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About Golden Retrievers near Tyler, TX
Golden Retrievers have been one of the most popular breeds in the world for decades now, and it’s pretty easy to see why. Loyal, obedient, hardworking, intelligent and friendly, Goldens have everything we look for in the ultimate companion.
Loyal and Loving
Golden Retrievers are plentiful on the silver screen, and the breed’s affection and loyalty are two of the biggest reasons why.
Absolutely Adorable
Goldens are plenty cute! These adorable pups stay photogenic well into old age, so be sure to get your favorite Instagram filters ready!
Fantastically Friendly
Golden Retrievers are an outgoing breed. These dogs are way better at cuddling than acting as guard dogs.
Super Playful
People love that Golden Retrievers hang onto their playful nature well into old age. These dogs love to play!
Incredibly Intelligent
These intelligent and hardworking pups will breeze through obedience training with the right mindset and a little dedication.
Fun for the Whole Family
Golden Retrievers are gentle and kind. They love kids and get along great with other pets (and people in general).
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5 Star Breeders
We only work with Golden Retriever breeders who pass our 47 breeder standards. Here are a few of them...
Vintage Pups
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Puppy Place
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Questions & Answers
Golden Retrievers are classified as Sporting dogs. Sporting dogs typically need to have a high degree of intelligence and alertness, as their purpose is to work with their handler, commonly a hunter, searching for game. They have an inherent ability to use their noses to locate and flush out game, and then the handler can take aim and shoot. In addition, Golden Retrievers are known for their friendly and easygoing nature, and they are often used as Guide dogs, Therapy dogs, and Show dogs.
Golden Retrievers are a high shedding breed, and though some Golden Retrievers may produce less fur than others, they are not generally regarded as a non-shedding breed. It is important to thoroughly brush your Golden Retriever's coat regularly to prevent matting, but this will not completely stop shedding from occurring. A deshedding tool, such as the Furminator or a comb with thin, widely spaced teeth can help to remove the excess fur before it accumulates as it sheds.
As a responsible pet owner, you should feed your Golden Retriever a nutritionally balanced diet specifically formulated for their age, weight, and activity level. Ideally, high-quality food with real meat ingredients should make up the majority of their diet and offer a variety of vitamins and minerals for optimal health. The diet should also contain essential fatty acids to promote a nice, thick, shiny coat and healthy skin. Be sure to read labels carefully and choose foods that do not contain artificial preservatives or additives and favor whole grains over processed grains.
To prepare your home for a new Golden Retriever, you want to make sure the room they are spending the most time in is safe and comfortable. Begin by securely baby proofing the area by removing any hazardous items and blocking off open areas. You should also dog-proof their area including furniture climb protection, physical barriers, and providing pet-safe tools and toys. Getting a dog bed or crate is essential for comfortable rest and gives your furry companion a place to call their own.
The size of a Golden Retriever puppy will depend on a multitude of factors, including the puppy's genetics, diet, and exercise regimen. Generally speaking, Goldens can weigh between 55 and 75 pounds as full-grown adults. On average, they reach full maturity between 12 and 18 months. Some develop faster than others. Proper nutrition and exercise are important for helping a puppy reach its full size potential. Another important factor in puppy size is the parents' size. Knowing the size of the puppy's parents or siblings can be a good indication of how big it will eventually get.
Yes, Golden Retrievers are very active and energetic dogs. They love being outdoors and playing fetch, and they excel at agility activities. Golden Retrievers are highly social and want to be with their people for as much of the day as possible. They need daily exercise to stay healthy and happy, such as at least an hour of daily activity, like walking or playing. Golden Retrievers cannot just stay cooped up in one spot all day and not have the proper physical and mental stimulation that they need.
Yes, Golden Retrievers get along wonderfully with kids, as they are gentle, patient, and eager to please. Golden Retrievers are intelligent, loyal, and highly trainable, which makes them a great family pet. They are also good-natured, rarely showing aggression. On walks or playing in the yard, Golden Retrievers and kids often enjoy similar activities like fetching sticks or Frisbees. These behaviors help to foster unity and enhance the bond between the two.
Training a Golden Retriever is an important and rewarding task. Exactly how many minutes per day of training necessary depends on the individual dog and your own training objectives. Generally, it is recommended that you start with 5 minutes a day of mental and physical stimulation to start acclimating your pup to new stimuli. From there, gradually increase the amount of time and levels of difficulty used in training. It is not recommended to train your pup for more than 30 minutes at a given time, meaning that the actual amount of training could total more than 30 minutes in a single day.
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