Warm-hearted Golden Retriever (detailed introduction) has always been an ideal pet companion for many people, ranking among the top in dog intelligence, smart and empathetic. So how is the Golden Retriever personality? Here is a detailed introduction of the Golden Retriever, for those who like Golden Retrievers to learn about.

The Golden Retriever is one of the most beloved dog breeds. Its skull is relatively wide, slightly arched, but the occiput and forehead are not prominent. From the side view, the mouth and nose are straight, connected very firmly with the skull. The eyes are moderate in size, with a relatively large distance between them, slightly sunken, and the eye color is dark brown. The ears are rather short, hanging down close to the cheeks. The nose is black. The neck is medium length, the backline is robust and horizontal. The chest is deep, the waist is short, and the root of the tail is set high. The coat color is golden or creamy.

The robust Golden Retriever is very enthusiastic about work and always responsive to its owner. No matter the weather, it strives to fulfill the owner's requests. For example, it can catch waterfowl in the water even on chilly rainy days, showing its exceptional dedication. Being able to work under any weather conditions is both a recognition from the owner and a result of sufficient exercise keeping its body healthy, providing the prerequisite. Also, only working under special weather conditions can showcase the intrinsic personality traits of the Golden Retriever. I can do tasks others cannot!

Acting spoiled is also a worthy subject to study. The Golden Retriever, after some thought, found that if it slowly approaches the owner and makes coaxing sounds with its nose, lies down beside the owner, and shows its belly like “I twist left, I twist right, I’m just being stubborn,” the success rate is very high and it almost always receives the owner’s affection.

When a Golden Retriever puppy feels bored, it often looks downcast and whines. It is trying to tell the owner that being left alone at home bothers it a lot. At this time, no matter how the owner tries to please it, the puppy will weakly stand on its territory and refuse to go out. Even if the owner brings its favorite ball to play, it won’t even glance at it, turning away and sighing: “It’s just a ball, what’s so fun about it? You can’t bribe me so easily.” Then it closes its eyes and goes to sleep. Sigh, I am a bored soul, might as well sleep!

The Golden Retriever is very individualistic and lively; it also has the ability to carry prey in its mouth. Usually, it loves to help its owner find shoes. Outdoors, if it notices items like balls often used in training in the water, it will immediately jump in and fetch them back to the owner. The Golden Retriever enjoys these games endlessly. To attract the owner’s attention, it will sometimes run to the owner, lift one paw, and make a coaxing “hm hm” sound: “Owner, play for a while, just a little.” It will also keep circling the owner until receiving permission.

The Golden Retriever is like a curious Mr. Newton; it shows strong interest in plants, animals, or toys it sees for the first time. Its ears perk up suddenly, its tail wags non-stop, seemingly with some nervousness, slowly approaching, tilting its head, lost in thought: “What exactly is this?” Sometimes it will stand and watch for a long time. You might wonder, is it waiting for an apple to fall? After regaining composure, it will first sniff to check everything is okay, then use its nose thoroughly, and then bite with its mouth until it fully understands.