Labrador Helps Puppy Down Stairs

It's downstairs is more the problem especially with large/giant breeds. Buster has been up and down stairs since a small puppy no problem but he's only 30lbs. The general rule with walking is 5 minutes per month of their age. However that's more lead walking they can go along at their own pace offlead for longer

Labrador helps puppy down stairs. Studies show that repetitive jerking motions, jumping, and climbing stairs often lead to bone and joint problems later in life, so go easy on these types of puppy games. Many vets recommend limiting puppy play sessions to 15 to 20 minutes and then taking a break. Also, after playtime, puppies often need an extra potty break! Hope this helps #5 gungirl, Oct 25, 2009. Happy Paws2 PetForums VIP. Joined: Sep 13, 2008 Messages: 28,670 Likes Received: 20,468. I would not worry about it. For a start a puppy or young dog running up and down the stairs could be doing a lot of damage to it's joints, which could turn into Hip Displacer, which is very painful as they get older. When it comes to choosing the best dog ramp for labrador, there are some things you need to look out for. The most important being that it need to support the heavy weight that is typical of the labrador. In this article, I am going to do in depth to review the different dog ramp models and recommend the one that is the best fit for a labrador. Vengeful puppy watches her sister bounce down the stairs after PUSHING her in a hilarious video of play-fighting pooches. Owner Judy Winske was shocked when Holly the Maltese pushed her sister Molly

Labrador retrievers are so lovable. These silly dogs get into all kinds of mischief. With their sweet and kind behavior, they are surely one of the most entertaining companions you can have. Such as this charming young pup in the video. Going down the stairs can be hard for young puppies to handle. Motivate your dog to get back down. Your dog may feel stranded up on the stair, so lure him back down with a treat. Have your dog practice going up and down the first step over several training sessions. Eventually, your dog should go up and down the first step confidently. At that point, start working on the second step. That is exactly what happens in a new video making the rounds on the Web, in which an adult dog teaches a little puppy how to walk down stairs. Tim Doucette of Winnipeg, Canada, uploaded a video of his two dogs interacting on the stairs. Little Daisy, a Labrador-mix foster pup, seems scared and unsure of how to walk down the stairs. Can pugs go up and down stairs is a common question new Pug owners ask and the answer depends on your dog, their health and the stairs they will be using. Before we can give a definitive answer, we must first look at what helps determine if it is a good idea for your Pug to climb stairs. Continue reading below to find out. Age of Your Pug

Bracken, a Labrador puppy, is way too cool to walk down the stairs. Instead, he slides down on his belly in style! He pawsitively appears to be enjoying it as he wags his tail from start to finish! Go ahead and watch this without cracking a smile, I double-dog dare you! This happy Labrador has it all figured out, and knows how to do it in style! Watch here 15 49.0138 8.38624 arrow 0 bullet 1 5000 1 0 horizontal https://3milliondogs.com 300 4000 As far as is practicable, don't let him go up and down stairs. 5 mins exercise per month of life, large breed puppy food, no ball chasing games etc until fully grown (approx 18 months) - you probably know my hip dysplasia mantra as well as I do by now In the video you can see a Dad trying to teach a little puppy how to get down the stairs. No wonder it is tough and the puppy is scared. But, the human father is polite, supportive and very encouraging. Gosia writes in the video comments: What a beautiful Baby, and what beautiful, protective human parents he has! Seeing that the puppy is too.

At first the puppy is hesitant and he goes slow. However, he catches steam quite fast and soon he gets the hang of the thing and starts doing it all by himself, without any help. The cute Puppy takes the last few steps without any help and comes down feeling really proud. He straight goes over to his toys! Your concern about walking up the steps with your Labrador is understandable — dogs and stairs can be a downright dangerous combination. According to the Centers for Disease Control, falling over a dog or cat results in an average of 86,629 visits to the E.R. every year in the U.S. alone. Labrador puppy Is Having A Hard Time Going Down The Stairs! April 25, 2015 0 Comments. They might not look like a challenge to us, but stairs can be quite a challenge for our four-legged cute friends!. Helps Them Reach Home For The Holidays! Safety Tips To Keep Your Dogs Safe 365 Days A Year! Embed joylights 11453 views 2013-07-30T14:09:05 This fun-loving little Labrador puppy goes down the stairs in such a goofy way, you won't be able to contain your laughter!