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  1. #1
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    Read "Marley and Me' - at least you'll feel better. Will she "fetch?" Is there a fenced in area that you might be able to play fetch with her for a while every day? That's low effort for the human, but tiring for the pooch.

    When will her puppyhood end? Umm, age 3-6? Yes, years, sorry. Any neighborhood kids that could take her for a run every day or so?
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    I feel badly for you and also for your dog. His behavior is most likely due to overbreeding.

    We had a chocolate Lab, Maggie, who was an excellent Lab. This was back in the mid 80's. She was actually Dog of the Day. http://dogoftheday.com/archive/1999/June/06.html

    Anyway, she came from careful breeding and was not hyper at all.

    You should talk to your vet to see if medication may help. Hopefully as he grows a bit older he will calm down.

    Casey was a pretty active pup but she calmed down when she turned about 2 years old.

    Good luck.

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