Labrador Retriever 50-Day Care Guide

By this point, a 50-day-old Labrador can already eat dog food. Generally, dogs can get their first vaccine at 45 days. During this period, the dog's teeth are not fully developed, so it is recommended to soften the dog food with warm water. Pay attention to the dog's nutrition, and if the dog has just arrived at your home, it is advised to observe it for seven days. After no abnormalities, get the first vaccine. If there are symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and poor appetite, it is recommended to go to the hospital for screening for infectious diseases.

How much food for a 50-day-old Labrador?

It is best to feed a 50-day-old Labrador puppy with sheep's milk. However, if the dog has been weaned at about a month and has already adapted to the new diet, you can also feed it softened puppy food with warm water or sheep's milk. As a large breed, Labrador Retrievers have higher nutritional requirements than other dogs. At around 50 days, the puppy can be fed about 200 grams of puppy food daily.

What to train a 50-day-old Labrador?

At 50 days, you can train the Labrador to sit, shake hands, lie down, and other basic movements. When the dog gets a little older, you can train it to walk alongside you and avoid eating random objects. Because dogs are most easily trained between 3-6 months, it is recommended not to rush into training complex movements. However, toilet training can be started提前进行训练.

What to note when raising a Labrador?

When raising a Labrador puppy, pay special attention to the following: first, vaccination, such as distemper and parvovirus; the formulation of feed is particularly important, and nutrition should be balanced and sufficient; because the puppy's gastrointestinal system is weak, do not give it too much food during feeding, eat small meals frequently to prevent indigestion. Caring for an adult Labrador is relatively simple; ensure balanced nutrition, engage in moderate exercise, regularly deworm and bathe to maintain hygiene and cleanliness.