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They're cute, they love you, but they use your home as a huge toilet. This happens to any puppy owner, and not just the owner of a Labrador Retriever puppy. Housebreaking any puppy takes persistence and patience, which not a lot of people have. Sadly, many a Labrador Retriever puppy (usually from nine months old on) is abandoned or sent to the pound for housebreaking problems that are not really the fault of the pup, but of the selfish and impatient owners. Housetraining an older dog is just the same as housetraining a Labrador Retriever puppy.
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It is quite common to come across a Labrador rescue dog and this is good news because it means that fewer Labradors will be left uncared for, but it is also bad news because it shows that many more Labrador owners are abandoning their pets. However, there are many Labrador rescue services that are addressing the problem of caring for uncared for and abandoned Labradors, and in cities such as Denver, hundreds of homes are taking in Labrador rescue dogs.
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