12 Realities New Labrador Owners Must Accept

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 989

The answer to the question “Why the Labrador Retriever?” too often seems to be “Why not!”

labrador retriever 6Since there are literally millions of happy Labrador lovers around the world, why shouldn’t everyone love a Lab?

Given the breed’s good looks, trainability, loyalty, intelligence, etc., why isn’t this the dog for everyone on the planet who loves dogs?!

Bringing a Labrador into your life is a very big decision. A decision you should only make after doing your own research on what you're getting yourself into and the commitments you need to make.

If you are considering to own a labrador, or you’ve just become a new labrador owner, there are some realities you do need to fully accept.

Check out the twelve realities new labrador owners must accept on the next page! …and if you already are a labrador owner, see if you can relate!

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989 thoughts on “12 Realities New Labrador Owners Must Accept”

  28. Elaine Hill

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    My girl doesn’t sleep on our bed. But they are the best dogs ever love my girl. Get the ‘look’ when we leave the house breaks my heart oh but the joy when we return ! Mad, mad, she’s 8 now and people still ask me if she’s a ‘pup’ cos she certainly acts like one . She’s just going for a swim in this pic

  42. Nicola Sadler

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    I labradore my labrador and wouldn’t be without this most amazing friend I could ever have. He follows me absolutely everywhere until he wants a sleep and then he takes himself off to my bed!

  45. Danielle Ball Hughes

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    Couldn’t have said it better! I am a labrador mommy through and through, crazy enough to own 3 at one time, and would have more if my husband would give in. They are alot of work and try your patience in puppy hood, but we’ll worth the family member you get in return!!!

  49. Meaghan Jenvey

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    I feel guilty every time I leave for work! Lol He’s just standing there at the back door with his squeaky bone in his mouth looking at me saying, “Play with me?” and gives those sad big brown eyes when he realises that I’m not staying

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