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For a while there, it seemed like winter would never end. But now spring is here. You and your pups are probably excited about the coming season. I know we’re looking forward to the warm sunshine and green grass. As you get ready for more outdoor activity, it’s important to prepare for the fun times ahead. Here are some tips that will help get your Labradoodles ready for spring. Check outdoor areas for hazards. Inspect your yard to make sure that it’s ready for your Labradood

It’s been a long winter, and it doesn’t show signs of stopping anytime soon. This is the time of the year when everyone starts to feel a bit stir crazy. Especially our pets! Your Labradoodle needs physical and mental stimulation, regardless of the weather. But it’s not easy when you’re trapped indoors. Here are 5 boredom busters to help you keep your sanity for the rest of the winter season. Rotate dog toys every week. Dogs can get bored with the same toys week after week, ev

Dogs lose heat through their ears and feet. In extreme cold weather believe-it-or-not your dog can get 
frostbite on their paw-pads. Don't Leave Dog in Car – You would think this warning falls into having common sense? Don't leave your dog in the car unattended for anytime during extreme weather periods – cold or hot. Frozen lakes and ponds
Animals don't realize what "thin ice" is. Once they fall in, it is very difficult for them to climb out and hypothermia is a very real an