How do you tell whether a Golden Retriever is pure or not? Purebred Golden Retrievers have a broad skull and a big mouth, with a protruding bone on their head. The fur is golden or milky white or wavy, the tail is parallel to the back, and the more hair, the better. Brown eyes, the whites of the eyes are not exposed when looking straight ahead, the ears are not big, and the tips of the ears are pulled to just cover the front of the eyes.

1. A purebred golden retriever has a broad skull and a large mouth, with a protruding bone on the head.

2. Its fur is golden, or milky white, or wavy, and its tail is parallel to its back. The more hair, the better. You can grab a handful with your hands and it will feel very comfortable. The hair will return to its original shape after being put away.

3. Pure Golden Retrievers have brown eyes that do not reveal the whites of their eyes when looking straight ahead. Eyes capture color depth, large eye space, and moderate melancholy.

4. The ears of a pure golden retriever are not too big. Pull the tips of the ears to just cover the front of the golden retriever's eyes. The pure golden retriever's ears are folded off from one-third of the ear.