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Momma tell him to let go. George and Henry litter mates
Having fun in the water with her Labs
Jake says Happy National Dog Day!
So much love and devotion in this picture.
Wanted to share this beautiful picture of my shelby stopping to smell the sunflowers 🌻
Got this shot while watching a group of Labs enjoying some play time after a week of training in Mexico, NY.
Hey, all you Lab owners. I'd love to interview someone whose Lab has experienced pancreatitis, diabetes, and/or osteoarthritis for an article. Just think maybe your dog's story could grace the pages of Just Labs magazine. I appreciate your help. Thanks!
Andrea
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Jake at Doggie daycare.
Our old 15-1/2 Year Old is so deaf the 4th isn't near as bad as it used to be. Had to tell you that after getting the email blast with ways to make the fireworks go better.
Stetson checking out the new edition!
Ole Walker man. Almost 5 months old
It’s never easy to say goodbye to our most precious fur babies. On April 7, 2020 we had to say goodbye to our Molly biGolly after 15 yrs. She was rescued and was 16 yrs 2 mos old at her passing. Molly was such a wonderful girl her entire life. Right from the beginning we all had a special bond. Molly was so easy to train and teach “stupid dog tricks” too…of course…treats always involved. Molly’s whole story starts in Lab Magazine Essay I wrote in May/June issue 2009. Her whole life all she cared about was pleasing us and being with us. She traveled everywhere with us, crossing the U.S. several times, a trip to Canada, visiting craft breweries with us and making all kinds of friends along the way. She touched everyone’s lives so much. Among her many “jobs” was helping Robert brew, bringing in the newspaper every morning, (sometimes the neighbors paper too, which needed to be returned) brought the mail in the evening and carried in the groceries. She was always helpful and busy. Her favorite activities included tennis ball fetching (of course), swimming hours on end with her friends at the reservoir or a pool, even jumping in a water fountain downtown and taking a dip in the Riverwalk, hiking, car rides, bike rides, any kind of boat ride, motor homing, atv’ing and coming to the office with us. Molly’s love will live on forever not only with us, but the 100’s she touched along the way. RIP Molly girl. Forever in our hearts.