Živa Rudolf

When it comes to raising a healthy, happy Labrador Retriever, food isn’t just fuel. It’s information. It speaks to your dog’s body, brain, and even personality. And what you put in the bowl can either support their physical and mental wellbeing—or quietly undermine it. Let’s talk about why what you feed your Labrador really matters. […]

Welcoming a Labrador puppy into your life is one of the most rewarding experiences imaginable. Labradors are known for their friendly, affectionate nature and their incredible ability to bond deeply with their human family. But what really makes these dogs thrive is the powerful connection you build with them—one rooted in trust, praise, and calm

You might think your Labrador is being “stubborn” or “distracted” when they stop mid-walk to bury their nose in the grass. But here’s the truth: sniffing isn’t a sign your dog’s ignoring you. It’s a sign they’re being a dog. And for Labradors, it’s one of the healthiest, most rewarding things they can do. At

If you live with a Labrador Retriever, you know they have a zest for life that’s both endearing and—at times—overwhelming. Whether it’s lunging out the door, jumping up to greet guests, or snatching food mid-air, impulse control doesn’t exactly come built-in. But what if I told you that building calm, thoughtful behavior in your Lab

Labrador Retrievers are everywhere — parks, backyards, duck blinds, dog shows, family portraits. And it’s no surprise. They’re one of the most popular breeds in the world for good reason: Labs are smart, loyal, goofy, and people-oriented. They’re often praised as “easy dogs.” But here’s the catch no one tells you: just because they’re easy

Labrador Retrievers are among the most popular and beloved dog breeds in theworld—known for their intelligence, loyalty, and gentle nature. But behind every well-adjusted, happy Labrador is a breeder who laid the foundation for that success. Unfortunately, not all breeders are created equal. Choosing where your puppy comes from canmake the difference between welcoming a