Few Facts You Must Know About Dogs

Dogs and humans have been companions for thousands of years. Usually a dog owners are happy that their dog fetches the ball and they take the dog out for short walks. Dogs and specially Labrador retrievers require a variety of exercises, physical and mental, to maintain good health. Each dog requires exercise depending upon the surroundings and you should try and create a unique exercise regimen. You can built the schedule keeping in mind the following about Labrador Retrievers and other dogs.

Quick facts about Dogs:

• Dogs are natural pack animals.
• When Dogs are young they instinctively look for a leader. The leader can be either you or another dog.
• Dogs with little human contact in the first three months typically don't make good pets.
• Dogs were the first animals domesticated by people therefore no matter how tough it may seem you can teach your dog new tricks.
• A puppy is born blind, deaf and toothless.
• After birth of a puppy, the eyes do not fully open until they're about 12 days old.
• Puppies sleep ninety percent of the day for their first few weeks.
• A one year old dog is as mature as a 15 years old human.
• An adult dog has 42 teeth.
• Dogs can be trained to detect diseases.
• The largest breed of dog is the Irish Wolfhound.
• The St. Bernard is the heaviest.
• The world's smallest dog breed is the Chihuahua.
• Most pet owners (94 percent) say their pet makes them smile more than once a day.
• A greyhound can run as fast as 45 miles an hour.
• Labrador Retrievers are easiest to train of all dog breeds.
• A dog's nose works one million times better than a human's nose.
• There are more than 700 types of pure bred dogs.
• German Shepherds are one of the most registered dogs.
• Dogs are mentioned 14 times in the Bible.
• Dalmatian puppies are born completely white.
• Boxers are so named because of their manner of playing with their front paws.
• Dogs live 15 years on an average.

Labrador Puppies Make Your Girlfriend Smile

Dogs are best friends of mankind from thousands of years. Dogs have been used by the human race for many things including as a house guard, tending livestock, as a companion or a playing mate. Over the years the bond between the human and the dog race has grown. Once a great philosopher said, "A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself."
Dogs have developed themselves in thousands of different breeds as a result of selective breeding by humans. There are approximate 78.2 million dogs owned in the United States. Puppies are cute and they do touch humans in unique ways.
I'm sharing 10 photos of the cutest labrador puppies; you can share this article with your girlfriend or even on your Facebook timeline or any other personal social profile. I am sure this will make her smile and help you in re-building any burnt bridges.

10 Labrador cute puppies devoted to your happiness:

A cute labrador puppy Sleeping

A Puppy celebrating Christmas and waiting for Santa

Cute Puppy in the Garden

Labrador Puppies running towards the camera

Lab puppy checking a Yellow flower

Puppies waiting for their Mistress

Going to sleep with his toys

A litter of cute labrador puppies

Red rose for you

Puppy sleeping in a basket with yellow flower

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Labrador Retriever Puppy Checklist

“I am going to adopt a Labrador retriever puppy” whenever I hear this or have said it myself (though till now I have said it only 2 times); like anyone else I start planning and thinking about what to do with the dog and end up having grand plans and get excited about the prospect of adopting a new pet. Having adopted two pets in the last 5 years I have realized that some preparation is needed before you adopt a new pet. I have built a list of things that need to be done before you adopt a pet which I’m going to share with you Crockery for the dog like food & water bowls should be made of stainless steel so that they cannot be chewed by the puppy.

Ensure that you use a light-weight leash and collar. The collar size should ensure that the pup is not uncomfortable with it yet it does serve the purpose of reining the pup in whenever required.

Just like children pups need toys. I’m a strong believer that it is easy to teach pups with toys, some of the popular toys are chew toys, kongs, balls, ropes and bones. Just make sure that the toys you buy are easy to wash and should made of natural material. Some people have the misconception that high quality dog food is not necessary. This is untrue. Especially in case of pups ensure that you do feed them good dog food. Just a pay a visit to the pet shop around the corner and you will find a huge range to choose from. Having a permanent place to sleep for the dog from the start is good as the dog will learn where to go when he or she wants to sleep. If you can afford then do buy a bed for the pup or an old rug would also do to give the cuddly feeling. Ensure that the pet is registered and has an ID tag with the full details. Pups are vulnerable to getting lost and the ID tag can help in such scenarios. An I.D tag with his name and full address with phone number.

Buy a right type of brush (depending on the fur of the pup) and ensure that you wash the pup once a month. Brush the pup regularly to keep it free from ticks. As most of you would know a poop scooper and some bags are handy while teaching the dog potty training.

It is recommended to get the pup to become habitual of using a toothbrush. It is easier to teach a pup to use a tooth brush instead of trying to train an old dog.

This is a basic list of things to keep in mind and shop for before getting a pup home. Depending on the breed of the pup you would have make some additions to the list but it is enough to get you started.