My dogs, Buster & Lily, are experienced travelers. They took their first road trip at one week old when we took a two-hour drive to take their mom to the vet. At 5 months old, we did our first multi-day drive from California to Alaska. It took us 5 days and I learned a lot about how to travel with pups. And in particular, packing for a solo road trip. When the dogs were smaller, there wasn’t as much need to organize the car to perfection but now that they are BIG, space must be utilized efficiently. Buster is 92 pounds and Lily is 70 pounds. They pretty much take…
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Labrador Retrievers have a natural inclination towards balls for several reasons, and some dogs may even exhibit a strong obsession with them. Originally, labradors were bred as retrievers, used by fishermen to help retrieve fishing nets and catch from the water. Hunters use labradors to fetch their game. This retrieving instinct is deeply ingrained in their genetics. The love for balls triggers their natural desire to retrieve, making it an enjoyable and satisfying activity for many labradors. Aside from their basic instincts, labradors are also known for their high energy levels. Playing with balls provides an outlet for that energy, allowing them to engage in physical exercise and mental stimulation. It…
