’S BODY This image even though it’s a little difficult to read is a good representation of what your lab should look like. Five is the ideal size that the Labrador’s body should be. There should be a well defined waste on your lab that is observable behind the ribs when viewed from above. Also the abdomen should be tucked when viewed from the side. Lastly, there should not be excessive fat covering on the dog. As explained down below obesity is a common problem in all dog breeds but especially in the Lab. A lab is very easy to maintain when properly fed and taken care of, and they will love a long and happy life if this is done correctly. As a Labrador breeder for many years I have given lots of advice on how to correctly feed a lab. The number one problem that most people have is that their lab has become very obese. Sometimes the owner knows it, and sometimes they do not. Obesity in labs is a common problem seen among many vets. Obesity in dogs leads to: Arthritis: Dogs t
