How can you tell if a Golden Retriever is a purebred?

For Golden Retrievers, people want to choose a purebred breed. But how can you tell if a Golden Retriever is purebred or impure?

Golden Retriever (details).

First of all, before choosing a golden retriever, you should check the relevant information about the golden retriever to understand the characteristics of purebred and healthy golden retrievers. The standard of purebred Golden Retrievers, in case you can have a clear idea when you choose, and have the ability to distinguish whether a Golden Retriever is purebred or not. Of course, if you can't guarantee that you will pick a purebred golden retriever, then you can also invite an expert who has studied dogs to accompany you in advance.

The Golden Retriever is a well-proportioned, powerful and lively dog breed with a strong body, reasonable coordination of all parts of the body, legs that are neither too long nor clumsy, a friendly expression, and a warm, alert and confident personality. The Golden Retriever's skull is relatively wide, slightly arched in both directions, but neither the occipital bone nor the forehead protrudes. The frontal segment is clear and not steep.

The front face is deep and broad, about as long as the skull.

In addition, purebred Golden Retrievers should have bright eyes, dark eye rims, large eye spacing, moderately sunken, and brown eyes are ideal. The nose should also be black or brown, if it is any other color, it is disqualified. In addition, the Golden Retriever has a medium-length neck, and its entire body muscles are very well developed and compact, and its limbs are strong and powerful.

At the same time, the hair should be very shiny and silky, mainly showing a shiny golden yellow of various colors.

The above are some of the basic characteristics that purebred Golden Retrievers should have, if you find that the Golden Retriever has some symptoms that are different from the above, you must pay special attention, do not blindly buy, you must clearly identify whether the Golden Retriever is purebred after making a decision whether you should buy it.

The Golden Retriever is a well-proportioned, powerful, and lively dog breed.

Male dogs are 23-24 inches tall at the shoulders; are 21-22 inches. If the height error is less than one inch, the penalty will be based on the degree to which the deviation from the standard height is applicable. If the error exceeds one inch, it is disqualified.

The ratio of distance from the sternum to the tip of the hip to the shoulder height is 12:11. Male dogs weigh 65-75 pounds and female dogs weigh 55-65 pounds.

Head The skull is broad, slightly arched in both directions, but neither the occipital bone nor the forehead protrudes. The frontal segment is clear and not steep. The front face is deep and broad, about as long as the skull.

Viewed from the side, the mouth and nose are straight, and the joint with the skull is smooth and stable; Viewed from the front and side, the frontal segment is slightly deeper and wider than the tip. The upper lip droops but does not appear heavy. It is possible to remove the beard, but it is not recommended.

The eyes are friendly and intelligent, large but not too large, with dark eye rims, large eye spacing, and moderately sunken. Dark brown color is ideal; Medium brown is also acceptable. Tilted, triangular and narrow eyes that deviate from the correct expression are defective.

When the dog is looking straight ahead, there is no visible white or transient membrane. Functional abnormalities of the eyelids and eyelashes (e.g., but not limited to: trichiasis, entropion, ectropion, double eyelids) are disqualified.

The ears are short, the anterior edge is * posterior, just above the eyes, drooping, and close to the cheeks. If you pull forward, the tips of your ears just cover your eyes. Low-rooted, hound-like ears are defective.

The nose is black or brownish-black, and it is possible to lighten the color in cold weather, but it should not be too noticeable. A pink nose or severe pigmentation deficiency is a defect. The teeth are scissor-like occlusion, with the inside of the upper incisors in contact with the lower incisors.

Protrusion of the upper or lower jaw is disqualified. Misalignment of teeth (irregular position of the incisors) or horizontal bite (incisor edges touching each other from edge to edge) is not desirable, but it is not as severe as protruding the upper and lower jaws. A significant interdental space is a defect.

Neck, dorsal line, torso The neck is medium-long, and the shoulders are gradually submerged into the full*, appearing strong and muscular. The throat should not be too loose and sagging. The dorsal line is strong, from withers to slightly inclined buttocks, and remains level at rest and in motion.

downward-sloping, arched, concave back; Flat or too steep buttocks are defects.

Purebred??? Hey, hey....What a hassle! It's too small....If you bought it in a regular kennel and have a real pedigree....It should be considered purebred! You just look with your eyes....I can't see it....