7 Reasons You SHOULD NOT Get a Chocolate Lab
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- 7 Reasons You SHOULD NOT Get a Chocolate Lab. Chocolate labs are loving and loyal, but that may not be for everyone. Chocolate labs have exercise requirements, separation anxiety and more. In this video, we share 7 reasons why a chocolate lab may not be best for you.
Chocolate Lab Do Not
Chocolate Lab Cons
Chocolate Lab Exercise
Chocolate Lab Leader
Chocolate Lab Training
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:37 Exercise
1:28 Socialization
2:08 They Shed
2:45 Separation Anxiety
3:30 Size
4:05 Calm Assertive
4:47 Curiosity
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this video is very true. We have had our Lab now for 9 years, and he loves people so much! he loves swimming hiking, and exploring. They shed like crazy!! we love brushing ours.
I got one for a month now I'm much happier man.
Had a chocolate lab for a year now, best decision of my life
Had mine 2 years and likewise
My chocolate lab is 5 years old, best 5 years of my life.
Ikr
Same! Had my little girl coco for a year and it’s been the best year of my life!
I had a chocolate lab girl for 8 years. She died last year in April’, and we now have another chocolate lab Boy. He is 1 year old now
Our Chocolate passed away at 13 1/2 years old. Best dog we ever had. None of these negatives applied to our Emmie.
I had one growing up he’s been gone 4 years still always think about him his name was moose he truly was at 115 lbs he was so smart used to get the paper for us best breed
My Chocolate Lab is the best dog I’ve ever had. None of what they say applies to mine either. He doesn’t know a stranger. No matter who comes through my door if he has seen them before or not he’s ready to give them. Hugs and kisses.
My chocolate lab is 9 and also named Emmy :)
We just lost our 131/2 yo chocolate called Rolo. Best dog we ever had by far.
To start off…
All dogs need to wear off their energy. Its not just chocolate labs. Second, all dogs should be socialized at a young age and your dog isn’t gonna be aggressive because you didn’t show it a donkey or a chicken.
To add on… any dog can get separation anxiety. It isn’t just a chocolate lab thing. They’re not born with it. They develop it. Their size can vary depending on what kind of lab you want. American labs are smaller in size and more athletic. English labs are bulky and bigger weighing more on the 100s side while American can weigh as low as 60-70s and still be healthy just do to their athleticism.
I recommend a lab to everyone in the world. The best dog ever
100%
Had to say goodbye to my sweet girl a week ago. Had 11 great years with her. Not sure how I will get over her. She was a member of our family. Great dogs.
Oh no!! I’m so sorry 😢 I feel your pain- I’ve had doggies for 50 years and when I have to make the decision to put a baby to sleep- I am devastated beyond belief. ONLY ppl that love dogs can understand. Your girl sounds like an angel and you were so lucky to have each other for 11 wonderful years.
Inlaws just lost their black lab. It was so hard for them. Solution: they got a chocolate Labrador puppy and she is adorable!
I lost mine 2 weeks ago 😢 is so hard he will take me a long time to get over..I still cry every day..they are so unique full of love ❤...I just got is ashes in a beautiful wooden box....they don't live longer enough 😢 💔
I only had my sweet girl for 3 years, she always lived up to her name, Sugar, the sweetest Spirit you could have ever known! I miss you Sugar girl!!!!
@@sailaway161 So sorry you lost your little friend at such a young age. That must be even harder to come to terms with. At least she was loved for those years.
My chocolate boy Raleigh lived to almost 15 and was so amazing and hilarious! Our years together brought us both so much joy and I will never forget him. Paws down the best dogs ever! 🤎🤎🤎🤎
What type of food did you feed him?
@@yesceniavelasco301We fed our boy Natural Balance Duck and Potato dry food. And lots of veggies as treats. He was obsessed with carrots!
One reason not to get a chocolate lab is they will break your heart when they die
Yes. So so true 🥲
@@mareeheerings4 100% two since he's gone..I still crying. He was so full of love..10.8 years ..they don't live long enough..he had check up at the vet twice a year and still die to early..
My chocolate lab died few hours back as I type, I really cried a lot thinking I won't see her in the morning, I can't sleep now.
Parvo virus I really hate you.
I had a white lab he was the best dog I have ever had when he passed it hurt me so bad I cried for days he was my best friend. But at least he went peacefully in his sleep. Rest in peace Buddy.
