25 Reasons Why Labradors Are Actually The Worst Dogs To Live With

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 2,560

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

One of the best dogs for children of all ages, Labrador Retrievers are kindly, good-natured, and take most things in stride.

Most Labrador Retrievers are very friendly with everyone, though compared to Golden Retrievers, many Labs are just a bit more conservative with their affections.

Since 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?!

Well, there are reasons to believe that Labrador Retrievers are actually the worst dogs to live with… EVER!

Check out the 25 reasons why Labradors are the worst dogs to live with on the next page!

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2,560 thoughts on “25 Reasons Why Labradors Are Actually The Worst Dogs To Live With”

  24. Florence Miller Downey

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    For sure Raymond the only thing this Lab we have now is a biter, my husband’s arms are all bit up from her. I don’t think our other 2 dogs bit much at all. She’s teething cause she’s only 4 months old now. She’s such a cutie. We love her so much we’ll just be glad when she done with the biting stage, other then that she’s wonderful.

  25. Angie Thompson

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    This is my dear food rader, Jakey Boy.. he’s also my duster with his waggy tail spraying dog hair and slobber further.. He is also my career, giving me a nudge when I’m down.. He’s Now 12 and has happily lived in retirement.. Alas, his hips Now fail him and then end in sight.. My bestest dog ever. Will Sorely miss my Boy x

  30. Erzsebet Egyed

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    My husband also had back surgery after an accident broke his back. Our black lab Bruno never left his site. We helped him on the steps walking up holding on to him, where was no railing . He was his nurse and therapist . We love him !

  32. Elizabeth Johnson

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    No thing is without a weakness but no matter what the positive aspects will always out weigh the negative ones making the puppy the best ever i have ever lived with and its very sad am giving up mine for adoption due to my daughter’s ill health

  34. Donna Goldsworthy

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    Labrador retrievers are the best doggies ever!! Totally love love love my baby boy Dexter he’s not just a dog to me, he’s more like my child I know that sounds bonkers to some people, but it’s true, he’s 8yrs old & I’m terrified of losing him, I sometimes look at him & burst into tears, oh gosh pull yourself together girl, sorry everyone.

  35. Elizabeth Johnson

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    Hi Spencer i really love your comment and i have been looking for a lovely home to adopt my puppy and i think you can be the best person i have seen so far.Feel free to inbox me for more ok Joy Spencer

  36. Cynthia Neuman

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    Florence Miller Downey do the replacement trick; when she goes to bite skin, put a toy in her mouth instead. Another trick is to make a loud “yip” sound when she nips. When pups are den-mates and one gets too rough with another pup, they let out a sharp “yip” to tell their mate they’re being too rough. I’ve pet-sat many nippy pups and it works every time.

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