How to choose a purebred golden retriever? Generally speaking, we can identify a purebred golden retriever through the following characteristics.

1 Mouth. The shorter and thicker the golden retriever puppies are, the better. The adult dogs are square and wide, but not long or pointed.

2. Coat color. The coat color of purebred golden retriever puppies is really golden yellow, and the luster is very good. It does not feel very rough to the touch.

3. Forehead. The forehead is broad and flat, with pure eyes.

4 eyes. When a purebred fine golden retriever adult dog looks straight ahead, the whites of its eyes should not be exposed.

5 claws. It naturally gathers together instead of spreading out.

6 tail. When buying a golden retriever baby, the tail of a purebred golden retriever must be hanging diagonally when standing still.