Why Labrador should not be kept Labrador has poor resistance and is prone to some hereditary or infectious diseases. Many Labradors are also prone to problems with their eyesight, thyroid and heart when they reach middle age. Labrador hair loss is serious, and the hair will float to all corners of the house, which is troublesome to clean up. Also, because the hair is very short, Labrador is also prone to skin diseases. Labrador’s are also prone to housebreaking. When they get excited, they make a mess in the house, chewing on furniture and clothes and knocking over garbage cans, causing trouble to their owners. Labradors are very enthusiastic about people, but this brings with it a bad habit of jumping on people, which can easily frighten or hurt strangers. However, despite these drawbacks, Labradors are popular companions and are not impossible to keep.
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