The Labrador Retriever Dog Bible

☆★The Ultimate Labrador Retriever Dog Bible★☆ If you want to add the best qualities of America's top dog to your household, you'll need to know how to avoid the potential quirks of the breed! The high popularity rating of Labrador Retrievers results from characteristics that include a large and whimsical personality, gentle nature and friendly disposition. When you find the ideal pup, and you know the right methods to bring out the best qualities, life with a Lab can prove comically unpredictable! This is a must-have guide for all beginner Labrador Retriever puppy owners and individuals who are thinking of getting a Labrador Retriever puppy. ★★The Labrador Retriever Dog Bible includes★★ ♦ A fun-loving companion to bond with all members of the family ♦ A growing loyalty as you teach your highly trainable Lab obedience and boundaries ♦ An overview of just why training your Labrador is one of the very best things you can do for it ♦ Someone who is always willing to go hunting and fishing, no matter the time or the temperature ♦ A complete how-to-guide on how to potty train your Lab in a remarkably short amount of time with as few accidents as possible ♦ A spirited yet gentle-natured companion who is always happy to see you ♦ How to extend the life of your Labrador ♦ And much more... Be the best friend to your best friend by knowing what it takes to find, feed, train and raise a Labrador. America's top dog won the rank for being an all-around companion for single owners or an entire family. But not all lifestyles will suit the needs of this spirited, attention seeking breed. Don't look any further for another guide on this subject. This will answer any questions you might have, and will teach you how to do everything you need plus tons more! Scroll up and click the buy now button to get this awesome guide today!

Each chapter begins with noted scripture verses to read from the Bible in relation to the context of each chapter. The following is a true story, as narrated through the eyes of a black English Labrador retriever named Chert, whose purpose is revealed in this story. In his own words, throughout his fourteen years of life, Chert Dog comments that doghead is pretty easy to learn, you just have to speak from your heart. This velvety black, with chocolate accents, English Labrador retriever came into my fathers life a few months after the unexpected death of my mother. It touches on the Slovak ethnic background of our family, hence his name Chert, which means devil. He shares his triumphs and escapades as well as his lifes mission. With a doghead slant on wisdom and his purpose, the storys main theme is about the power of unconditional love and forgiveness.

The Labrador Retriever was bred to be both a friendly companion and a useful working dog breed. Historically, they earned their keep as fishermen's helpers: hauling nets, fetching ropes, and retrieving fish from the chilly North Atlantic. The Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog breed in the United States, based on registration statistics obtained by the American Kennel Club. This breed was first recognized by the AKC in 1917 and originated in Newfoundland. Labradors are medium- to large-breed sporting dogs and weigh 55-80 pounds on average, with females on the lower end of this range. Typically, their height is between 21-25 inches. They have a wide skull and nose, deep chest, strong tail, and a very muscular build. It is for good reason that the Labrador Retriever is so popular. Labradors tend to be highly affectionate toward people, even strangers, and do exceptionally well with children and other dogs. However, supervision is still important when first introducing a Lab to these family members. Labrador Retrievers have a double coat that repels water. An undercoat of short hair is covered by a layer of longer hair. Due to this double coat, Labradors shed a lot, and frequent brushing to manage the shedding is required.Labrador Retrievers love water and are great companions for families who like to spend a lot of time outdoors.

The Labrador Retriever was bred to be both a friendly companion and a useful working dog breed. Historically, they earned their keep as fishermen's helpers: hauling nets, fetching ropes, and retrieving fish from the chilly North Atlantic. The Labrador Retriever is the most popular dog breed in the United States, based on registration statistics obtained by the American Kennel Club. This breed was first recognized by the AKC in 1917 and originated in Newfoundland. Labradors are medium- to large-breed sporting dogs and weigh 55-80 pounds on average, with females on the lower end of this range. Typically, their height is between 21-25 inches. They have a wide skull and nose, deep chest, strong tail, and a very muscular build. It is for good reason that the Labrador Retriever is so popular. Labradors tend to be highly affectionate toward people, even strangers, and do exceptionally well with children and other dogs. However, supervision is still important when first introducing a Lab to these family members. Labrador Retrievers have a double coat that repels water. An undercoat of short hair is covered by a layer of longer hair. Due to this double coat, Labradors shed a lot, and frequent brushing to manage the shedding is required.Labrador Retrievers love water and are great companions for families who like to spend a lot of time outdoors.

DOG BREED COVER AND BIBLE VERSE SCRIPTURE NOTEBOOK If you love dogs and bible verses, then you will love this notebook and journal. There is simply no better way to stay organized and to plan for the future, than with your own booklet with your best notes, dates, events, and also a great place to store coupons and pictures as well. This wonderful book has lined pages with Bible scriptures at the top of each page. In a 6x9 book size it's perfect for fitting in your purse or bag when you are on the go. Some examples of these scriptures can be seen below: For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight. - Proverbs 3:5-6 Show me, Lord, my life's end and the number of my days; let me know how fleeting my life is. - Psalm 39:4 What makes this journal special over other Bible quotes and scriptures books, is that it has a special cover that is perfect for dog lovers or for friends and family that might have the specific dog breed on the cover. SIZE: 6x9 PAPER: Black and White Pages with Scriptutes PAGES: 122 Pages with area for notes COVER: Soft Cover (Matte) Order your copy today!

