Brain Training Dogs : Golden Retriever - A dog friendly to humans

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Golden Retriever is an intelligent, agile dog. A police dog is the choice of many families.

History of the Golden Retriever dog

The Golden Retriever was first created in the British Isles. Their origins may be a mixture of straight golden retriever breeds, short-haired Tweed Water Spaniels, other spaniels, setters and even Newfoundland and Bloodhound.

In fact, this breed was first introduced as the Golden Flat-Coat. Today, this is the most popular companion dog in families around the world. Many Golden Retriever dogs have won championships in dog competitions in many countries around the world. Source:vi.wikipedia.org

Characteristics of Golden Retrievers

Appearence

The golden dog's body has a harmonious proportion, so it can move easily on uneven terrain.
The standard sizes of adult Golden Retriever are:
- Bitches: size 20 - 22 inch , weight 55 - 66 pound.
- Males: size 22 - 24 inch high, 66 - 74 pound.

The ears are quite long and often cover the cheeks.
Wide neck, broad chest, well developed muscles.
The extremely black nose helps Golden track every trace.
Big dark brown eyes show sophistication.
Golden dogs have a moderate head size, a fairly large muzzle with strong teeth.
Golden dog's tail reaches to the elbows, never bent.
Golden Retrievers have thick, relatively long, silky or very wavy fur. Usually longer in the chest, under the abdomen, the back of the legs and under the tail. The soft, fluffy coat is usually cream yellow and golden brown.

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The personality of a golden retriever.

The Golden Retriever is a popular choice for many American families. These are the reasons why it is so popular.

Extremely sensitive.

The Golden Retriever has a great nose because it seems to be able to sniff and trace every trace of a wildlife. Therefore, they take on the role of a guard in the forest to find food and help with hunting.

The Golden Retriever is trained and trained to become a professional police dog. They have helped the police uncover clues, traces of many important investigations.

Friendly.

This breed is one of the most friendly, adorable and pleasing dogs. Therefore, Golden Retriever dogs are chosen to be kept indoors. Human effort and love have made golden dogs an indispensable friend in every family.

Emotional control.

Golden Retriever is extremely smart. They always know how to adjust their behavior to suit the situation. Unlike other hunting dogs, they are often stubborn and cannot control anger.

Loyal to owner.

Loyalty, obedience and humor are also one of the hallmarks of Golden Dog. They always bring joy to everyone. If you are sad, they will understand and make you happy.

Dynamic.

Golden Retriever dogs are very active, lively and enjoy outdoor activities. This breed has a solid body, an active ham that is often chosen to aid in hunting.

Instinct protection.

Golden Retriever will also protect the house well if the task. They will bark loudly when they see danger. When raising Golden Retrievers, you must exercise sincere care and care. They always need the attention of those around them.

The health of the golden retriever

A healthy golden dog has an average life expectancy of 10 to 12 years. They have good health, few diseases.

However, some children are born with the following genetic diseases:

Eye disease: Golden Retriever dogs often suffer from congenital eye diseases. Mild levels often make them cry, hard to see. Severity can cause blindness.

Diseases related to bones and joints: such as hip dysplasia, dislocated elbows. The cause of this disease is due to Golden having an accident and injury during the operation.

To ensure the health of the Golden Dog, you should carefully check that they have been fully vaccinated.

Living conditions of golden retrievers

This breed is easy to live, adapted to many different living conditions. You can keep it indoors or even in the yard. This is a popular pet in the United States. Golden dogs can be a companion for the elderly, lonely people or children ...

With our sharing, hope to help you understand a little bit about this particularly adorable breed. Learn more about many interesting types of dogs on the Dog Training Blog.