Why Your Senior Labrador Still Needs to Play Fetch

Fetch may look different at ten than it did at two, but a slower, shorter game keeps your senior Labrador Retriever’s joints moving, mind sharp, and tail wagging.

Quality Time with Your Senior Labrador Retriever

As your Labrador grows older, every moment together becomes more meaningful. Learn why spending daily quality time with your senior Lab isn’t just heartwarming—it’s essential for their health and h...

Bonding with Your Labrador Retriever: The Joy of Time Together

Few bonds are as special as the one you share with your Labrador Retriever. From playful games of fetch to quiet moments by your side, spending quality time together strengthens your connection and...

When to Start Planning for Senior Labrador Retriever's Health

Most Labs are considered seniors around age 7—but planning for their golden years should start at 5. Learn how to protect their joints, mind, and heart.