Leptospirosis Prevention

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By Mary Schwager Lorraine Reynolds wants to make sure no other dog owner goes through the...
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Bred for Service

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Project2Heal breeds and nurtures Labs to donate to service dog organizations By Jen Reeder Charlie Petrizzo knows from personal experience...
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She Said Yes to the Dress… and the Dog

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By Mary Schwager Last fall in south Texas, a gorgeous yellow Lab sat in an animal shelter, waiting for someone to save him while the clock...
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September/October 2019

Coming Soon Archive

Airborne Labs Flying the Lab friendly skies? By Paula Piatt   With a Scratch and a Shake: Ear...
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Links between your Lab’s food and heart problems?

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By Mary Schwager Lynette Dimbero began to suspect something just wasn’t right with her family’s beloved dog, Bailey. This spring,...
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In Their Debt: Molly and Memo

Features, In Their Debt, Online-only

In many ways, a dog named Molly Jo seems like a typical Lab. Not only is the chocolate Lab beautiful, but she’s smart, eager to please,...
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Love being outside with your lab? Hit the trail.

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Whether you’re camping or hanging around home, going on a hike with your Lab offers a great...
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July/August 2019

Coming Soon Archive

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Searching for truth about electronic training collars. By Don Thomas   Splash! A Photo Essay  ...
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The Effect of Service Dogs on Family Members

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It’s something dog owners have always known, but now it’s been quantified: the positive effect on human beings from interacting with...
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Editorial

Editorial, July August 2019

Summer is always the time of exercise, and the rage these days – or so I hear – is circuit...
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