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Golden Retriever Facts
Learn more golden retriever facts before buying puppies and talk to breeders on care requirements.
The lifespan of this breed is about 13 years. Many lines are prone to a number of life-threatening disorders. Hereditary problems are common in purebreds; it’s almost impossible to find absolutely healthy individuals. Even champion quality animals can develop genetic disorders later in life. Breeding these dogs for sale is very profitable for backyard breeders and puppy mills, because the breed is very popular and many people want to buy a pet they’ve seen on TV. Impulsive buyers are not usually knowledgeable on the breed. Such people often surrender their dogs to rescues.
Learn more golden retriever facts before buying puppies and talk to breeders on care requirements.
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Golden Retriever Facts -
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This breed was developed in Scotland and England in the 19th century with the main aim of accompanying hunters and searching for the killed and wounded game. These dogs have a keen sense of smell and are able to swim in cold water. Today, it is one of the most versatile breeds in the world. With their unique appearance, these dogs become movie stars, show ring champions and are widely used as guides for the blind. They are excellent with children and are ideal pets for active people. Learn more golden retriever facts before buying puppies and talk to breeders on care requirements.
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