Golden Retriever Puppy - How to Care For a Golden Retriever

Golden Retrievers are relaxed, calm,loyal,sensible andsurroundings. A crate may sound cruel but puppies see
serene. A Golden Retriever is really an ideal family petthem as a secure place to sleep in. If the first night is
that is easy to train and will remain loyal and affectiondifficult then I have always found a hot water bottle
throughout its life. This breed is especially patient andand a radio turned low can help the puppy settle in
gentle with children.more easily. The warmth and the low voices seem to
Originally bred to retrieve waterfowl the dog is now ahave a soothing affect.
popular breed worldwide as well as in its native GreatThe Breeder will have told you what food to feed
Britain. Golden Retrievers are also used as gun dogs,your Puppy and it is essential that he stays on this
can be used in field trials and are now widely used asfood as Puppy food is developed to meet your rapidly
guide dogs. The breed is thought to have developedgrowing dogs needs.
from the crossing of a Flat coated Retriever with theToys are a good idea for your puppy but as we all
now extinct Tweed Water Spaniel.know he would much rather chew your best shoes, so
The Retrievers Breed standard recognises twobe sensible and try to keep the floor clear of
colours - cream or golden. The weight can range fromchewable objects!
twenty seven to thirty six kilograms and height canTraining starts straight away and you will find a
range from fifty one to sixty one centimetres.Retriever puppy learns quickly and is eager to please.
When your Golden Retriever puppy arrives at yourHe will be around for a good number of years so train
house this little ball of fluff will need lots of affectionhim well and you will have a lovely companion who will
and attention to help him settle into his newgive you total devotion.