Ive had a chocolate lab since he was a puppy. He is super loyal and playful. Hes also super friendly to everyone and anyone. And he is always by my side protecting me.
He will protect you by licking an attacker to death 😂😂 they are truly the best.
I had a Chocolate Lab for 13.5 years. Best dog I ever had.
I just had to send my boy over the rainbow this morning. He was my world, my shadow, my therapy dog, my light and happiness. Yes he wanted to be around me and follow me everywhere. I’m so blessed to have had him in my life and all the puppy phase he went through for 2 years has been worth it and nothing could ever replace him nor can anything this video state of why not to, makes no difference in all the pleasure we shared together playing or just sitting by my side for 14 years.
What a good boy! Sorry for your loss
@@DogsNowChannel thank you. He took a part of my heart and he also has taken a part of my soul holding on to it awaiting for the day I come to him. Thank you for your kind words. It means the world to me🥹.
@@lisadominguez3457I'm crying my eyes out, I'm losing it big time! I am so very sorry for your loss. I feel you, and the amount of pain you went, and may stIll be going through.
Our beloved pets touch our heart and soul like no one else can. I admit, after losing my sweet Oliver, I don't know if I want another animal again because of the extreme grief when they pass away. ❤🌅
@@jillybean3688 Thank you for your heartfelt words. You and I both know the difference between having a pet and living a pet. It’s like losing your dominant arm. It will never come back and you’ll never be whole again. I’m so sorry for your loss 💔😔😞
Thank you! That's an excellent analogy of the depth of love for our pets, and the crippling heartbreak of loss. ♥️💔🌈
I had a Chocolate Lab for 9 yrs. He was very loyal and was raised as a puppy along with a Great Dane puppy. They loved each other. They had different personalities. My lab lived for his two balls
that we played with.
I would throw one ball and he could catch the ball no matter how I threw it. Then he would drop it and get ready for the second ball. Then he would pick both balls up in his mouth and bring them back to me and we could do this all day long. On the way back he would run past my great Dane to show him that he caught both balls. The neighbor's would tell me that he would make an excellent short stop in a baseball game. Lol. Okay, now I'd like to explain just one downfall he had.
He didn't care how he caught the ball. He would barrel through anything just to make contact with the ball.
So therefore he got hurt a lot. He would jump as high as he could to catch the ball in mid air so I was carefully how I threw the balls . I never saw him get hurt but suddenly he would start limping. Most times after I threw one of the balls I would turn to my great Dane and play with him.
My lab blew out both his knees .But not
at the same time.
So the first back leg
was operated on and
cost an unexpected
amount of money for this ACL operation and
a long and careful amount of time for him
to heal. A year later his other back leg did the same thing and now we were headed for another operation.
I'm now into $3,000.
dollar's that it cost to
have his both back legs operated on. This took a big toll on my savings account. I really didn't care because I would do anything for him.
He played so hard that
my Vet said , he's a
very strong dog so I had to stop the games
and leash him for
basically three months
Of therapy and not have him run or pull at
any time during his healing. He did great
and after his hair grew
back fully , I would start with easy ball playing. So I grounded every throw as not to let him jump and he gladly followed my rules . A year later we went through it again.
He was now healed and things were finally back to normal. Both times my G. Dane would wait for him to come home after each operation and would take care of his long time companion by laying with him and would actually stop him at times he would
get restless and start walking around the house and we would watch him closely when someone would come to the door. He would barrel to the door and get too excited during his healing process.
As he turned 9 yrs old
and healthy as can be ,
he would Moan when he lied down or got up.
This was strange for me to hear. Then a few weeks later he started throwing up his food.
I noticed the food was still whole and not digested . Three days later he stopped eating. This was a
RED FLAG for me.
When our Vet took an x-ray he had an obstruction in his digestive system.
The Vet said he has to operate immediately
on him. ( I saw the x-ray) After the other tests , the Vet couldn't
get the obstruction to move through his intestines. I looked at
my lab and I hugged him and told him I loved him and that I will be back to bring him home. During his operation the Vet found it wasn't an obstruction. It was a
Kink in his intestines.
Our long time Vet
unraveled the kink
and successfully closed him up and
he went to recovery.
The girl technician
would call his name as to wake him up gently.
He looked at her a wagged his tail. Then
their rule was to check on him every 10 minutes. When she went to check him again he was dead.
She freaked out and yelled to the Doctor for help. They couldn't bring him back. We got
the call at home from our Vet that he died and the rest was history. We never said goodbye and his buddy companion was waiting for him to come home like several times before.
