Labrador: Last News

We don't get much nice weather here, do we, so when the sun is finally out, most of us like to head outdoors. And if you're lucky enough to have a garden to enjoy, then you'll no doubt spend some summer evenings dining al fresco.

Three sick puppies dumped at the side of the road in Renfrewshire are suspected to be linked to prolific low-welfare puppy dealers operating in Scotland.

Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, have started their journey to Canada’s North, where they are scheduled to speak with First Nations chiefs as the final day of the royal visit focuses on Indigenous issues and climate change.

dog’s last days happy ones.Megan Marshall, 31, wants to dedicate herself to her precious pet Sasha and make her final days as special as possible.She has had her Labrador cross Sasha for 15 years, but sadly now the elderly dog has been diagnosed with dementia as well as numerous health problems that will leave her unable to walk and eventually completely paralysed.Determined to make her beloved pet's final days as special as possible, Megan has quit her job and started completing a bucket list with Sasha to give her an experience of a lifetime.Megan, who previously ran a dog walking business and lives in Reading, said: "I've always struggled with my mental health - I was running a business which made me struggle mentally and Sasha's health was getting increasingly worse."I was finding it so hard to juggle the two, so I closed my business and decided to work on myself and give her the time she needs, and then the bucket list popped into my head."Even though she’s always had her own health battles - one of which being a degenerative condition which affects her hind legs - Sasha has always been my rock through my own battles."It's me and Sasha against the world type of thing so I just felt that I wanted to give her back what she’s given to me whilst I had the chance."Megan's bucket list came about after Sasha was diagnosed with dementia - also known as canine cognitive dysfunction - which has left her often confused and with severe separation anxiety.The poor pooch also has a spinal condition that affects the nerves and will eventually leave her paralysed.Sasha has already completed numerous things on her bucket list, including visiting the beach, getting an ice cream from an ice cream van, entering a dog show, enjoying a

Naman Ramachandran “The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea,” the multiple award-winning 2001 novel by Canadian author Denis Theriault, has been acquired for film adaptation by fledgeling U.K. outfit the White Lotus Picture Company.Set on the rugged north shore of the Gulf of St.

dog owner shared a video of her Labrador grieving his sea lion friend after finding its body washed up on the beach.Lennon Stella shared a heartbreaking compilation footage of her pooch Slimmy's play dates with the animal, where the duo seemed excited to see each other and played together.But the final video showed the body of the sea lion, lying lifeless among the waves as her dog looked on, whimpering about the loss of his beach buddy.The video, which received more than 1,000 likes on Instagram, was captioned: "Ruff day for us here at the beach."The text in the video said: "Today, my dog lost his friend to a whale. Let the grieving process begin.

A Scots family feared their beloved puppy could have died after he swallowed a sock whole - for the THIRD time.

dog’s ashes were burned in a communal chamber and scattered in a field 90 miles away in a huge crematorium mix-up.Kim Bowers and Martin Conlon, along with their three kids, were gutted when their beloved pooch, Zeus, had to be put to sleep after he coughed up blood and was diagnosed with a tumour.The couple paid £150 for the remains of the 13-year-old Mastiff to be to be returned to their family home in Fenton to be kept alongside the ashes of their Labrador Max, who died two years ago.But the beloved pooch never made it home from the Cheltenham crematorium after CPC Pet Cremation Services admitted he had mistakenly been cremated with other animals, reports Stoke-On-Trent Live.Kim, 31, said: "Zeus was the world's best dog and such a character. It was only a few weeks ago that he coughed up some blood and we both knew what it was."At that point he was still okay but he deteriorated so we took him to be put to sleep.

A couple have been left devastated after their treasured dog’s ashes were not returned to them after a crematorium mix-up.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will come to Canada as part of a three-day royal tour from May 17 to May 19, 2022.

LISA Armstrong shared a heartwarming pic with rarely seen boyfriend James Green and chocolate Labrador, Hurley. The make-up artist took to her social media to share photos of her casual Sunday at the pub with James and the pooch that she shares with ex-husband, Ant McPartlin.

Lisa Armstrong has given her fans an insight into her life by sharing a rare snap of her new boyfriend James Green and her Labrador, Hurley. Ant McPartlin's ex took to Instagram to share sweet snaps showing her outing at the pub with her pooch and James who she is rarely seen with.The snaps show the pooch, who Lisa shares with Ant, snoozing with his chin resting on a table.In another sweet snap, James is pictured giving the dog a kiss on his head.Lisa, 45, wrote next to the post: "My boys loving the chilled Sunday pub vibes!! #mamasbabyboy."The snaps were a huge hit with Lisa's followers and they rushed to the comment section to shower her with compliments.One wrote: "Love you three xx," alongside a loveheart.A second said: "Omg how cute asleep in the pub."A third added: "Proper chilled," next to a loveheart.Lisa, who split from Ant in 2018, made a savage dig at her ex during her appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch last month.She claimed that "love, trust and loyalty" are integral to a strong relationship as she opened up about her romance with James and gave advice on how couples should navigate arguments.Lisa and electrician James announced they were an item in August 2020.According to a source, dating James helped her when she was going through her divorce from Ant two years ago.They told Heatworld: “She was in a really dark place following the split from Ant, but all that now feels like ancient history.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will come to Canada as part of a three-day royal tour in May, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Monday.

A 'big cat' has been spotted in a Cheshire village, close to the Greater Manchester border.

MORNING Live was thrown into chaos today after a VERY naughty dog hijacked the fitness demo. Today's edition of the BBC show saw vet Dr Greenwood in the studio alongside adorable Labrador, Dolly.

dog has been caught red-pawed on a security camera causing £4,000 worth of damage to a home whilst its owners were out. Whisky, a young Labradane - a cross between a Labrador and a Great Dane - was spotted turning the cold kitchen tap on. The water ended up flooding the house leaving Whisky's owners a very unpleasant surprise when they returned home.

Police investigating a brutal dog attack which claimed the life of a beloved pet Labrador have seized two bull terrier-type dogs.

A helpless dad watched on in horror as his beloved dog was savaged by two bull terriers while out on a walk.

Police in Devon and Cornwall were sent to investigate five separate lion sightings last year without finding one as terrified locals reported phantom beasts. The craggy morlands of the South West have long been associated with mythical monsters including the beast of Bodmin Moor and a large number of zoos in the area has meant there have been a lot of itchy fingers and false reports.

Storm Franklin has been confirmed by the Met Office as strong winds and rain are expected to hit Greater Manchester.

Labrador who was left to suffer from extreme burns after a child purposely set it on fire - has finally been released from hospital after nearly a year.Buddy the dog has made a miraculous recovery after enduring severe facial injuries following a horrific attack last year April, in northwestern Mississippi, USA.Ten months later the pooch has been able to leave the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine after being nursed back to health.The Tunica Humane Society announced his release on Tuesday and said on Facebook: "This is the day we prayed for. The day Buddy would be well enough to leave the hospital."Today Buddy stepped back into life and a kinder, gentler world awaits him."It's been 10 months since this sweet yellow lab was intentionally set on fire.