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Golden Group Rescue Retriever
The golden group rescue retriever organization has photos and puppy information.
Puppies of this breed are very difficult to own, even for an experienced owner. This breed is slow to mature, which makes some owners think that these dogs are silly and impossible to train. Housebreaking may take up to 6 months with this breed; a daily time commitment for housebreaking a pup is 3-4 hours. The first year in the dog’s life is the crucial for its further development. At around 12-14 weeks old, puppies need socialization lessons; after 6 months, they should be provided with basic obedience training. Much exercise and several play sessions a day are required for a puppy.
The golden group rescue retriever organization has photos and puppy information.
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Golden Group Rescue Retriever -
photos, puppy
The problem of pet overpopulation is very acute in the USA now, because many people cannot keep the animals any more and abandon them or even euthanize. There exist many non-profit organizations, aiming at accepting unwanted animals from shelters and owners and finding suitable loving homes for them. This particular breed is often abandoned because of its size and very active nature; it isn’t the dog for couch potatoes. These dogs require much exercise and training, otherwise they become destructive and mischievous. Besides, they shed heavily twice a year. The golden group rescue retriever organization has photos and puppy information.
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