2. Reasonable exercise. Labrador's exercise is not particularly heavy when he is a puppy, but he should be given enough room to move. As an adult, it will have a high demand for exercise, so the shovel officer needs to take it out for exercise every day, which is also beneficial to Lala's own health.
3. Correct training. Labrador is a dog with high IQ, so it is not difficult to train. Clever Labrador can quickly learn what his master teaches him, but if he wants to have better training, he needs to start training at an early age, preferably in about three months. It will be easier to train him at this time, so the shovel officer must seize this golden time if he wants to turn his Labrador into an all-around dog.
4. Don't feed raw meat. Although Labrador says it can eat well and has a good appetite, its stomach is fragile, so don't feed it raw meat when feeding it. If you have taken protective measures such as insect repellent, you can feed a small amount, but you must ensure that the food you feed is fresh. The usual diet should be low in salt, because high salt is very harmful to dogs.