Labradoodle history is a phenomenon unlike any other, and it has completely changed the dog breeding landscape. Labradoodles captured our imagination in the 1990s, and then exploded in numbers quicker than any canines that came before them. They started out as a mixed breed service dog for people with allergies, but they have become sought-after …
Do dog paws sweat? Do they get clammy feet like we get clammy palms when we’re nervous? I’ve had pups whose paws left wet foot prints on the veterinarian’s table, and pets who didn’t. Those wet paw prints are indeed sweat, and all dogs sweat from their paws when it’s hot, to help cool down. …
Not long ago, the New York City subway changed its rules so that all pets including dogs had to be carried ‘in a container’. Photos quickly appeared of resourceful owners who had cut leg holes into tote or duffle bags, so that their large-breed canines could still walk by their side. But it did get …
Do Labradoodles like Water? Most Labradoodle dogs love water, but not all! The Labradoodle has a rich working history as a water retriever in both their Poodle and Labrador Retriever sides of the family. As the parent breeds are both natural water dogs and strong swimmers, it’s easy to assume Labradoodles are the same. A …
This guide to the Labradoodle tail contains everything you never knew you never knew about their waggiest feature, from whether they are traditionally docked, to how to trim a Labradoodle’s tail. Labradoodle tails vary in length, thickness, coat type, how high they are set, and so forth. So it usually helps to imagine a Labrador …
