Golden Retriever (detailed introduction)

　　Some new owners want their dogs to be smart and easy to train. These owners may prefer breeds like Golden Retrievers and Labradors. However, we can see that many dogs nowadays are disobedient. Part of the reason is improper training by the owner, and part may be due to the dog’s innate personality.

　　How can you choose a smart and easy-to-train dog?

　　1. If your ability to train dogs is not very strong, do not choose the largest puppy in a litter, because generally, such puppies have strong control desires and are not easy to train.

　　2. Choose puppies with a strong desire for objects. You can throw a tennis ball in front of a litter, and the puppies that chase the ball are usually smarter.

　　3. Without holding any food, call from a distance and choose the puppy that comes running first. That puppy tends to be more dependent on the owner and easier to train.

　　4. When puppies are playing together, clap your hands or stomp beside them. It is best not to choose puppies that get scared and panic easily. Such puppies tend to be timid and may bark excessively in the future.