Puppy or Adult
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Mewzik, age 5 months |
Are you ready to share your home with a Golden Retriever? Read
the Top
10 Reasons Why Not To Get a Golden Retriever
Puppies are cute, cuddly and full of antics. Hopefully, that helps
carry you both through the period when puppies pee in the
house, surf kitchen counters, dig holes, jump up on people,
chew your possessions, run away and other annoying puppy habits!
Puppies need a substantial investment of time and training
for their first two years to become happy, well-adjusted adults
you'll enjoy having underfoot. If you have the time to devote
to raising a puppy, this can be a joyful and bonding experience.
On the other hand, if you question if you:
- have time to raise a puppy
- can cope with 18 months of training a puppy
to behave
- can afford the price of a well-bred Golden
Retriever puppy
- have met Golden Retriever breeders with whom you're comfortable
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Savannah
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adopted
in 2003 |
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Samson
-- age 12 years |
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