Ihe kpatara Labradors ji eme nnukwu anụ ụlọ 17

Labradors are fairly large dogs and were originally bred to be working dogs. Regardless of whether they spend their lives today as hunting dogs, service dogs, or as pets, they need some level of exercise every day.

There is no excuse that will stop you from getting up early and putting on sturdy shoes before work. And then a round out. Preferably chasing balls or dog Frisbee writing on the meadow. This will power up your dog and make him happy.

It has been shown that an active life with walks and social contacts has a direct correlation to age. Typically, the more active someone is, the healthier they are and the longer they live actively and independently. 5000-10000 steps are the recommendations of medical professionals that you should walk every day.

And that's where dog owners have a clear advantage. No excuse to sit lazily on the couch today and not go out the door. A Labrador needs its daily walk. And she too.

There are countless stories of brave acts that Labradors have committed. It doesn't matter if they help to find people or if they protect other pets or their own family. Despite their gentle nature, they can recognize dangers for others and act courageously.