An Introduction to Golden Retrievers
retrievers became popular in England and Scotland during the 1800s, when hunting was becoming increasingly fashionable. Retrievers were the first choice of hunters, because he needed a medium sized dog that could catch birds. During the 19th century, gamekeepers at Lord Tweedmouth Scots maintains the property records of the evolution of Golden retrievers. Along the coast near the farm was the light-colored Tweed Water Spaniel, known for his courage, intelligence and ability. Tweedmouth his original breed of dog “Nous” to “Belle”, a Tweed Water Spaniel, to produce four yellow puppies! Later began to incorporate Irish settlers, Bloodhound, and more Tweed Water Spaniel to produce what we know as love and the Golden Retriever.
Golden retrievers are strong and beautiful dogs with good, medium length golden fur. The outer layer is waterproof, while the undercoat is dense. Their heads are broad with a strong nose and jaw. They have strong scissors bite. Their noses are black and soft brown eyes are good. They are large dogs and their tails are long torso. Men retrievers usually 22nd-24th inch retrievers and women 20 to 22 inch. Males weigh from 60-80 pounds and females 55-70.
Golden retrievers are known for their charm and good manners temperament. Due to its high level of intelligence, which are very easy to train. They are always patient and kind that makes them a great pet for a family. Dogs are loyal and want nothing more than to please his owner. They are great in obedience competitions. These dogs are friendly with other animals but are not good guard dogs. However, despite the fact that no attack, are excellent guard dogs. Golden retrievers need a family who will be able to spend quality time with them. If you do not get enough attention that can be malicious. They have a lot of energy especially in young dogs and need a little exercise. So if you are not going to be able to walk on a regular basis you may want to pass the Golden. Goldens are good at hunting, tracking, retrieving, narcotics detection, agility, competitive obedience and performing tricks. They also like to swim.
Although Goldens are large dogs have a tendency toward certain health problems. They are prone to hip dysplasia, congenital eye defects, allergies and skin. Goldens need plenty of exercise and to be taken for at least a walk every day. Golden retrievers easily put on weight so you should get regular exercise and not overeating. Goldens should be brushed frequently, but only need baths every few months. It is important to keep a Golden shedders because they are well groomed.
If you have a Golden Retriever as a pet, you will receive the love, appreciation and affection in return. Just make sure you are getting the exercise they need and deserve a change.