Standard weight of golden retrievers

1 and 2 months: male: 6kg; female: 5kg.

2 and 3 months old: male: 11kg; female: 9kg.

3 and 4 months old: male: 17kg; female: 15kg.

4 and 6 months old: male: 24kg; female: 21kg.

5 and 8 months old: male: 29kg; female: 24kg.

6 and 12 months: male: 33kg; female: 28kg.

Reasons for Golden Retrievers to be overweight

1. Diseases can cause Golden Retrievers to be obese, such as thyroid insufficiency, adrenal hyperactivity, pancreatic gland tumors and certain brain tumors. .

2. Dogs don’t like to exercise. They always sleep at home and exercise much less, which can easily cause golden retrievers to become obese.

3. The metabolism of older dogs is slower, so older golden retrievers tend to gain weight.

4. Golden Retrievers can also gain weight if they consume too much nutrients daily.

The reasons why Golden Retrievers are underweight

1. The daily nutritional intake is not enough. The owner should pay attention to the feeding portion and diet mix to achieve balanced nutrition.

2. Dogs are infected with parasites, resulting in weight loss.