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Golden Retriever Behavior
Ask about golden retriever behavior and care requirements; the breeder should also show you a photo of the breeding stock.
Actually, this breed makes excellent companions for the whole family and lacks aggressiveness. Being rather large and active, this breed is not recommended for families with small children, although senior dogs of this breed can be trusted with children. The dogs of this breed are very friendly, people-oriented and eager to please. These features make them excellent family companions for active people and for families with elder children. These dogs are good at show ring and as guides for the blind.
Ask about golden retriever behavior and care requirements; the breeder should also show you a photo of the breeding stock.
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Golden Retriever Behavior -
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People who cannot devote much time and attention to the pet are recommended to consider another breed. Most dogs of this breed retain hunting instincts of their ancestors and enjoy much exercise. If the owner is not fond of hunting, it may take much time to provide the dog with enough mental and physical activity. If not given enough exercise, a dog of this breed tends to become nervous, hyperactive and aggressive. Bored dogs do their best to escape. Excellent working abilities, friendly personality and the desire to please the owner make this breed a popular family companion and a hunting dog. Ask about golden retriever behavior and care requirements; the breeder should also show you a photo of the breeding stock.
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