My Neighbor's Obese Labradoodle

We had an obese dog, but we've fixed that problem. After the dog eats, take it away from the other dogs. Either place her in a separate room where she cannot get to the other dogs' food while they finish eating. Have your neighbor talk to the local vet about what sort of dietary food that she could give her Labradoodle, and how much she should give. If the dog can move for food, she can move for a walk. Start off with a simple walk, such as five minutes. Suggest that your neighbor walk her dog somewhere other than the backyard. If there is a sidewalk, she should walk down the sidewalk for a bit, then come back home. Make sure that the dog has good access to water after the walk, and even encourage her to drink. Continue that for the rest of the week, as well as monitoring the food. The next week, increase it to ten minute walk. If the dog was having too much difficulty with the short five-minute walk, then just increase it to seven minutes. I hope this helps!

How horrible for that poor dog. Her life will be much shorter for all of that extra weight. My dog would eat and eat and eat, but we limit the amount of food she gets every day. If she's stealing other dogs food, put her in a room or pen until the other dogs are finished eating, then take up their bowls.