Solutions to Labrador body odor:

1. Bath regularly. It is recommended that Labrador should bathe 2 to 3 times a month, not too often or too long apart, and clean the soles of Labrador's feet in time after going out every day.

2. Clean the ears. Labrador's ears are not well ventilated and are prone to earwax. The owner must remove these earwax in time. If they are not cleaned for a long time, ear mites will easily breed and the Labrador will have a strong body odor.

3. Clean your mouth. If Labrador has dental calculus or periodontitis, it will cause bad breath, which will lead to Labrador body odor. Therefore, owners should brush Labrador’s teeth regularly to avoid oral diseases.

4. Improve your diet. Try not to let Labrador eat meat as its main food, and do not often feed Labrador human food. In addition to dog food, you can also feed Labrador some fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins.

5. Squeeze the anal glands. The Labrador's anal glands secrete glandular fluid, which needs to be discharged regularly. If it accumulates too much, it will emit a fishy smell. Generally, cleaning twice a month is sufficient.