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Other Breed Small 8 to 12 Weeks Dog For Sale
Nickname:Bandit
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $2,000.00
Meet Merle
Bandit is a very energetic Golden Retriever puppy that is sure provide you loads of fun! This well built pup is family raised with children that spoil him with attention. Bandit is vet checked and up to date on shots and wormer. He can also be registered with the ACA and comes with a health guarantee provided by the breeder. To learn more about this perfect pup, please contact the breeder today!
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How can we take care of a Golden Retriever in winter?
-- Golden Retriever
A lot of people like Golden Retriever, it’s gentle and loyal to his owner, and it’s easier to feed than other dogs, but there’s no need to worry about feeding a golden retriever in winter, because the golden hair on the body of thick fur has a certain ability to keep out the cold, as long as we do not often go out under the cold will not have any problems. When we take care of the golden retriever in winter, first of all, we must ensure that the dog’s living environment is clean and hygienic and observe the puppy for more than 7 days under normal diet and living conditions, if there are no obvious health problems, take the dog to be vaccinated.
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How do we take care of-a newborn Golden Retriever?
-- Golden Retriever
In each of our expectations, finally ushered in the birth of a golden retriever puppy, the dog’s safe birth for us is the happiest thing, this is the golden retriever to give us the best gift. But puppy care is a very important thing, if you know how to take care of a newborn golden retriever, then I think the following article must be a great help to you.
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How to Choose the Right Toys for the Golden Retriever?
-- Golden Retriever
When golden retrievers feel constrained, upset, lonely, or stressed, the release of stress often manifests itself in destructive behavior. Toys can help golden retrievers reduce stress and reduce the likelihood of destructive behavior. Without a toy, the golden retriever would tear at anything within reach, shoes, books, even beds, and chairs. We need to choose a toy of the right size to help the golden retriever burn off some of its energy. Some toys may be suitable for golden retrievers, but when the golden retriever grows up, it may appear smaller and should be discarded. Small toys, such as small rubber balls, maybe swallowed or stuck in the throat by the growing golden retriever. So we have to get rid of the toy pieces and the toys that have been shredded.