We went back to see him and they laid him out on the table with a beautiful blanket on him but didn't cover his face . The Vet even cried along with us
as he gave us time alone with him. I never
brought him home like many times before. It was a day later when my great Dane after seeing my family &
neighbor's coming over and crying that he realized his buddy wasn't coming home.
He died of a runaway
blood clot that went straight to his heart
In the recovery room.
SO...... The point I'm making is that my lab would play so hard at 110 % that it caused him to get hurt a number of times
during the 9 yrs I had him. They are so loyal to the games they play
outside with the family that you have to watch
that they don't play too hard because they don't understand that
they can get severely
hurt. So beware ,...
they are excellent dogs
but need to be watched because they'll play until they exhaust themselves.
I hope my comment shed some enlightenment on raising Chocolate Labs. I love them.
I rescue mine when he was 4mo. He was a super active puppy, a handful, maybe the owner couldnt handle that and gave him up to the shelter. He's 1yo now, takes most of my bed space along with my cocker spaniel mix and loves to cuddle. Love my cuddle bug 🥰
This guy is crazy best dog ever so much fun always played with me when he wants. Always likes a good but rub very friendly aalways wants to be with you. Builds realationships with the owner so we’ll and always is loyal. These dogs always help and will do anything for the owner. With my dog we used a dog translator and did anything we asked of him. Then right after he was done he spent tons of time with us and plays with us and snuggles with the owner. When my brother was born he got jealous and would rap around the feet of all of us.
I have a 5 month old chocolate lab and he is awesome. He loves my kids who are 6 and 9 years old, and can't wait to go pick them up everyday from school. He is definitely the right dog for our family.
I’ve had a chocolate lab for 8 years and I can say that it’s the best dog ever ❤
I’ve have got a chcolate lab! She’s 4months and half! These are seven reasons why I got a chocolate lab ❤️
I love my Choclate lab so much. His name is Blue and he is even featured on some of my CZcams videos.😂
Ive had black, yellow and have now a 12 year old chocolate lab. No matter what color, they are THE BEST DOGS GOD EVER MADE!!!
Had a chocolate lab when I growing growing up. Mom and dad got him for $60 out of the newspaper. Buckshot was the best dog ever, except for his separation anxiety. At least I’ll assume that’s why he left a nice pile on the floor in the same spot damn near everyday while we were gone
The same spot lol mine just gets into the Garbo
I seriously don’t think this video should be labelled as reasons for not getting a ‘chocolate’ lab! Most of these principles could be applicable to any dog not just a chocolate lab! I’ve had my gorgeous girl for two years now and wow, I’ve not had an issue with her once and I’ve moved country 3 times - she loves the excitement of new adventures!
I totally agree. Worst title ever.
This list is pretty accurate. I kinda disagree with the shedding. It’s really not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Plenty of other dogs she’d way more and labs are generally not that bad in my opinion. Winter coats / summer coats. A furminate once a month usually keeps it pretty maintained
7 reasons not to have one, all are so true. The next video should be 100 reasons to have 2 or more. I love my two boys.
There are no negatives with chocolate labs, Chewbacca ❤ my Chewy was almost 15 when I had to say goodbye 😢 he was amazing, he was my best friend, he was great with kids and loved life
best dog i ever had. 13.5 years….well worth it. I miss my Kelly.
I was ready to defend my favorite type of dog when I read the title. But this video does a good job giving a quick rundown of things to consider before getting a lab.
Another thing is they are swimmers - be prepared for a lab to be curious about (or jump into) any body of water it comes across.
My dad first introduced me to this breed. He had a purebred from a breeder and he was beautiful and huge! He got a second lab and I took the jump and bought one as well. Atticus isnt perfect..hes bad and FULL of energy. But he is such a pure heart. He's 7 months now and I kept his papers unfiled incase he had to be sold again(I have other pets and a baby)...after a week I threw them away. Hes not going ANYWHERE. He is my 1 yr olds BFF and my 7 and 8 year olds brother. We love him. All dogs take unconditional love and patience.
Awesome! Thanks for the comment!
