What are the characteristics of a Golden Retriever puppy? A Golden Retriever puppy has a well-proportioned body, a flexible and coordinated gait, and good overall proportions; a good-looking Golden Retriever puppy has a bone protrusion behind its head, and its nose must be black; a Golden Retriever puppy’s tail is very Characteristics must be natural drooping and cannot curl upward.

Even though golden retriever puppies are still small, it can be seen that their body shape is well-proportioned and strong. It has a well-balanced build, with a thick chest, level back and muscular loin.

The head of a golden retriever puppy has two characteristics. First, there is an obvious bone protrusion at the back of the head. A golden retriever without this protrusion is not a pure breed. Secondly, in the middle of the nose, there is a vertical straight line in a concave state. It is better to be deeper than shallow.

The distance between the golden retriever's eyes is wider, the eyes are dark brown, and the black eyes are bright. The best eye color is dark brown.

When a golden retriever is standing still, its tail must be hanging diagonally. When a golden retriever baby is standing still, its tail should be tucked behind the butt or drooping moderately. When running, the tail will not be completely straight back, nor will it be curled up like a Chinese garden dog.

Golden retrievers have dense undercoat. The upper coat is smooth or wavy, with colors ranging from gold to creamy yellow. It is best to have thick coat that is impermeable to water. The short coat grows well. The outer coat is strong, close to the body, vertical or curly, but not rough or silky. The hair on the head, soles of feet and forelimbs is short; there are bushes of hair on the back and abdomen of the forelimbs; the hair on the neck, back of thighs and the inside of the tail is denser. The coat color exudes different shades of golden luster, and the hair on the feet and tail can be lighter.