If well cared for and kept in good physical health (right weight, lots of exercise) a Labrador (yellow, black and chocolate are all the same breed) can live to be 12yrs old. They are puppies until 1yr and adolescent until about 2-3yrs old and a Lab is officially a senior at about 8yrs old - anything above 8yrs is pretty old for a Lab, though I've met several that lived to be in their teens.
(I'm a dog trainer and often take in rescue/fosters: www.valordogs.com)
Female Labs should not be bred over the age of 8. Even previous breeding bitches should be spayed at 8 to prevent accidental litters because of the increased dangers of breeding. It is best to leave breeding to professionals - if you choose to breed a female, you must realize that death while giving birth is still relatively common in dogs and you should consult a vet every step along the way.
Just like with cows, a bull is culled based on conformation, temperament, fertility, health issues and breeding ability. A bull can be too old to breed when he's 5 yrs old or at least 15 years of age.
There are several different breeds of black dogs, such as Labradors, Rottweilers, and Great Danes, among others. Coat color is not a determinant of breed type, but rather a characteristic that can vary within a breed.
Many veterinarians recommend breeding a dog before the age of 7 to prevent age-related health issues and ensure successful pregnancies. Breeding an older dog can pose health risks to both the mother and the puppies, such as increased chances of complications during pregnancy and birth. It is essential to consider the overall health and well-being of the dog before deciding to breed them.
Mainly to copy a very high producing animal that is too old to breed or unable to breed. This is a very costly procedure, however, the end results will balance out.
Rabbits can usually breed up until around 4-5 years of age, but it's best to consult with a veterinarian before attempting to breed a rabbit that is older. Older rabbits may have more difficulty carrying a pregnancy to term and may be at higher risk for complications.
Yes, if she has never had puppies, she is too old. Also, you should never, ever breed a lab without doing X-rays for hip displaysia on both parents. Get your female spayed, she will be much happier and healthier and live much longer if you do.
Yes, you get the black lab along with the chocolate and yellow lab, at least you do when you get them at the beginning of the game, so I'm sure that you get it when you unlock it, too.
No, as long as the dog is healthy it is not too old.
No any animal can breed at any age of its life
No, that is a good age to breed dogs.
No I have a really old dog who just did.
around once it gets to 75% of it's expected age.
Just like with cows, a bull is culled based on conformation, temperament, fertility, health issues and breeding ability. A bull can be too old to breed when he's 5 yrs old or at least 15 years of age.
yes it is too young because their body is not fully grow.
Yes, and they can be many more too. If the dog's parents were beagle/lab and the other was Pointer/poodle, you'll have a four dog breed.
There are several different breeds of black dogs, such as Labradors, Rottweilers, and Great Danes, among others. Coat color is not a determinant of breed type, but rather a characteristic that can vary within a breed.
The oldest breed is the Arabian. Thoroughbred and several draft horse breeds are quite old too.