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A golden retriever young dog will supply love and humour to your home. Generally a gentle soul this sort of dog is humble and constant to his owner. He will be able to actually warm your feet on cold days. He enjoys being close to his owner and will prove an altogether truthful and constant companion.

If you're thinking about having a golden retriever and are house proud beware. The stunning golden fleece of this dog will shortly coat every surface in your home, particularly during losing season. This breed of dog needs regular combing with a good undercoat remover. The golden retriever, unlike some other dog breeds, won't self-clean.

Some golden retrievers can develop possessive behavior over an item they deem vital. When carrying out golden retriever puppy training it's important to teach your dog that sharing resources is beneficial to him. Mutual play and swapping toys throughout will help with this. Food defending can be treated the same way. Supply a better food reward when your little dog permits access to a less stimulating food. Build into him a swapping habit that may be maintained into maturity.

Bred to retrieve and not bruise game birds on shooting activity the golden retriever regularly likes to carry items. Bearing this in mind he'll potentially enjoy soft toys and like to bring things back or carry them. When out shopping for a golden retriever pup bear in mind his breeding as this will help you to choose the best toys for him.

Selecting training advice for your dog is vital. There is much common advice both on the internet and there will generally be an "expert" at your local park. Be cautious about taking too much sundry guidance and always go looking for a trainer that advocates positive training systems. Avoid any individual that offers guidance containing predomination, aversion or punishment.