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Most dog lovers are aware of the fact that Golden retrievers are great dogs to keep at home or to train as hunting dogs. This breed has also proven successful at guiding the blind, as guard dogs in narcotic operatives and locating missing people. Undoubtedly, there are many other breeds out there, however Golden Retrievers have proven to one of the most manageable and versatile breeds in the dog animal kingdom.

We begin this article with the basic facts about the breed, then follow up with an in-depth look at their personality.

Group: Sporting

Weight: male: 65-80, female: 55-70 lbs

Height: male: 23-26 female: 21-24 inches

Overview

The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is originally from the United States, and often referred to as the “Chessie”. These dogs are enthusiastic hunters of fowls on both land and water. The Chesapeake Bay Retriever was the first retriever to be documented by the American Kennel Club. Even though they are not as well known today as the Golden or Labrador Retrievers, the Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are wonderful family and field companion dogs.

Goldendoodle and other dog facts

When it comes to Goldendoodles, they are a dog that is now the most loved, adored and also the most misunderstood canine of all. For instance, did you know that there are 701 pure breed dogs and that the Border collie, Poodle and Golden retriever are claimed to be the smartest of dogs? I do not know why just these three breeds were listed because I am sure there are other smart breeds of dogs out there and the person behind the poll definitly didn’t include the Goldendoodle! Fact 1: The Goldendoodle dog is highly intelligent.

One of the more important aspects of raising a dog is to socialise it. Socialising your golden retriever is a must, as it will teach golden retrievers how to behave in front of strangers, and how not to.

Of course, one can never predict the temperament of a dog when you bring them home. All dogs are different. Some dogs love everyone, while others don’t like strangers at all.

The golden retriever is perhaps the most popular family dog and rightly so as its gentle temperament makes it a great companion for families with children. originating from Britain this breed is an excellent tracker and has been used as a hunting dog and also to help sniff out narcotics. They are very intelligent and eager to please as well as fast learners which makes them great candidates for guide and therapy dogs.