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Golden Retrievers originated in Scotland in the 19th century. Yellow Retrievers were crossed with the extinct Tweed Water Spaniel and afterwards with Bloodhounds and Irish Setters.
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Golden Retrievers are kind and friendly. They are friendly with people, children, and other pets, making them good family dogs.
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Golden Retrievers rank high in intelligence and trainability. They learn quickly and are eager to please, making them good obedience candidates.
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Golden Retrievers excel at retrieving. They are great hunting and sporting dogs since they naturally hold goods delicately in their teeth.
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Golden Retrievers are versatile. They serve as guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, therapy dogs, and service dogs for disabled people.
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Golden Retrievers have a strong, water-repellent double coat that ranges from pale cream to dark golden. Maintaining their beautiful coat requires regular care.
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Golden Retrievers shed moderately to heavily, especially during seasonal fluctuations. Regular brushing reduces shedding and maintains their coat.
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Golden Retrievers are playful and enthusiastic. They love fetch, swimming, and jogging, making them great companions for active families.
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Golden Retrievers adore water. Strong swimmers with webbed feet help them retrieve stuff from water.
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Golden Retrievers live 10–12 years. Some may live longer with adequate care, food, and veterinary checkups.