How to feed Labrador cubs? When raising Labrador, you should regularly receive vaccinations and deworming, and do not overfeed; when feeding Labrador, you should feed it regularly and at fixed points to let Labrador develop a good diet. Habits; Labradors cannot be fed food that is too salty, and chocolate and seafood cannot be fed.

Remember that regardless of whether it is a domestic dog or not, as long as you keep a pet, it should be vaccinated and dewormed. Because some dogs have parasites that can be indirectly transmitted to dog owners, no matter how clean your home is, you should be vaccinated and dewormed in time!

Don’t feed Labrador too much when he is young, as it will cause indigestion.

When feeding a Labrador, the time, amount, and location of feeding must be regular, quantitative, and in a fixed location to develop the dog's habits. Labrador is very smart and can be taught about five times.

Labradors cannot eat foods that are extremely salty! They also cannot eat chocolate. Chocolate contains hormones, which may cause health problems to Labradors. You also cannot eat seafood, as it can easily cause Labrador allergies. Labradors should be fed warm feed in spring, autumn and winter. The feed should not be too cold and the feed can be heated if necessary.

Labradors grow very fast when they are five months old. When they were young, they were very naughty and liked to bite things. If you try not to put the dog in a cage at home, it will affect its bone development.

Labrador should exercise every day, but do not exercise excessively.

Generally speaking, it is enough to bathe it twice a week.