Blue Golden Retriever Puppy

1. Blue Golden Retriever glopuppysanctuary.com/product/buy-blue-golden-retriever $1,899.00 Health Certificate: Free ISO microchip: Free Shipping Crate: INCLUDED Lifetime Health Guarantee: INCLUDED FCI Pedigree: INCLUDED Category: GOLDEN RETRIEVER Buy Blue Golden Retriever Breeder’s Note Buy Blue Golden Retriever is the sweetest and snuggest pup of this Golden Retriever litter. 1/3

2. This is a very strong bloodlines, and the sire himself is a Champion winning Golden Retriever. This pup will come with all details of vaccinations and deworming’s to date, microchip, and the Puppy Firm Guarantee. Breed: Golden Retriever Gender: Male Color: brindle Age: 12weeks Date of Birth: Jun 09.2020 Caring for your Golden Retriever Golden Retrievers are usually real big softies and can make a great addition to a home. They are a popular pet for families, but be aware that they are prone to certain health conditions and you will need to make sure your pet’s been screened where possible to avoid them. It’s also really important to keep your Retriever in shape, as they can easily become overweight. Golden Retrievers and barking As with any dog, you shouldn’t expect your Golden Retriever to be silent all the time! How much noise they make will be down to the individual dog. If you’re having problems with excessive noise or barking, we recommend seeking the advice of an accredited behaviorist. Training and Socialization Golden Retrievers thrive off training and are very intelligent dogs. As long as your Retriever is properly socialized from a young age, they should be confident around new people and situations. Retrievers also like their chill out time but will be more than happy to show you plenty of affection on their own terms. Though they are typically well-behaved with positive, reward-based training, we wouldn’t recommend leaving your Retriever on their own for too long if you can avoid it. Like all dogs, Golden Retrievers like to chew, so it’s better if there is someone around for the majority of the time to keep an eye on them. Remember, it’s recommended that you never leave your dog alone for more than four hours as it can cause them to become stressed and anxious. 2/3

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