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Can dogs eat peanuts or are they a snack you are better off not sharing? Today we’ll look at whether peanuts are safe for dogs. We’ll look at the different types of peanuts and peanut products, to help you decide when it’s okay to feed peanuts to your dog and when it’s best avoided. Dogs …

Our complete introduction to the polar bear Lab will answer all your questions about Labrador Retrievers with snowy white coats. Including ‘are they real Labs?’, ‘are they good pets?’ and ‘where can I get polar bear white Lab puppies?’ What is a polar bear Lab? Do white Labs have hair like a polar bear? Polar …

Our complete guide to the flat coated Labradoodle examines how to care for a Labradoodle with a straight coat, as well as how to figure out the right coat type for your home. Can Labradoodles have straight hair? What do flat coated Labradoodle dogs look like? Do flat coat Labradoodles shed? Grooming a straight haired …

Does a teacup mini Labradoodle really pack all the charm of a Labrador and a Poodle into a cute, apartment-friendly little package? We find out what goes into making such small Labradoodles, and whether they are good pets. What is a teacup mini Labradoodle? How small are teacup mini Labradoodles? Teacup mini Labradoodle temperament Drawbacks …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”What is it like to raise a litter of puppies? (A day in my life as a breeder)—First 8 weeks”Ever wonder what it’s like to be me? A breeder? And raising a litter of pups? I’ve been at it for 35 years now. I never tire of the wonder of the whole process!!  Let me let you peer into MY life with a litter of pups so you KNOW! Since I’m a fiction writer, I’m going to write it from the perspective of the puppy! (I could give you some long technical description, but what fun would that be???) …

This complete guide to the silver Labradoodle has everything you need to know about the coat, health and temperament of a Labrador Poodle mix with shimmering grey fur. The description silver Labradoodle can reasonably be applied to dogs in several genetically distinct colors. The exact type of silver Doodle dog you pick may even affect …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_single_image image=”12606″/vc_column/vc_rowvc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text Do Labs Like Snow?   I know, if you’re reading this as a Lab Lover already… you’re probably laughing at this question! As we know, Labrador Retrievers were literally bred for the purpose of withstanding cold temps and swimming cold waters! Personally, I am about over this frigid winter, and SO ready for Spring… BUT seeing these Endless Mt Labradors living their best lives in the fluffy white stuff makes it a little easier to get through this season! So just for a smile and to get you through ’til Spring… enjoy these happy snow labbies, ALL from …

A blue Labrador is more commonly known as a silver Labrador. This coloring is quite controversial, as it does not comply with the Labrador’s breed standard. It is caused by dilute genes that reduce the pigmentation in a chocolate Lab, giving their fur a silvery-blue appearance. Some Labrador enthusiasts argue against breeding silver blue Labs, …

In this detailed guide to the Pug Lab mix, we explore the possibilities when two very different dog breeds collide. Pug and Labrador mix dogs are also known as Pugadors. They are part of a burgeoning trend for designer dogs, but mixed breeding has important implications for things like temperament, trainability and health. What’s In …

A Bloodhound Lab mix puppy is usually friendly, energetic, and affectionate. Though the two purebred parents look quite different to one another, their puppies will grow up to be large dogs with short, dense fur. But, specific traits will vary from one puppy to the next depending on exactly which traits they inherit. This mix …

Have you seen an F1b Labradoodle for sale or adoption, and wondered what the extra letters stand for? In this comprehensive guide to Labradoodle backcrossing, we answer the question ‘what does F1b Labradoodle mean?’, and look at what it’s like to own one. An F1b Labradoodle has one first generation Labradoodle parent, and one purebred …

Brown Labradoodles are playful, energetic and very clever. Generally low shedding dogs, brown Labradoodle puppies are a great choice for lots of families. Today we’ll take a look at where to find a brown Labradoodle puppy, and how to predict what color they will be as an adult dog. Contents What are brown Labradoodles? Brown …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”WHAT DO I NEED FOR A NEW PUPPY? THE 12 ESSENTIALS!!!”You’re getting a puppy? Congratulations! (Insert me jumping up and down for you!) It’s exciting, but being a Pet Parent can feel overwhelming– especially if it’s your first time– or it’s been a LONG time (as in, you’ve had a senior dog for a few years). There’s a lot for both you and your new puppy to learn. To ensure a smooth transition, your efforts should start before you bring your precious pup home. Luckily for you, we’ve compiled the Ultimate New Puppy Checklist to get you started. Below …

Block head Lab or blockhead Labrador is a term used to describe English or show type Labs with broad, square heads and a distinctively chunky look. We’ll look at why this is significant to Labrador breeding, and how you can ensure your Lab has the block head look, if that’s what’s you want. Contents What …

Labrador paws are pretty interesting parts of our Labs! Like many of their other features, Lab paws are perfectly suited to help them in their original working roles. Labrador Retriever paws are webbed, which helped their original ancestors swim to retrieve game for their fishermen owners. Labradors also have dew claws, which on their front …

Have you seen an English American Lab mix puppy for sale? In this article, we take a look at what you can expect them to be like as a pet, and whether mixing Labrador breeding lines is a good idea. An English American Lab mix has one parent from English Labrador breeding lines, and one …

