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Pick of the litter

6 females, 2 males. We bring her home Saturday. She was born 3/17/26 🍀

Healthy little girl! We are naming her Rylee. 💕

Any tips are appreciated!!!!!!

u/SassyDingDong — 3 days ago
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I am getting another puppy! To join my 6.5 year old black female. BUT I need a better robot vacuum. Our Roomba just doesn’t work anymore. And with a cat and the long hair that my daughter and I shed, it’s time for a replacement.

I’d prefer one with a docking station that empties the vacuum, and I want something pretty quiet as my husband works from home. Overall I want reliable! And I don’t need a mopping feature.

Anyone have a recommendation that can handle the Lab and other hair?

u/Affectionate_Ad722 — 9 days ago
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I’m sure there’s been a million of these but would be happy to hear some feedback. Saw some similar YouTube videos that said it was normal?

He’s a lab golden mix.

Worth mentioning is he doesn’t always walk like this. He alternates between this swaying and more straight walk

I went to a vet who checked but not x rays who said they couldn’t find anything weird. But maybe a specialist ?

Thank you!

Ps added a video where he is walking a bit faster https://streamable.com/mpbk8k?src=player-page-share

u/Strict-Coyote-9807 — 7 days ago
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She's just trying to make it through another nap...life is so hard for this poor animal.

u/ThePesticle — 7 days ago
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Hi lab lovers. Some context here. 35 (male) that lives alone in Brooklyn, NY. Had a very loving cat that became my first real pet over a long period of time but she sadly passed from cancer a few months ago. Realizing that I would love a loyal companion that will keep me active and help with my mental health. However, in my 20s I rescued a really crazy dog that ended up attacking me and sending me to the hospital. Still kind of traumatized by that lol.

I'm doing research and have always loved blue heelers, but just found out they are too crazy. I'm hoping to get a pup that will be great for trips upstate for hiking, is not super loud, and has a friendly disposition. Labrador retriever keeps popping up. Any owners here? Would you say they're good city dogs?

Thanks!

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u/GabeDatDude — 9 days ago
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Hii, this is my lab puppy - she turns 1 very soon and I don’t have concerns about her weight but just want to check she’s a good weight in others’ opinions :)
I’ve never had a lab before and want to make sure i’m doing the right things! Sorry it’s not a great photo but I can never keep her still 😅

u/unknownuserrs — 12 days ago
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Morning fellow Labrador owners. Can anyone help me with a problem we've now got? Eddie, Aka "Lord Edd, destroyer of things and eater of all, except his own darn food", is nearly 3 years old and has gone from walking quite well on a harness and control lead, to being a full on 45kg guided missile on speed. I'm certain that his adulthood behaviour button has been broken and been replaced with a "pulls like a steam engine" one! I'm now on the lookout for recommendations for a good lead halter so we can walk the big idiot without getting dragged into whatever horrors he decides to go after.

Many thanks, in advance.

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u/OddPomm63 — 11 days ago