Golden Retrievers are gentle in temperament, intelligent, and highly obedient. Their cute appearance has earned them the nickname "the warm guy among dogs," making them companion dogs for more and more people. What issues should be noted during the raising of Golden Retrievers? Let me guide you through it.

1. It is necessary to prepare food for Golden Retrievers at fixed times and in fixed amounts every day. From an early age, train them to have good habits such as sleeping, eating, defecating, and scratching in designated places.

2. Brush or bathe your Golden Retriever daily to remove bacteria from the fur and prevent matting and tangles. Clean the ears and eyes 2-3 times weekly, and regularly trim nails, toes, and hair.

3. Since Golden Retrievers are relatively large, they need sufficient exercise. You can take them swimming or moderate walks, but be aware that before the age of one year, they are in a stage of bone development, so running is not suitable as it can affect their growth.

4. If Golden Retrievers consume animal liver for a long period, it can lead to obesity, skin itching, vitamin A toxicity, calcium deficiency, bleeding, and postpartum seizures. It is more appropriate to feed them dog food.

5. Pay attention to calcium supplementation when Golden Retrievers are teething or developing, especially female Golden Retrievers during the lactation period after giving birth.

6. Newly weaned Golden Retriever puppies have a very good appetite, so they should not be fed too much at one time. It is best to feed them three times a day at fixed times, such as after morning walks or after dinner.

7. The dog world is hierarchical. When a group of dogs eats from one bowl, dominant dogs may appear, causing weaker dogs to eat insufficiently. Therefore, feeding bowls should be kept more than one meter apart.