Going to the vet is important for any dog, even if they’re not sick. But each dog breed has a unique life span and set of common health challenges. That goes for one of our favorite breeds—Labrador Retrievers—too. However, your Lab can live a long and happy life with preventive care. Find out how to help your Lab stay healthy in this guide to the importance of regular vet visits
Training a dog is hard work. If you’re entering your golden years and want a new companion, the idea of bringing a puppy home might be overwhelming. Adopting a dog from a shelter comes with its own unique challenges, some of which you may not be prepared to deal with right now. But what if you could bring home a fully trained Labrador Retriever puppy? At Snowy Pines White Labs,
The Power of Canine Companionship in PTSD Rehabilitation Canines and humans have a special bond, and the relationship between an owner with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and their service dog is one of the best examples of this soulmate-type of connection. PTSD is the result of a traumatic event. Symptoms—including anger, isolation, sleeplessness, mood swings, headaches and flashbacks to the source of the trauma—can disrupt a person’s daily life. A
If you’re ready to bring home a new furry family member, you’re probably wondering which breed of dog to get. It’s no surprise that White Labradors are one of our favorite breeds. Still, any breed of puppy needs training so they can thrive as part of your family. And that training takes work. Or you could skip the time-consuming training process and choose a trained White Lab puppy to come
Gearing up for puppy playtime can be overwhelming. Walk into any pet store and you’ll see a huge supply of toys: squeaky toys, rubber toys, toys for older dogs, toys for younger dogs, and everything in between. And that’s just the toys. If you walk in looking for toys and treats, you could spend an hour or more looking for just the right items for your furry friend. How will