The wooftasticsecond edition. “This attractive, copiously illustrated easy-to-understand volume covers every aspect of responsible dog ownership.” —Library Journal The revised and expanded second edition of the bestselling The Original Dog Bible remains the most comprehensive dog lover’s resource on the market! The book is divided into eight parts—each fully illustrated and designed for easy reference—plus helpful, entertaining sidebars covering hundreds of related topics. With detailed chapters on the requirements of caring for a dog, health, training, and so much more, this book will prepare you for a wonderful life with a dog. Also included is a catalog of over 250 purebred dog breeds with insightful articles for each! “Being a veteran veterinarian of twenty five years and a lifetime pet lover, I can enthusiastically say ‘this old doc learned new tricks’ upon reading the consummate book on all things dogs . . . I highly recommend it!” —Dr. Marty Becker, former resident veterinarian on ABC’s Good Morning America and coauthor of Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover’s Soul “This comprehensive book certainly lives up to its subtitle . . . The best part of the book, however, covers ‘life with a dog,’ with sections on pet care partners like sitters and walkers, emergencies, lost dogs, biting, traveling with a dog, and a fantastic chapter on activities one can do with one’s dog.” —Publishers Weekly

For everyone who has ever wished Dr. Spock had written about dogs instead—The Dog Bible is your essential guide to everything you will ever need to know. Whether you’re a first-time dog owner or an expert, your dog would want you to read this book. Encyclopedic in scope, it covers not only the basics, but every practical aspect of life with a dog, including many fascinating and helpful subjects never before collected in one volume. Life-saving advice about the special needs of toy breeds: everything you need to know to protect and enhance their wonderfully long lives Dog Psychology: Eye-opening ideas from an emerging field of study, including a chapter on the weird things dogs do—and why! Tracie Hotchner, lifelong dog owner and author of the million-copy bestseller, Pregnancy and Childbirth, has distilled years of research into one comprehensive, accessible guide. You’ll make hundreds of decisions about your dog’s care during his lifetime. THE DOG BIBLE is here to give you the latest and best information available to help you make those decisions. It’s everything your dog would want you to know.

What if I told you the secrets of effortlessly teaching your new puppy to be a well mannered and obedient family member? I bet you're a bit like me, I used to become frustrated because I didn't know how to avoid all the known bad behaviors a puppy might form into habits, or how to make a puppy feel comfortable in a new environment. Imagine how great you and your puppy's life will be when you use scientific principles to keep all those unwanted behaviors from ever happening. Are you frustrated with your puppy pulling on leash, chewing on the wrong things, nipping at you, not having any impulse control and all sorts of other bad behaviors? The number one problem today is that most pet parents don't know the industry secrets that these behaviors are simple to cut off and keep from ever happening. The industry secrets in The Pet Dog Bible For Puppies, keeps any of these problem behaviors that your puppy is known to develop from ever starting. Some of the techniques to do this are teaching Auto Attention and Impulse Control. The Mother and Father of all behaviorsImagine how easy it will be to learn how to effortlessly make your new puppy a part of the family. The First three months at home, starting from day one, are perhaps the most important time in your puppy's life. This Pet Dog Bible is the most comprehensive evidence-based instruction manual on the subject of puppies. Full practical and easy to follow step by step instructions on how to avoid bad behaviors and teach the good ones.This book will give you industry secrets professional dog trainers don't want you to know by teaching you how to easily train your puppy in the basic and intermediate behaviors. This book gives you over 14 behaviors that every dog should know. Imagine how proud you will be when you and your puppy crush the Canine Good Citizen test! Learn HowTo: Teach puppy its name, gaining automatic attention Stop Resource Guarding Stop pup from pulling by teaching loose leash walking Effortless House Training Make your dog a chew toy fanatic-teaches what they should chew on Setup your dogs' living areas Bite Inhibition Socializing your new puppy How your puppy will develop and what specific health issues the breed has What vaccines and when your puppy will need them How to read a dog food label to get the best nutritious puppy food Impulse Control Taught via the Default Behavior and the Release How to teach your pup to have Automatic Attention on you Calming Signals How to deal with Separation Anxiety, stairs, and boredom How to teach your puppy to love her crate Less Stressful Vet Visits Desensitizing your dog to unusual stimuli Teach your pup how to target so she can ring some bells when she wants to go out How to politely greet other animals and humans Soft Mouth Retrieval The proper way to use a clicker and treats-for initial teaching only How to maintain a taught behavior by making it so much fun it becomes nearly self-rewarding A Force free, Positive Reinforcement, Clicker Training program I have been the program manager and lead trainer of with various non-profit organizations for ten years. These organizations evaluate and rescue dogs then teach the puppies to be a Service Dog for someone. Personally I have trained 15 rescue dogs myself, and taught dozens of people how to teach their own Service Dog Teach Smart Not Hard. is the philosophy of using the evidence based sciences of learning, behaviorism and cognition to teach dogs the easiest, fastest, and most efficient way possible force-free. Not Hard refers to evolving past the traditional force based methodologies from the last century.