Time for Golden Retrievers to moult:

1. Golden Retriever puppies, generally speaking, Golden Retrievers will moult around 4 months of age. Of course, depending on the physical quality of the golden retriever and environmental influences, some may shed their hair earlier or later. When a golden retriever is about 6 months old, its fetal hair will all fade away and new hair will begin to grow, which will be basically completed at about 1 year old.

2. Adult golden retrievers will also change their hair every day when spring, summer, autumn and winter alternate. Due to the influence of climate change, golden retrievers will also change their hair. When summer comes, they will shed their thick, warm fur on their bodies so they can stay cool during the summer. When winter comes, the non-warm summer hair will fall off and thick, soft hair will grow to withstand the winter cold.

3. If the golden retriever has an unscientific diet, lacks physical nutrition, or suffers from skin diseases, uses inappropriate hair care products, resulting in dry, rough and unhealthy hair texture, or is damaged by the environment. Effects, etc., will cause golden retrievers to experience a small amount of hair loss and hair change in normal seasons.

Care for golden retriever hair:

Routine grooming work

1. Brush the entire body of the golden retriever with a scraper to remove any loose hair. Hair and dander.

2. Pay special attention to the hair behind the Golden Retriever’s ears. The hair here is soft and often forms tangles.

3. Trim toenails, clean ears, eyes, and teeth.

4. Trim excess hair on the foot pads, around the toes and behind the hock joints.

Grooming work for golden retrievers after bathing

1. Use suitable shampoo for golden retrievers when bathing and rinse thoroughly. Use hair nutrient solution to care for your hair at least 3 times a year.

2. After squeezing out water with a towel, blow dry with a hair dryer.

3. You can thin the hair under the Golden Retriever’s ears and carefully trim the hair on the edges of the ears.

4. Trim the tail from the end, and gradually cut it into a feather shape. Use your index finger and thumb to hold the tip of the tail and trim it into a curved shape.

5. If the golden retriever's fringe is relatively long and easily stained, use thinning shears to trim it.

6. You can trim beards and other excess facial hair.