Choose a dog that is in good spirits, with bright eyes and flexible ears. It can respond quickly when someone approaches and shows active approach or avoidance; whether the golden retriever's fur is neat and smooth, whether the muscles are plump and well-proportioned, whether the limbs are symmetrical and strong, and whether there are Lameness; when looking straight ahead, try not to expose the whites of your eyes.

The little golden retriever is in better mental condition. A healthy and lively little golden retriever should have sharp eyes, flexible ears and tail, and should respond quickly when someone approaches, showing active approach or avoidance.

When buying a puppy, you should observe whether the puppy's movements are flexible and whether its gait is steady. You can tell by teasing it for a walk, whether its coat is neat and smooth, and whether its muscles are plump and well-proportioned. Pull it out and take a look. Pay more attention to whether the limbs are symmetrical and strong, and whether there is any lameness when it walks.

Observe the facial features of the small golden retriever. When a purebred fine golden retriever looks straight ahead, try not to show the whites of its eyes. Golden Retriever’s ears should not be too big. Too big and too long ears are not advantages, but defects. Pull the tips of the ears to just cover the front of the golden retriever's eyes. If it exceeds too much, it is a shortcoming.

Many friends don’t pay attention to the tail when choosing a golden retriever. Everyone, please pay attention to the way golden retriever models stand. If the tail is tilted upward or flat, someone must have pulled it up. When a golden retriever is standing still, its tail must be hanging diagonally. When buying a golden retriever, its tail should be tucked behind the butt or drooping moderately when standing still. When running, the tail will not be completely straight back, nor will it be curled up like a Chinese garden dog.