Golden Retriever

The Golden Retriever is a well-proportioned, powerful, and lively dog ​​breed. Its scientific name is the Golden Retriever. It is stable and has reasonable coordination of all parts of the body. The legs are not too long. Not clumsy, with a friendly expression and a warm, alert and confident personality. Because it is a hunting dog, its essential characteristics can only be shown in a difficult working environment. His general appearance, balance, gait and purpose of the breed should be given more emphasis than any one individual part of the body. Faults: Any departure from the described ideal shall be considered faulty to the degree to which it interferes with the breed's purpose or is contrary to breed character.

The origin of the development of the Golden Retriever

The history of the Scottish Golden Retriever can be traced back to 1865. In 1903, the first Golden Retriever was officially registered with the British Kennel Club. Eight years later, the British Golden Retriever The Retriever Club is formed.
The original name was the Soviet Tracking Dog, and later the genes of the Fleur hunting dog breed, the bloodhound breed, and the water snipe breed were added. The result of the breeding was a dog that was born with the ability to retrieve prey, was good at tracking and had a keen sense of smell. After it was first exhibited in 1908, it has been favored by people and is still popular all over the world.

Golden Retrievers have a very high IQ

Golden Retrievers have a high IQ, ranking fourth in the dog IQ rankings, equivalent to a 6 to 7-year-old child.
Golden Retriever training is relatively easy. Generally, after hearing a new command about 5 times, you will understand its meaning and easily remember it. When their owners give instructions, their chances of complying are higher than 95%. In addition, even if their owners are far away, they will respond within a few seconds after hearing the instructions. They can learn well even if the person training them is inexperienced.
The Golden Retriever is very friendly to children or babies, because it was originally a social animal, respected the leader, and worked hard to protect its companions; so after entering human life, it obeyed the orders of the head of the family. The owner feeds it, takes care of it, and the children play with it. The male owner who spends the least time at home makes it in awe. On the other hand, if the mistress is more authoritative and guides the whole family, the cat will completely obey the mistress. It is afraid, even afraid of those who are taller than it, but for those who are the same height or smaller than it, the dog will have a strong desire to protect them out of curiosity.