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Labradors are always helpful.

This one helped by chewing up the new wagon assembly Instructions before we could read them.

...and this one helped by eating a receipt, *and* pruning the bushes. It's called double-tasking!

Why would anyone let their fingers do the walking,  when they've got teeth?

Labradors have a way of looking at you that makes it impossible to deny them that cookie they want!

Go ahead.... try and deny this:

Photo of "Skip" owned by Mark Anderson and Roger Coggan Photo by Mickey Smith http://www.sodesignco.com/

Oh, you're a tough guy, huh? Ok, then deny THIS face a cookie:

Photographing puppy:

Rule 1. Don't let him get hold of the camera strap

Labradors can be very serious.

This one is seriously hunting ants!

Labradors exercise self control at all times!

And they're always gentle and sedate....

Labradors have an interesting learning curve: 

These two are learning to walk in unison....
Caution, do not try this at home. Leave it to the professionals!

Labradors will always find interesting things to do when you are not at home....

"Oh! Hi, Mom. I thought you left. I just started munching on this great brand new roll of toilet paper, but I'll put it right back . . . in a minute or two."
(Jake Barber)

Rule # 1.- Always use a mirror to check for breathing before you call the mortuary.

Rule #2 - When visiting a friend who owns a Lab, always ask

                  where the pillow has been before you put your head on it.

Danger!     Overeating can cause abdominal deformity.

Every Mother (even K-9's) should have a bottle of Aspirin handy for those days when the kids are completely out of control!

Don't tell your lab that dogs don't make good snow angels!

...but warn him to danger: Warm chins can get stuck in icy snow.

A toy pool has the same effect on a Lab puppy that catnip has on a cat!

Labs enjoy water FAR too much.

Yes, crate training is cruel. This puppy actually passed out from the stress

Labradors smile when they get new toys!

This puppy is practicing the finer art of being an adult Labrador. Yes, this is all a part of how a Labrador matures.

The puppy finds the toy	The puppy chews the toy	And then he runs...
and he runs...	and he runs...	and when his body can take it no longer, he collapses.   Queue the bugler playing TAPS.