At home, some golden retrievers will obey all members of the family. It understands that in some situations, such as when it hears a noise outside the window, it can give warning by barking to show its ferocious nature; in other situations, such as when a member of the family gives an order, it must obey . He even obeyed his master's orders and took his children to sell them.

　2. Timid and compliant type

This type of golden retriever has strong obedience, and they will even avoid eye contact with others. When their master gives a command, they will tuck their tails, and when anyone comes near them, they will collapse to the ground in fear. This is a relatively extreme golden retriever personality.

　3. Intelligent Dominant Type

Some golden retrievers intelligently dominate their owners through dependence and compliance. These golden retrievers may grab their owner's legs and ask for a hug, or refuse food and drink. These dominants are dominant individuals who demonstrate their authority in different ways. Facing this kind of golden retriever, people often feel that their IQ is not enough.

　4. Domineering type

Some golden retrievers are extremely domineering. They show their authority by using body language that threatens others, such as staring, raising their tails, or even baring their teeth and roaring in a threatening manner. This kind of character must have a strong owner to tame it, otherwise it will feel that its status is higher than its owner. Because this kind of golden retriever may even hurt you, if you like domineering things, then you can choose this dog.

5. The type that deserves a beating

Some golden retrievers are not warm at all. They are so naughty that they make you suspect that you are raising a fake golden retriever. They are so neurotic that they are a bit outrageous. They are not compatible with "warm men". They are just like huskies in golden retrievers, which often makes you wonder. Unable to smile.

　6. Mixed type

Most dogs are neither dominant nor submissive. In some situations, when some golden retrievers are together, they are dominant, and in other situations, when they are together with other golden retrievers, they are submissive. Most golden retrievers have mixed personalities.