Choose a Labrador Retriever if you want a friendly, loyal and affectionate companion. They're not good watchdogs but will bark if there's a reason.
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Showing posts with label bark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bark. Show all posts
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Thursday, August 6, 2009
DOG FAQ - Do Labrador Retrievers bark a lot?
Bored Labrador Retrievers can, but excessive barking is not generally typical of the breed. Labrador Retrievers often give a warning bark in response to an unusual event that they feel needs your attention, such as "Hey, a car pulled into the driveway!"
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Monday, July 20, 2009
DOG FAQ - Do Labrador Retrievers bark a lot?
Bored Labrador Retrievers can, but excessive barking is not generally typical of the breed. Labrador Retrievers often give a warning bark in response to an unusual event that they feel needs your attention, such as "Hey, a car pulled into the driveway!"
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Sunday, July 12, 2009
DOG FAQ - Do Labrador Retrievers make good guard dogs?
Labrador Retrievers are not reliable guards. Some can be protective and most will probably bark if they hear or see something they don't like -- particularly if it is near their yard. If your main purpose in getting a dog is to have a guard dog, a Labrador Retriever is not a good choice, but if you want an "alarm" barker, most Labrador Retrievers are fine.
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
Labrador Retriever - Dog Lover
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