How to evaluate the quality of little golden retrievers? We have listed ten points and arranged them as follows in order of importance. You can judge the quality of your golden retriever dog according to these ten standards:

1. Coat color. As the name suggests, Golden Retriever is naturally the best color. However, many kennels or individuals selling dogs, in order to sell dogs that are not golden, will promote another set of theories, saying that other colors are good, but this is actually from the perspective of the business. Of course, everyone has different standards for golden retrievers. Some friends like golden ones, while others like yellow ones, as well as black ones and pure white ones. This is understandable. But the mainstream still thinks that gold is better.

2. Bones. In this regard, just like people, a baby's frame is big, and it will be easier for him to grow taller in the future. The bone weight of a golden retriever is most easily seen from its paws. Good golden retrievers, even those that are only 30 days old, have very thick claws, more than 5cm in width. Bone mass is extremely important. If there is insufficient bone mass, the golden retriever will be very thin in the future and will not become an ideal good dog.

3. Mouth. Hold the golden retriever baby's mouth with your hands. The thicker the mouth of the golden retriever, the wider the mouth will be in the future, otherwise it will easily grow into a sharp-mouthed dog. Within the moderate range, the wider the mouth and the stronger the grip, the better the golden retriever.

4. Gross amount. When we select a small golden retriever, comb it carefully with a comb. Generally speaking, the more and thicker the hair, the better.

5. Fur distribution. Just having good coat color is not everything, it also depends on the distribution of the golden retriever dog’s fur. Straight hair is better than messy hair. When combing, you should pay attention to the color of the inner hair. The color of the golden retriever's coat is gradient. A good golden retriever baby can see the distribution of coat color when it grows up.

6. Nose. The golden retriever's nose should be black, and other colors are not particularly good.

7. Ears. The Golden Retriever’s ears should not be too big. Pull the tips of the ears to just cover the front of the golden retriever's eyes. If it exceeds too much, it is a shortcoming.

8. Eyes. When a purebred fine golden retriever adult dog looks straight ahead, the whites of its eyes should not be exposed. However, when choosing a golden retriever, never buy such a dog. One characteristic of all mammals is that the size of their eyes changes very little after they are born and grow up. Just like people, their eyes are quite big when they are born, but they get smaller as they grow up. Therefore, when buying a puppy, the whites of the eyes should be exposed appropriately.

9. Tail. Many friends don’t pay attention to the tail when choosing a little golden retriever. When buying a golden retriever baby, its tail should be tucked behind the butt or drooping moderately when standing still. When running, the tail will not be completely straight back, nor will it be curled up like a Chinese garden dog.

10. Observe the reaction of the little golden retriever. If the puppy reacts smartly, is strong, and is willing to be close to humans, thenThe little golden retriever is the best and is very suitable for future training.

After mastering the above ten points, you can become a professional golden retriever assessment expert.