Why Labs Do That A history of trials. By Tom Davis Walk This Way Spotting problems through gait analysis. By Jason Smith Canine Enrichment 101 Improving your Lab’s outlook. By Cynthia Howle Your [...]
Features Labs in the Time of Cholera Keeping them – and us – busy. By E. Donnall Thomas Jr. Essential Workers Always on call. By Jillian LaCross Citizen Lab Equipment for pleasant walks. By Amy [...]
Features Combating Doggy Odors Oh the smells we smell… By Jillian LaCross Preventing Lyme Disease It’s that time of year again. By Hailey Hudson Labalism Do you suffer? By Steve Smith Getting on [...]
Citizen Lab Teaching hold and delivery to hand, part 2. By Amy Dahl In Their Debt Hockey dogs. By Jen Reeder In Tribute The Vet Clinic Did you know…? By Dr. Ben J. Character Mast Cell Tumors [...]
The Lab in Winter Still having fun. By Don Thomas Snow Day The Labrador way. By Tom Goldsmith Black & White A photo essay. Citizen Lab Teaching hold and delivery to hand. By Amy Dahl In Their [...]
A GiftA photo essay. By Chip Laughton & Jake Smith Citizen LabDelivery to hand.By Amy Dahl Just Labs Holiday Gift GuideHere comes Santa! In Their DebtLap dog.By Jen Reeder Limping [...]
Airborne Labs Flying the Lab friendly skies? By Paula Piatt With a Scratch and a Shake: Ear Infections The curse of the Labrador ears. By Andrea Dorn Estate Planning for Your Lab [...]
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Searching for truth about electronic training collars. By Don Thomas Splash! A Photo Essay Citizen Lab Informal retrieving. By Amy Dahl In [...]
In Tribute – Honor your Lab by submitting yours! Helping Hands Hand signals can be useful at home. By Don Thomas Immune-mediated Hemolytic Anemia Mocha’s story. By Andrea Dorn Citizen Lab [...]
Fifty Years of Labs How different they were. By Don Thomas Citizen Lab Training the sensitive Labrador. By Amy Dahl Snow Time A Photo Essay Photos by Steve Birds In Their [...]
