The lifespan of a Labrador is generally about 8 to 12 years. Compared to humans, the larger a dog is, the shorter its lifespan will be. If the owner can treat illnesses promptly, get vaccinated regularly, deworm the dog on time, and eat a reasonable diet, the dog can usually live longer. Of course, accidents are excluded.

How can you extend the life of your Labrador?

1. The lifespan of a Labrador is related to the environment it lives in, the dog food it eats, and whether it exercises well. We want our Labrador to be healthy Dogs live longer. We should pay attention to the environment in which our Labrador dogs live. Our dogs basically live longer when they live in a clean environment than when they live in a dirty and messy environment. What it usually eats will also affect the lifespan of our Labrador. At the same time, if our Labrador can exercise well, it will live longer than dogs that do not exercise well. Therefore, we want our Labrador to live in a clean environment.

2. Pay attention to the hygiene of our Labradors. In normal times, we should pay attention to the hygiene of the room. When the hygiene is not good, our Labradors will be more likely to get sick and may suffer from respiratory diseases. When we take our Labrador dog out and come back, we can give it a simple bath to avoid bringing back unclean things from outside. Therefore, we must pay attention to the environment in which our Labrador dogs live.

3. When we feed Labrador dogs, we must choose appropriate dog food. If our dog is in the growth stage, when we choose dog food, we must give priority to dog food rich in nutrients; if our dog is already very old, then we should choose lighter dog food, which is easier to Digestible dog food to avoid burdening our Labradors.