I have a female around 7 months as well, they do need a bit of training, dont be scared to give a little slap here and there to check their boundaries, they are just bold bright dogs nothing mean or heavy but i do find you have to be a little tougher on them sometimes just in till they learn right from wrong, nothing crazy, but mine is certainly my other 2 year old dogs bestie and a great addition to any family
@@ssgssbeet4133 I had a purebred black lab female, from a rescue 2yo when I got her. We lived in a small town at time, had her for 2 years. Moved back to the city so I could finish high school. She went to live on a ranch in Wyoming with another lab that was older. The girl I had, she could run 50mph alongside my 4wheeler, jump 8 feet in the air to catch birds. And figured out how to cut her collars on the edge of the garage. She figured out how to use her paw to unhook her lead chain to chase deer all over town when they would come through the yard. And lastly, she gave you the hardest and swiftest kick to the balls when you pissed her off.
I have a chocolate Labrador and in my opinion there is no reason why you should not get a chocolate Labrador in my book.
I had a chocolate lab he was 12 years old he even helped me walk when I was born he passed away and his name was Ruger RIP Ruger also they're my favorite dog and watching this video made me really sad because that dog was everything to me 😭
Cool name for a chocolate lab
I raised a Chocolate Lab for 14 years... May she rest in peace.
Our chocolate lab is the sweetest girl ever. She weirdly HATES water. She was very destructive the first 3 years we had her. But then after she outgrew her puppy phase she was as cool and calm as can be. She is very selective with who she likes. She only likes our immediate family, anyone else, NOPE!
I LOVE how honest this channel is.. Most other channels are only showing the positive sides that a certain breed has.. OR you get channels with breeds like Mallinois, Dutch shepherd .etc.. Where they are warning about the breed but not without bragging about how cool they are and how good they are with dogs ( even though they are not able to train these breds without a ecollar or a prong) since THEY can own one but YOU can not. So CUDOS to this channel for keeping it real!
Thank you! Dogs are great but hate to see them with owners that aren’t wiling to do what’s needed for them to be happy and healthy!
This is one of the most ridiculous videos I’ve ever seen. I’ve had many Labradors, chocolate, yellow and black and Ive noticed no difference in their behaviour or needs. All dogs need training when they are young. All young dogs are curious. Yellow and black labs are also “old hunting dogs”. Any dog can suffer separation anxiety. Chocolate labs are no more prone to it than any other colour lab or dog for that matter. All labs shed! I actually find the yellow ones are the worst. All dogs need socialising. To make out these requirements and behaviours are any worse in chocolate labs is silly. I showed my vet this video and he rolled his eyes and laughed saying this video is basically listing the requirements of any large dog. These are not traits specific to chocolate labs.
Perfectly said!
Just coming up to 11 months getting Finn as a 2 month old and I'd agree with all of those, choc labs are very rewarding and really smart, which is something the video didn't mention.
My thoughts so far:
He has grown up to be a big, powerful dog and needs lots of exercise.
He is very friendly and great around other dogs, big or small.
He also poops - a lot! So glad I got him house trained early, he is a poop factory...
He is very loving and loyal, he usually never leaves my side when out for walks, but will dash away if something exciting happens (like a bird taking off or a leaf falling).
He loves, more than anything, getting soaking wet and/or covered in wet mud so make sure you have a cleaning station set up at home after walks.
i have a chocolate lab for 3 years now and i love him
Great video, however these videos always result in my kids asking....
C'mon Dad a Chocolate lab would be great. We have three large dogs already!
Haha sorry man! 4 big dogs would be a lot! And a lot of hair around the house
Ha ha ha... who does not love a lab! they are handsome dogs and the most goofy and positive dogs i know of ( except a boxer though.. Lol.. clown dog no.1 ) ..
I also have a zoo LOL - Just look at it like this - what’s one more? Lol… I hope you do get the fourth doggy
I got my chocolate lab Molly 6 years ago. Best decision.
My chocolate lab destroy all his toys and scared of water.😅
Same😂
You know before there was all these CZcams videos with pros and cons about dogs, people just used to get a dog! Sometimes it was a free dog, a dog someone else didn't want, or just as a gift. I was 8 years old when I got my first dog, I'm not sure what breed it was, it bit my ear once, and one time it bit my foot, nobody told me at 8 years old to not accidentally step on a dog's tail while it was eating its bone. I named him tequila, I later found out he was a terrier mix, and he was perhaps the best dog I ever had, he was loyal, he was smart, and he was my best friend with all of his pros and cons. There's no perfect dog, I do appreciate these videos as they help you make a better informed decision, but the truth is, most of us are not going to do all the special training with dogs, most of us have to go to work most of the day, and we're going to have to live with the imperfections of our dogs. Just like we live with the imperfections of our kids our partner and our communities. The most important thing is that you show your dog love, and that you don't abandon it or forget about it, I don't think the breed or the pros or cons of a dog are as important. Just take a chance and do your best, and if it's a dog you truly can't handle, then do the right thing and hold on to that dog until you're absolutely sure you found it a better place.
