I have a liter of chocolate and yellow lab puppies. They were born July 30th. Rolling Thunder Silver Labs added 2 new photos.Teal and Dakota will be expecting puppies late October. Puppies will be ready for their new homes in December. This litter will have light silver and charcoal only. Please visit our website for pricing and availability. Nikko and Jack will be expecting pups in October. This litter may contain black, yellow, chocolate, light silver, charcoal and champagne. Rolling Thunder Silver Labs shared LIFE's video.Posted by LIFEЖизнь лабрадора за 2 минуты A compilation of Stella's usual activities. She seems to have an interesting way of doing... everything. Follow Stella on Instagram:... @dognamedstella Stella is a perfectly healthy yellow lab. She uses her "dog brakes" to cool down her belly on the grass after she's been fetching and playing. She has been tested for EIC, and has no medical issues at all. источник /watch?v=AYYNv9YKHM4 Rolling Thunder Silver Labs shared Argos Dogworks's live video.

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Pitbull AttackRolling Thunder Silver Labs shared Nylabone's photo.If you've seen any of these negative posts about Nylabone, they are false. I highly recommend this product to all of my customers and will continue to do so. There is a reason they make bones for different levels of chewing. You wouldn't give your toddler a Lego set for Easter, so don't give your two year old lab a puppy bone. It goes both ways.NylabonePlease share - Recently there has been some misinformation about the safety of our products circulating on Facebook. The negative information—mostly originatin...g from and being spread by fake spam accounts—is incorrect, and we would like to set the record straight. These false posts are tricking well-intentioned pet parents into sharing the story on Facebook, and by doing so, exposing their friends and family to future spam posts All of our products are made from non-toxic, pet-safe materials and are designed for the specific chewing style and size of your dog. From gentle teething puppies to extreme power chewers, Nylabone has a safe, healthy chew for every dog.

Nylabone has been the choice of millions of dogs since we made our first chew toy over 50 years ago in New Jersey. Nylabone stands for the highest quality in chews and treats. It is our goal to exceed consumer expectations for our products in innovation, safety, quality, and the enjoyment of the people and pets we serve. For decades pet parents like you have trusted Nylabone to help your dog develop positive and healthy chewing habits. /about/contact-us/ What should I do if I see one of these posts? - If you see one of these posts on your Facebook newsfeed, we encourage you to share the above information in order to help us set the record straight. - Please report the original poster of the false story to Facebook, and do not inadvertently enable the spammers by sharing it. What is Nylabone doing to combat this issue? - We have reached out to Facebook to have this issue investigated and resolved. - We are sharing information with our Nylabone Facebook fans to share the truth, that Nylabone chew toys are a safe and healthy way for dogs to indulge their natural instinct to chew.

Why might these spammers post incorrect stories about Nylabone? - To utilize a sympathetic false story that will appeal to pet parents on Facebook in order to get them to share the story. - The goal of these spam posts and accounts is to increase their follower count, reach additional Facebook users, sell products or services on Facebook, or to obtain website clicks. Rolling Thunder Silver LabsAnd the winner is with 50 likes, Pidge Daniel!!! Thank you to everyone that entered!!!Rolling Thunder Silver LabsIT'S TIME TO JUDGE! Photos have been submitted and are ready to be judged! Photos are in the comments. Please do not comment on the post, you are more than welcome to comment on the actual photo. Please read the rules before judging! Participants, be sure to share this post with your friends to get the win!! 1. Only "like" or "love" one photo! (Voting for more than one cancels out your vote for another!)2. Photo with the most likes and loves wins! 3. Voting ends Monday, March 14th at 7p.m. Prizes will be shipped asap to my out of towners!

Rolling Thunder Silver Labs shared a link.The Risks of Neutering Dogs at 6 Months | By Dogs FirstRolling Thunder Silver Labs*ATTENTION* Customers and fans!* All of our puppies have been in their new homes for a few weeks now, and I'm bored! We are doing a *PHOTO CONTEST!* This contest if for EVERYONE, not just our past customers. If you own a Labrador you can enter! Prize to the winner is pictured below! One bottle of Nuvet Plus canine vitamins, one West Paw Zogoflex play toy and one Lupine collar (16"-28") in blaze orange! If you are unfamiliar with Nuvet vitamins, please visit our website to learn more! Rules: 1. You must like and share this post. 2. One photo submission per person. 3. Number of likes on the photo determines the winner. 4. Private message me your photo submission. They will all be posted for judging at the same time. 5. Please have for submissions in by Monday, March 7th. pletely agree, just a little tip for new puppy parents.Argos DogworksWe bring # back with one of the topics we talk about most with potential clients: The Harness Myth.

*** Update: When we posted this on Monday, w...e never dreamed it would get the feedback it has gotten! We are so grateful for the discussion this post has started, though we don't have enough hours in the day to answer all of the many awesome questions and comments. (Feel free to read the other comments though – we've answered the same questions a few times throughout.) We will be addressing some of the comments in a public post (or two) over the next few days, so if you don't already, follow our page to get the big picture. Spam and profanity will be deleted. And now for the post: A lot of the client dogs we work with are leash pullers. For most of our clients, their first solution – before they come to us – is to use a traditional harness. After all, the dogs are not pulling on their necks as much and choking themselves, so it must be better... right? On the contrary, while they aren't choking themselves anymore, a harness actually HELPS them pull; this is precisely what they are designed to do.

(Think working dogs, like sled dogs!) If you are rollerblading or skateboarding with your dog, use a harness. If they are a working dog and you want them to pull weight, use a harness. However, if you're just trying to walk your family dog who pulls, use a tool that can actually communicate with them and keep both you and the dog safe. Use a tool that tells the dog "this way, not that way." A flat collar is fine if a dog doesn't pull; if they do, it shouldn't be more than a glorified ID bracelet. A gentle leader can be effective very quickly, but it can also do spinal damage. A choke chain can be a death wish for a puller. A front clip harness can be effective, but it can also hinder a dog's natural gait. A martingale is good; a prong collar – when used properly – is even better. A remote collar is perhaps the least invasive and most subtle form of communication out there in our opinion. That's like telling your dog "You want to pull? Let me make it easier for you!" it's precisely what the tool was created for.

And when your dog is pulling and leading you on a regular walk (and you don't want them to), that doesn't do anyone any favors. In fact, inverting this leadership paradigm can lead to all kinds of behavioral issues down the road. P.S. Training tools are great, but the most important tool of all is the RELATIONSHIP you have with your dog. If that's out of balance, no training tools will help you. But... that's another post for another time. Today's post is just to talk about the what and why of specific tools. © Rolling Thunder Silver LabsSilver factored black female is available and looking for her new family!Rolling Thunder Silver LabsZeus with his new happy family!Rolling Thunder Silver Labs*ATTENTION NEW PUPPY PARENTS* Please take the time to read this article on spaying and neutering your puppies.Spay Neuter And Joint DiseaseRolling Thunder Silver LabsOn his way home to Loudonville!Rolling Thunder Silver LabsGunner already getting to work with his new family!Rolling Thunder Silver LabsGunner in his new home in PA.