Editorial policy
How we write training guidance for Labrador owners — sources, limits, and honesty.
This policy covers educational content on labrawise.com.
Principles
- Lead with the answer — practical steps first, fluff last.
- Real authorship — we name real people when content is attributed; we do not invent experts.
- Clear limits — training tips are educational, not veterinary diagnosis or guaranteed behavior outcomes.
- Sources — we cite reputable references when we rely on external research or standards.
- Dates — published and updated dates are real.
Authors and experience
Our current guide author is Pawel Organ, creator of LabraFit, a weight-management app for Labrador Retrievers, and a Labrador enthusiast. His experience is in creating Labrador-focused software; the training information in our articles is supported by the sources cited in each guide.
We distinguish authorship from professional review. A named author is responsible for the article, while any claim of veterinary or training review must identify the actual reviewer and their relevant qualifications. We do not describe an article as professionally reviewed unless that review has taken place.
LabraWise is the publisher. Author profiles and article bylines identify the people behind our content and describe their relevant background.
Corrections
If something is wrong, email hello@labrawise.com. We correct factual errors and note meaningful updates on the page when needed.
Commercial relationship
LabraWise is the product behind this site. Guides may mention app features when they are real. We will not publish fake reviews, star ratings, or “coming soon” article farms for search engines.