The Golden Retriever was originally a retrieval hound. Now they are mostly used as guide dogs and pet dogs. Very friendly to children or babies. The Golden Retriever ranks fourth in the world's dog breed IQ rankings. It is a very popular breed in modern times and one of the most common domestic dogs because it is easy to keep, patient and does not require much from its owner. The Golden Retriever is a symmetrical, powerful, and lively dog ​​breed. Its scientific name is the Golden Retriever. It is stable and has reasonable coordination of all body parts. Its legs are neither too long nor clumsy. It has a friendly expression and a personality that is enthusiastic, alert, and confident. Currently, they are mainly bred as domestic dogs and are large dogs. As a common domestic dog, how to tell whether a golden retriever is pure or not?

1. How to judge whether a golden retriever is pure or not?

At present, the number of golden retrievers is increasing in our country. Because people love this dog breed very much, the number of breeders is also relatively large. Nowadays, golden retrievers have entered many families, and many owners hope that they can choose an excellent golden retriever. Of course, purebred golden retrievers also have many characteristics. Next, let’s take a look at what characteristics purebred golden retrievers have?

Head: There is an obvious bone protrusion on the top of the golden retriever's head. Without this protrusion, the breed of golden retriever is impure.

Eyes: Golden Retriever’s eyes are very intelligent, cute and friendly. Dark brown eyes, slightly darker at the eye rims, moderately sunken.

Ears: In addition, the ears of purebred golden retrievers will be shorter, with the front edge farther back, hanging right above the eyes and close to the cheeks.

Nose: The nose of a purebred golden retriever is black or brown-black. The color may become lighter in cold weather, but it should not be too obvious. A pink nose or severe lack of pigment is a fault.

Teeth: The teeth of a purebred Golden Retriever have a scissors bite, with the inner sides of the upper incisors touching the lower incisors. A protruding upper or lower jaw is a disqualification.

Coat color: Purebred golden retrievers are brighter in color and appear golden yellow. As we age, the hair on various parts of the body will become somewhat grayer.

Tail: When a purebred Golden Retriever stands still, the tail is tucked behind the buttocks or droops moderately.

2. Selection of golden retriever dogs

The purchase of a Golden Retriever dog is a big deal for every owner. Only when we buy a healthy Golden Retriever dog will our feeding be easy. At the same time, we also need to look at the dog when buying a Golden Retriever dog. How energetic is this? This is also a major thing to pay attention to when buying a dog. When choosing a golden retriever, you should carefully check whether the dog's eyes are moist and whether there is a lot of excrement. If there is a lot of excrement, such a dog may usually suffer from eye disease. In addition, golden retrievers with pink noses or severe pigmentation defects are to be faulted. Misaligned teeth or a level bite are not optional, but are not as serious as an overshot or underjaw. Obvious tooth gaps are a defect.