Month: July 2016

Ash Fritz and his partner and racing rival Tania Hastelow with some of their husky racers gearing up for this weekend’s big dog-sledding events. Photo / Duncan Brown

A yellow Labrador Retriever named Max helped to save the life of a 14-year-old boy, lost for almost two days in a Mexican mountain wilderness. The loyal and

Bella the chocolate Labrador Retriever has been making the most of what may be the final months of her life — she’s been on an epic road trip

The Labrador retriever is the most well-known of all the duck dog breeds, so much so that it is commonly seen as a family pet rather than a

Protecting Florida’s $120 billion agriculture industry requires an integrated approach, including the expertise of several Labrador Retrievers. During the dog days of summer, the Florida Department of Agriculture

Imagine a sport open to competitors of any athletic ability, where the rewards are cash prizes and toys, not to mention a dip in a refreshing pool. This

Last week four incredible military dogs were honored at Capitol Hill for the K9 Medal of Courage, the nation’s highest honor for military dogs. The award, given for

English Labrador Retrievers Wally and Giovanni (Gio) are the newest members of the FBI’s Victim Assistance Rapid Deployment Team. After the mass terrorist shooting in San Bernardino, California,

When ‘Future Leader Dog’ Charlie, a yellow Labrador retriever, returns to Rochester Hills, Michigan, on August 7, he will have visited 25 states alongside assistant professor of journalism

Hydrotherapy may be just what Labs need for a painful condition called elbow dysplasia.  Labrador retrievers love swimming. This genetic disorder causes abnormal bone growth in the elbow,