My first dog, Hubble, was so sweet! We never had to train him not to jump on or bite people. Although, one time at a fancy kennel where every dog got a TV that was mounted to the wall, Hubble ripped it off the wall and was grounded from TV for years LOLOLOL!! He lived 14 1/2 years. RIP in peace.
Son has a chocolate lab. He figured out on his own how to bird hunt. Last couple years he went with us then figured out if he flushes the bird, he retrieves, then he gets a treat. He has always been a shy dog but when shotguns come out, he is like a fat kid on cake. He knows. Trying to get him to relax the the night before we hunt is a chore.
We just got our 8 week old chocolate lab puppy. Other than than the constant biting, we're glad to have her. Hopefully it's just a puppy phase.
I will collect my pup on Sunday
Ive had my chocolate lab since 2018 and he is my best friend for life and i probably wouldnt have survived my hard times without him ❤❤
Great video! Amazing and loving dogs but not for everyone
I have a chocolate lab and she’s so cuddly and she’s our leader in the house. But they get very aggressive when they go to the doctor .
I get aggressive too when I see that vet bill
Best decision I've ever made. I agree 100%, these are really an amazing breed.
Awesome thanks for the comment
I'm picking up my chocolate lab pup tomorrow....CANT WAIT
Yep 100% on the mark. 134 lbs 2 year old. Most loving dog but the only time I have trouble controlling him is kids & water, the 2 things I think he loves more than me that and dinner time
Hah yes they love dinner time!
I've had 1 yellow and 2 black labs growing up. As a single adult I could never have one now, but I would love to have another lab.
Oh come on! One of, if not the most popular dog breeds in the world. OK, I will bite (unlike a lab). After 30+ years of being around and having pet dogs, I bought my first lab (chocolate- English(show)) 2 years ago. Simply, my favourite dog ever. A loving companion. Affectionate, playful, sociable, intelligent, loves swimming and retrieving (no surprises there!) and great to cuddle with. I will shortly produce my response video of 7 reasons why you should get a choco lab !
As a past breeder the Labrador retriever is by far the most loyal loving family dog on this planet. Not to mention one of the most brilliant breeds
I have 2 dog one is black and chocolate lab I trained black lab easily but I don't know how to train the chocolate lab can you please make about chocolate lab training🙏
I have had a chocolate lab for over a year now and she is awsome
I fell in ❤️ love, and yet made a big selfish mistake, now i have to figure out the best way to get him trained, i can't give up on this beautiful puppy
Love this vid
Thank you!
I do because the facts are actually true
I get mine 27th August. I can't wait!
My chocolate Lab is sweet and she's really nice but I'm not putting this video but the shedding thing is true and I love my chocolate Lab my grandma passed away but 2years before she got my dog we call her tootsie she has 3 white tows on her.
I've had a few labs. The chocolate was the best one. Hard to put down, broke my heart.
My precious 19-month old choco girl Gracie is asleep on my feet right now. This video applies to almost EVERY large dog, as a few others have pointed out. They ALL need training, exercise, attention, grooming, socialization, boundaries, etc. While the points are 100% valid in considering if a dog is the right pet for someone, focusing on chocolate labs is ridiculous. Clickbait title.
11 years in with Jackson our chocolate lab. Beautiful dog never an issue, perfect disposition.
My Dog lived 16 years.
😢
He was Named after A Football Player Named Benni McCarthy
I have had over a dozen dogs in my 40 + years.
Many labs and since we lived on a farm in suburbia we often ended up with more dogs than the ones we bought (seriously I think I purchased/rescued maybe six growing up, and somewhere around 20+ just ended up at our place sometimes just for a few days more often for months or years before someone else might take them, never something as organized as foster/adoption system that seems to be the ways of today). Anyways, two chocolates came our way over the years and currently I am long term dog watching another. Chocolates seem to be much less intelligent than their yellow/black brothers, BUT I’ve never met a sweeter animal.
Mine chocki is turning 12. She is 33 kg or 73 lbs and still full of energy # big ears #big paws #brownie 🐾
too late. i dont regret anything! i love my puppy!
