What is the difference between a Golden Retriever and a Labrador? The golden retriever’s hair is long and soft, and its tail is thick. When the tail is pulled flat, the hair at the bottom will hang down like a curtain. When pulled, the hair is thick and short, and the tail is thin and tapered. shape. Golden retrievers do not have chocolate or black colors, but Labradors do. Golden Retrievers are precocious and lazy in temperament, while Lala is more energetic.

1. From the perspective of hair length, the hair covering the whole body of the golden retriever is relatively long and soft, especially on the ears and tail. The Labrador's tail is thin and tapered; the golden retriever's tail is thick, And when the tail is stretched flat, the hair at the bottom of the tail will hang down like a curtain. Labradors have thick and short hair all over their bodies. It is difficult to distinguish between the two when they are young, but you can still tell from the thickness and fluffiness of the hair.

2. In terms of coat color, golden retrievers have light moon yellow and golden bright colors, while Labradors have light moon yellow, black, and chocolate colors. Some of the coat colors between the two are close. But golden retrievers don’t have chocolate or black colors!

3. Golden Retrievers are precocious and lazy, and are not as energetic as Labradors. Golden Retrievers usually feel tired after playing for 10 minutes to half an hour, while Labradors don’t know how tired they are even after playing all over. Type, as lively as a wild child, late bloomer!

4. Golden Retrievers are considered to be warm-hearted dogs. Many families are willing to let Golden Retrievers help take care of their children and let them grow up with their children. They are delicate in mind, neat in appearance, docile in character, loyal and calm, and love children. Patience, intelligence and liveliness, these excellent characteristics have gradually developed into a popular family dog. Labradors are loyal and intelligent, and are reassuring with children. They are always self-sufficient and happy, and are wary of intruders. They are also suitable for suburban life. !Labradors are also often selected as guide dogs in public places as well as search and rescue dogs and other working dog breeds, with high obedience!