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All about Golden Retrievers
All about Golden Retrievers
All about Golden Retrievers
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All about Golden Retrievers

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Information about Golden Retrievers and how to look after them. This dog eBook is 23 pages long with important facts that you need to know, if you want to get a Golden Retriever as a family dog.

The topics in this book include:
. Grooming
. Training tips
. Traveling
. Choosing the right puppy
. Suitable retailers
. Medical conditions

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 21, 2013
ISBN9781301752447
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    All about Golden Retrievers - Christopher Short

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    All about Golden Retrievers

    All about Golden Retrievers

    Christopher Short

    Copyright Christopher Short 2013

    Published at Smashwords

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    Contents Page

    The Golden Retriever

    Adopting an older retriever

    Bedding for the dog

    Breeding Golden Retrievers

    Characteristics of Reputable Breeders

    Characteristics of the Golden Retriever

    Common Health Problems

    Crate Training Your Golden

    Eye and Heart disease

    Feeding your dog

    Grooming

    Hip dysplasia

    House breaking

    Human food

    Keeping dog healthy

    Medical problems

    Selecting puppy

    Socializing

    The approach to feeding

    Tips for training

    Travelling

    The Golden Retriever

    In a dog’s world, Golden Retrievers are simply the fatal attraction. They are a preferred dog breed, making great pets, hunting dogs, obedience competitors, show dogs, and even a combination of all these traits. No matter what your intent may be to own a Golden Retriever, you’ll have an excellent dog that will live up to its potential and then some.

    Golden Retrievers are calm, well mannered, and extremely affectionate. They are easy to train as well, very intelligent, and great for those who need a companion. Golden’s are also loyal to their owners, lovable, and great with children of all ages. They also make great watchdogs as well, as they will bark loud and let you know when a stranger is near.

    Like other dogs, Golden Retrievers will shed their hair throughout the year and more in the spring - no matter how many times you brush them a day. They also like to be in and near the water, similar to Labs. If you have any type of water on or near your property, your Golden Retriever will be in it, and tend to be either wet or muddy quite a bit - which can tend to get frustrating.

    If you are always on the go or never at home, you shouldn’t get a Golden Retriever. If you prefer cats over dogs, you should look into another breed. Golden Retrievers crave attention and admiration, and normally don’t do too well if you leave them at home by themselves for long periods of time. Golden’s need attention, and desire to be around you at all times. If you spend a lot of time at home on the other hand, or have kids, a Golden Retriever will be a perfect addition to your family.

    A lot of people out there prefer to get a puppy and raise it themselves. This way, the puppy will grow up with the skills they have taught him. This is a great idea and very rewarding, although it can consume a lot of your time and tend to be very frustrating at times. Those who don’t have a lot of time to spare or tend to get easily frustrated shouldn’t get a puppy. Instead, they should look towards an older Golden Retriever who has already been housed broken and trained.

    Golden Retrievers are an excellent breed, and they can provide you with the companion you have been looking for. They can participate in several activities with you as well, such as hiking, camping, and walking. Golden’s love the outdoors and they love just getting out there and doing things with you and your family. If you include your Golden Retriever in family activities - you’ll have a friend for life who will quickly grow on you over the

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