Even though we have learned a lot about the common sense when choosing a Golden Retriever puppy, we still have to pay attention to the five key points when choosing a Golden Retriever puppy for its physical quality:
Golden Retriever (Definite Introduction)
a. Take the body temperature. The temperature of a golden retriever puppy is between 38 and 39, which is more than half the temperature. The temperature is okay, but if it is higher, there is a problem.
b. Weigh the body weight. The weight that a puppy should have at each age may vary, but it cannot be too large. For example, if it is only 10 pounds at three months old, this is definitely not possible.
c. Look at your eyes. The whites of a good Golden Retriever's eyes are blurred and bluish, the pupils are concentrated and invisible, and there should be no obvious red bloodshot eyes.
d. Turn tail. Open the tails of golden retriever puppies and take a look at their puppies to see if they are clean. If they are not clean, maybe the surrounding hair is stuck together, indicating that the dog has a problem with its recent penetration and there are hidden dangers.
e. Call. When choosing a golden retriever, you might as well stay away and call the little golden retriever in a calm voice. Dogs that respond quickly have good hearing. If some dogs don’t respond when they yell, they either have hearing problems or are in poor physical condition.
f. Comb the hair. We might as well use a small comb to comb the little golden retrievers. Remember: comb backwards to see if there are parasites on the dog. After reading these, if there are no problems, then these dogs are already qualified for purchase.
What do you think, the key points for choosing these golden retriever puppies are simple and practical, right? If you are interested, you may wish to take a look at "How to evaluate the qualities of little golden retrievers - Ten tips"
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