- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
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- Thread starter Atemas
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- Location
- East Sussex
Hi @Jilldrinkwater and welcome. Hang on in there - puppy days are hard work but they'll be gone before you know it.
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Hello @Jilldrinkwater and welcome to this great place - people here are very kind and very supportive.
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Welcome @Jilldrinkwater . It’s not at all uncommon to find it all a bit much, particularly when you’re tired. It really is all worth it in the end, though - but I think you realise that, as he’s already worked his labrador magic on you so that you want to show us photos (and we love puppy photos!).
- Location
- County durham
Hi hope these are ok xx
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Hi and welcome @Jilldrinkwater from my 14 month old Maxx and I down here in Sydney, Australia. We very nearly gave Maxx back to the breeder at 10 weeks but then I found the wonderful people on this forum and thank God we kept him. We love him so much
- Location
- County durham
Is it normal to have a reaction to injections we are very worried xx
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
Aww, he is adorable , but then they are all little angels when they are asleep !! Lovely photos x
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Oh he is gorgeous!
- Location
- County durham
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Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Hello and a very warm welcome @Jilldrinkwater
We've all been there.
Lab puppies really are hard work. Tears feature highly with a lot of new puppy parents, even those who have "had a lab before" and it wasn't like this.
What kind of reaction did he have?
We've all been there.
Lab puppies really are hard work. Tears feature highly with a lot of new puppy parents, even those who have "had a lab before" and it wasn't like this.
What kind of reaction did he have?
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
They sometimes get a lump on the site of the vaccinations , plus some are a little lethargic too x
- Location
- County durham
He’s slept all day hardly eating or drinking x
- Location
- Isle of Man
Welcome @Jilldrinkwater and lovely Oscar. We have always skipped the puppy stage and adopted adult dogs (which is still trying at times). I am in awe of every single one of you who takes on a puppy. Feel free to cry & rant and vent on here - there is a lot of understanding and support.
- Location
- County durham
He’s slept all day has hardly eaten anything and drank very little I rang emergency vets and they said to watch as the little he’d had I’d been putting water on xx
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
Yes I can, he is adorable! Is that a sofa he's lying on? I lost that batlle when Cassie, now 2 and 3/4 was 10 weeks too!
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
Aah @Jilldrinkwater, he’s lovely 
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
When did he have the vaccinations ?
- Location
- Argyll & Bute, Scotland
Oscar is gorgeous. x
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Yeah they can sometimes be a bit out of sorts for sure.
If he isn't drinking much, you could maybe give him some water with a few flakes of tinned tuna in the bottom - this sometimes encourages drinking.