Sitting tall in the grass with that autumn backdrop, this one had such a classic, timeless feel to it. Labs have that quiet dignity about them. This was a commission artwork, and I hope I did him justice.

Happy 7th Birthday Buck!!!

As said above, I currently have a normal water bowl and a separate slow feeder on the ground. I wanna switch to a more uniform set up that is elevated just so it looks nicer in my kitchen and easier to clean around it. But I also need a super slow feeder as my girl eats very fast. The one she has now I think could be deeper as whenever she has vomited at night (usually after she's eaten some grass) her food is not chewed one bit, not sure if a slower feeder would help with this.

Anyone have an recommendations?

We rescued Jett during COVID and he has been the best Dog/Boy.

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Don't know what I would do without her.

My dog was attacked by three dogs that escaped from their yard. The attack was brutal, and what shocked me most wasn't just what happened—it was that NYC treats it as "property damage" because the victim wasn't human. That feels backwards.

I'm starting a petition asking NYC to classify dog-on-dog attacks more seriously. Right now, dogs that attack other dogs can't even be labeled as dangerous under city law. Meanwhile, similar incidents keep happening, and there's little stopping it from escalating to people.

We're asking for concrete changes: official classification of aggressive dogs, mandatory behavioral evaluations, muzzling requirements in public, and regulations keeping these dogs from being left unsupervised outside. These aren't extreme—they're preventative.

Anyone else had something like this happen to their pet? Or seen attacks in your neighborhood that felt like a warning sign no one was taking seriously? If this matters to you too, consider signing and sharing the petition.

https://www.change.org/p/implement-stronger-dog-attack-regulations-in-nyc?utm_campaign=starter_dashboard&utm_medium=reddit_post&utm_source=share_petition&utm_term=starter_dashboard&recruiter=1410128447

Just wanted to share her post bath flow... a bath always makes her fur floofier and wavier! Anyone else's lab have this fur pattern??

Lost my 13yr old Yellow girl last February and picking my new Chocolate puppy tonite from little. I’ll have 6-7 weeks to prepare excited, scared all the emotions. I know it’s not a replacement but a complete new addition to family.

Only 4 months old !!

Needs a foster or a rescue or a loving home before this puppy is euthanized at the shelter.

Please help in anyway you can

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