Silver Lab names can be a great way to compliment your Labrador’s unusual coat color. But, you don’t need to restrict your imagination to colors! You can choose a funny name, something cute, silly, or even something cool. Silver isn’t the most common color for Labradors, and there’s still quite a lot of controversy about …

A fluffy Labrador might not look quite how you think! Labs have a wonderful, thick, double-layered coat. In fact, their coat is one of their most distinctive features. The standard Labrador coat is pretty fluffy in its own right – especially as puppies! But, it’s also possible to get a long-haired variant, which is even …

A wavy coat Labrador Retriever is often what people think the Curly Coated Retriever breed is! It is possible for purebred Labs to have some slight waves in their fur. Particularly a raised line of wavy fur along the ridge of their back. In fact, this is even accepted in the breed standard. But, it’s …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”Why does my Labrador do Zoomies????”So you know the drill, right? You get home and your dog gives you that “look” or the “puppy play bow” and then that wild look commences on their face and –-off they goo!!! Zoomies around the living room again–and again–all cheered on my our infectious giggling associated with one the most favorite past times we enjoy with our dogs! But why do dogs do Zoomies? Well, here at Endless Mt. Labradors–its one of our favorite past times! According to the AKC, (Stephanie Gibeault, MSc, CPDT), “Certain times of day may trigger Zoomies in …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”Why Does My Dog Howl?”As HOWLoween approaches quickly, I thought a blog on ‘why dogs howl’ would be appropriate! Howling is one of many forms of vocal communication used by dogs. Dogs howl to attract attention, to make contact with others, and to announce their presence. Some dogs even howl in response to high-pitched sounds, such as emergency vehicle sirens or musical instruments (I’ve even had a dog howl when I sang—not sure how to take that!). For instance, you may want to notice if an emergency vehicle is in your neighborhood again, if your dog responds. They may also …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”Why should I make stipulations for the care of my dog in my WILL should I die???”Why should I have a stipulation for my dog in my WILL? Many of us think about our children and spouses in our will, should we suddenly pass from this life to the next. Many don’t think about their dogs, and from experience, it can be very traumatic to a dog whose owner suddenly “disappears.” Its hard to know how they process this and adapt—but we know there is an emotional bond that can’t be argued. About 10 years ago, HERE AT ENDLESS …

The Labrador tail is one of the most distinguishing features of the breed as a whole. Often, it is called an ‘otter tail’, referring to its appearance. Lab tails are thick and tapering, covered in the same dense hair as the rest of their bodies. Labrador tails are also practical, helping them to steer quickly …

In this article we present all the scientific research on the pros and cons of neutering a Labrador, to help you make the right choice for your boy. Neutering your male dog is a very personal decision. Whilst there are only two options in the end – do it or don’t do it – the …

Have you heard of the Great Pyrenees black Lab mix? In this guide, we explore the possibilities when these two rather different breeds collide. From looks and temperament, to health and exercise requirements. The Great Pyrenees black Lab mix combines a traditional guardian breed affectionately know as ‘the polar bear dog’ with our all-time favorite …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”How’s it Hangin’???? (Cryptorchidism: One Testicle)” What Exactly Is This Odd and Oddly Named Condition? (Does neutering dogs cause cancer?) Rated PG! Cryptorchidism is the scientific term for a condition in male dogs in which one or both testicles (testes) fail to descend into the scrotum, which is the pouch or sac that holds the testicles (in the case of neutered dogs, it shrinks over time and pretty much disappears). The condition affects approximately 1% – 3% of dogs and is probably inherited since it is commonly seen in families of dogs; however, the exact cause is not fully …

A black and tan Lab is an unusual sight, and can be quite controversial! Labrador Retrievers with black and tan markings can be achieved in two ways. Either, they can be crossed with another breed to achieve this pattern, creating a Labrador mixed breed. Or, a purebred Lab can receive the recessive genes required for …

A black Lab Chow mix dog has one black Labrador Retriever parent, and one Chow Chow parent. Because these two purebred dogs are quite different, one black Lab Chow mix can be very different to the next. Many breeders hope to get black fur, by using a black Labrador. But, this mix is also generally …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”Guest Blog: Interview with Labrador Lover and author, Annette Whipple: “WOOF!“”Tell us about your first dog, the name, and how this influenced you to write “WOOF!” I have such fond memories of my first dog! He was a golden retriever lab mix named Dog. He was a constant companion and friend. One of my favorite memories is dancing with him to one of my dad’s old records: “Hooked on a Feeling” by B. J. Thomas. When I was brainstorming animals that I could continue with The Truth About series after Whooo Knew? The Truth About Owls was finished, dogs …

vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_text title=”What does the word “IN-BRED“ mean?”I bet this conjures up a visual image of an extra toe or tail—but it’s MUCH deeper than that when you ask the professional breeder about what this term implies– and what it really means. Strap on your ‘knowledge craving’ part of your brain and here we go into my world! (CLICK ON ANY OF THE IMAGES TO ENLARGE!) As breeders, we spend a lifetime’s work building our bloodlines so that we have not just the AKC breed standard, but also passing health clearances going back at least 5 generations. But, just like the …