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Golden Retriever Articles

Characteristics of the Golden Retriever

March 9, 2010

The Golden Retriever is typically athletic, well balanced, and symmetrical in appearance. This is reflected in its merry outgoing temperament; in fact you will not find this dog sulky or aggressive. This large breed looks very similar to the yellow Labrador retriever, especially when young. The most obvious difference being that the Golden Retriever’s coat [...]

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Golden Retriever History

March 3, 2010

The Golden Retriever, as its name so obviously suggests, is a member of the retrieving class of dogs. The retriever dog came about because the British sportsman of Victorian ages was frustrated with the game retrieving abilities of the Setter, Pointer and Spaniel dog breeds that were largely used for such purpose at the time. [...]

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Hip Dysplasia in Golden Retrievers – Symptoms, Effects And Surgical Options!

February 12, 2010

Hip dysplasia refers to the poor formation of hip joints, this might be very common growing disease for some younger dogs of almost every other breed. In larger breeds, these unsteady hip joints become very common, even though hip dysplasia can become a serious problem which will limit most of the physical activity of your [...]

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Senior Golden Retrievers For Adoption

January 25, 2010

Those of you who want a Golden Retriever but aren’t ready to go through the trials and tribulations of a puppy, should look into adopting an older Golden. Older Golden Retrievers are mature, and prove to be great in homes where they need to spend a quality amount of time by themselves. They are a [...]

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Buying A Beautiful Golden Retriever Puppy

January 6, 2010

This article which you are about to read has been written by somebody who is passionate about Golden Retrievers, and I want to pass on a few hints and tips that I have learned over the years.We all know that Golden Retrievers are beautiful, obedient, and make great family pets and hunting dogs. Goldens also [...]

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Hunting With a Golden Retriever

January 3, 2010

As far as breed popularity goes, Golden Retrievers are near the top of the list. Because the breed is intelligent and very eager to please, they are one of the most trainable breeds of dog in existence. Golden Retrievers, besides being wonderful family pets and doting companion animals, are employed in a variety of uses [...]

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Golden Retriever Adoption; a Serious Matter

December 31, 2009

Golden Retriever adoption is highly popular as these dogs fit in easily with all types of families. Anyone considering buying or adopting a dog should preferably visit their local animal shelter and find a dog that is in sincere need of a home due to abandonment or mistreatment. Even golden retrievers can need adoption or [...]

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Crate Training your Golden Retriever

December 20, 2009

Many people usually have misconceptions when crates come to mind. They do not use crates because they think that it is a way of punishing a dog. But such is not the case. Contrary to common misconception, crates are actually one of the safest places for your dog, particularly a Golden Retriever. Crates have been [...]

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Doggy Odor in Labrador Retrievers

December 20, 2009

Doggy Odor in Your LabradorWhy does a Labrador have doggy odor?Like any other animal, dogs will walk, run, and play in areas that might result in their gathering dirt, disease, or odor. The Labrador retriever may begin to produce odor due to a number of factors, such as oily skin, dirt accumulation, ear or anal [...]

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Quick Facts On Socializing Your Golden Retriever

November 25, 2009

One of the more important aspects of raising a dog is to socialise it. Socialising your golden retriever is a must, as it will teach golden retrievers how to behave in front of strangers, and how not to.Of course, one can never predict the temperament of a dog when you bring them home. All dogs [...]

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