Labrador
The Labrador's hair is short but relatively deep. The hair is double-layered, with the lower layer of hair being soft and the outer layer being relatively thick, brittle and hard. Lala also moults during its growth. In a few months, it will shed its nipple hair and re-grow high-quality hair. At the same time every year, in order to adapt to changes in the weather, Lala will also undergo hair shedding.
Hair loss in Labradors is a common occurrence, but because it is a short-haired dog, hair loss is not as serious as other long-haired dogs. Labradors will start to shed their hair at a few months of age, and pulling and shedding is not a recent process. It may continue to shed hair when it is 3-7 months old
In addition, you may also worry about hair loss during the spring and autumn season of the year. Naturally, this is normal hair removal. Since Lala needs to better adapt to climate changes, it can only change the body's adaptability through hair removal to better adapt to the current living environment and climate changes.
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