What do you think of a purebred Golden Retriever? A purebred Golden Retriever should have an obvious bone protrusion at the top of its head, and a concave vertical straight line in the middle of its nose. The eyes of purebred fine golden retrievers are brown. When the adult dog looks straight ahead, the whites of the eyes should not be exposed. The ears of a purebred golden retriever should be able to pull the tip of the ear to just cover the front of the golden retriever's eyes, and the ears should be folded down from 1/3 of the ear.

1. Look at the head

The golden retriever’s head has two characteristics. First, there is an obvious bone protrusion at the top of the head. A golden retriever without this protrusion is not pure. Secondly, in the middle of the nose, there is a vertical straight line in a concave state. It is better to be deeper than shallow.

　2. Look at the eyes

The eyes of purebred golden retrievers are brown, and the whites of the eyes should not be exposed when an adult golden retriever looks straight ahead. When choosing a small golden retriever, you can show a little white of the eyes appropriately.

　3. Look at the ears

The golden retriever’s ears should not be too big. If the ears are too big or too long, it is not an advantage, but a defect. 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. The ears of purebred golden retrievers are folded down from the upper third of the ear.