My chocolate lab is the best dog I have ever had
Unfortunately my dog chocolate lab doesn't get to do all of there things due to arthritis and a lot of ear infections, but she is still the best dog in the world. Always so happy and love people. SO MUCH SEDDING
My Lucky was 14 and I miss Him.
I have another one now that is 8 months old and huge for His age.
My kid and wife named Lucky too and He is in destruction
Mine Is about a year old...love her!
I luv mine she’s been part of our family for 5 years now
All true and all worth it .
I just got my boy he is 9 months I got him from a shelter but he was t social with other dogs when he was a puppy now I’m trying to fight getting him past that but it’s hard have and tips?
Get him around other dogs with out yourself being nervous. Start slow and build up. But you can’t be nervous or he will be
But they're so cute and loving! I love em!
I have two chocolate labs My first one who’s name is Raya is a very socialized dog she loves people she loves swimming she gets the exercise she loves and she does not shed that much but the other dog I have which his name is Bella I got an awesome somebody who had to get rid of her because she was not getting the attention she needed and she was not socialized when she was younger which she should’ve but yet again she is so great dog
You really need to read the owners manual on chocolate labs before you get one.
I miss my chocolate lab Bailey so much, she died when I was only 2.
I love my chocolate lab ryder. He had some issues as a young dog but now he’s great!
My family has been breeding chocolate labs and they are big sweethearts !🐕❤
Why not? I have a chocolate Labrador puppy and her name is Milky and SHES THE BEST she loves hugs and she loves running to be honest there the most loyal and kind pets in the world and cutee❤
Don’t scare people off. The easyest dog in the world. It is the best for you, just give it love.
As a chocolate Labrador owner this is so dumb (it is just my opinion)and they sometimes want to be alone sometimes it is true though that this ADORABLE DOG might not be the best for you.Now excuse me I am gonna go cuddle my chocolate lab❤️🩷
All I can say is if you want a family dog or companion your choice as a chocolate lab can be tge absolute best
Umm, my chocolate lab is so sweet and they are very gentle with children
I have one now is 10 years old the best 10 years of our family is getting old now but still has a puppy face love him a lot we know that the time is coming but we are prepare personally love him a lot his name is Rusty
I love my chocolate Lab....he is SO kind. He got such human eye expressions. But yes, he sheds like crazy, But I got my Roomba to help with that.
I have 2....best dogs ever!
From where you have these numbers for weight? 125 pounds is about 2x much as they usually get... or is this some US standard?
Wondered the same. Breed standard in the US is 65-80lbs for males, 55-70 for females. 100+ lbs is likely an obese dog 😢
I have one and if I don’t have him I would die he makes me live he is GREAT NO ONE BEATS MOOSEY
Rules for labs. Persevere til they’re 2yrs old when over night they become the perfect dogs. Then if they get to an old age, buy a vax carpet cleaner.
This Friday we’re getting a chocolate lab
Most labs required of color require exercise, are social and like reaffirming adult interaction. Chocolate didn't have any other stuff about them than black, silver or yellow. They all shed, should be brushed every day to sluff off shedding, hate it when you're going to be away on long vacations, love fetching and can be trained to fetch and do tricks. They love pleasing humans with trick requests. Have large vocab, and sometimes are skittish and high energy first 2 years.
They like obedience training.
All breeds should be researched before embarking on getting one. Otherwise, to be unprepared is cruel to the dog. Know what you're getting into and he willing to help your breed thrive. Or get a cat.
Amazing breed!
Great dogs!
We had to put him down today. I will forever cherish you Yuki.
MY CHOCOLATE LAB DIED AT 2 YEARS
This video applies to every color lab, not just chocolate.
My friend have one
I have never seen a chocolate lab that was over 100lbs that not true we have owned several and they are great dogs
Great dogs!
You shouldn't get a chocolate lab because yeah they're just all for me
We have well trained Lab to guide the 23 years old bline girls every where and stay with her 24 hours a day. First the girl was doubt that it is going to work well since the dog was well trained in NY and the girl is from Thailand and never known each other before she was blind during her teenage years. The Lab is travel every where even in the air plane and public transportation sub way and home as her companion. The daily environment in Thailand mostlt not designed to supports handicap and blinds.
choc labs are worth buying cuz they are worth buying
but why are they worth buying?
Because they are very smart
@@mysterydarkness3489 but here they are expensive...5000 dollars in Australia...I had one before but sadly 😥 he pass away..
Im sorry