Comments on: Labrador Puppy Will Cost You

By: mis

mis — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 05:07:31 +0000

I definitly agree that saving a dog from a shelter is one of the best things you can do BUT don’t feel guilty for choosing a purebread dog either! After all, a dog is a dog. The purebread pup is just as important as the pup from the shelter. The bottom line is this: don’t adopt a dog unless you are able to care for it. After all, that’s the main reason it ends up in a shelter anyway. I love all dogs!

By: cool dude

cool dude — Tue, 10 May 2011 09:15:22 +0000

i have a Labrador her name is princess she is 6 years old and had cost me a lot but she is worth it she saved my life once when she was 4years and thus i love my princess very much

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 17:32:51 +0000

I’m expecting a black Labrador Retriever puppy, it’s from my finance’s friend who’s kind enough to share the blessing . I also agree that it’ll be expensive, but I can’t resist it. I saw 2 Labrador Retriever when me and my friends went to the beach, they were playful and nice like angels. I want to have one just like those. I’ll try to minimize the cost by anyway possible.

Thanks for the advice, it helped me a lot, now I know what to expect.

By: michael

michael — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 02:15:20 +0000

Dogs have evolved for 10,000 years to be great companions to humans. Every dog is a potentially great companion and shelters are full of them. My partner and I just adopted a pit bull/lab mix. She seems to have the best qualities of both breeds, and based on statistics, she will likely outlive a pure lab by two to three years. She is an AMAZING animal. People who want purebred dogs are status seekers not animal lovers. If you love dogs, you will skip the breeders and the pet stores. You will go to a shelter, save a life and get a friend that will love you for all its days.

By: May

May — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 04:20:07 +0000

I have two labs and I would not know what to do with out them I got sadie my yellow lab from my granny for a birthday present and one just wanst going to do lol so i got coco my chocolate lab from a nice breeder in brewton alabama and they are so sweet and I just love labs I take mine out when I go bird huntin and they are good and retrivin the birds after they hit the ground and druing to summer I take them hiking and camping and the will nock you over trying to get in the creek or lake.but i would highley recomend a lad for any family they are loyol sweet love kids and the never meet a stanger well atleast mine dont but i love labs and cant get over how funny the are and ofcouse how sweet they are

By: Sharon Nolan`

Sharon Nolan` — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:56:43 +0000

Jersey came to us at 3 years of age. She belonged to my daughter who moved from a house with a fenced in back yard to an apt. and could not keep her. We agreed to keep her for a couple of weeks until she decided what she wanted to do. She hated the idea of giving her away as used to run 5-10km. a day with her and was very attached. In the meantime we had a miniature daschund of 13 years. During the 2 weeks our little dog had to be put down from kidney failure. So my husband and I decide to keep her as we live on a 183 acre farm where Jersey loves to run. Its been a month now and she came into our lives just as we unknowingly were to loose our little dog. God must have known how much we would miss our own dog, because Jersey fit right in and she is the best dog, we could have hoped for. In fact we probably wouldn’t have gotten another dog for quite awhile. We didn’t have to go through the puppy stage, or the training, she came fully trained.
Kind of awesome how one door shuts, another one opens, when you least expect it.