The origin of the golden retriever

The Golden Retriever, which originates from Scotland, is popular all over the world. Its golden coat attracts all living beings, and its naturally docile personality makes people fall in love with it. To trace the history of the Golden Retriever, we have to travel back to 1865. At that time, hunting was popular in Scotland, so medium-sized dogs that were good at hunting wild animals were very popular among hunters.

Later, a nobleman in Scotland tried to breed a yellow Labrador retriever with the now extinct Labrador water retriever. After the breed was improved, it became today's golden retriever. .

Golden Retrievers became popular in the UK, and their popularity continued to increase. They were very popular among the British. In 1903, the first Golden Retriever was officially registered with the British Kennel Club. Eight years later, the British Golden Retriever The Dog Club was established and became famous in England. Later, some tourists who traveled to the UK brought golden retrievers back to the United States, Canada and other places for hunting.

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The brows on the head are clear, the skull is broad, and the skull is connected to the nose and mouth. The distance between the eyes is wide, and the eyes are dark brown, black and bright. The nose is black. Has a strong upper jaw with a perfect scissor bite. The front and rear limbs are straight and muscular.

The feet are round and firm like a cat's feet. The body is well-proportioned, with a thick chest and strong horizontal back and waist muscles. The tail is kept parallel to the back, and the tail end is curled or rolled up toward the back, but with less force.

It has a kind and friendly personality, is very loyal to its owner, is affectionate and cheerful, and likes to play with children. Based on genetic characteristics, it likes sports and is quite gluttonous. Golden Retrievers are very intelligent and have a great sense of humor. Under normal circumstances, they do not bark or discriminate against other dogs or people.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia—Golden Retriever