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English Golden Retrievers have a lighter colored and less dense coat, a stockier build, and a blockier head compared to their American counterparts. They also tend to have a lower risk of certain health issues, such as cancer.
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English Goldens are known for their laid back, calm, friendly and confident nature. This makes them excellent choices to fill the roles of family pets and service/therapy dogs.
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Like all Golden Retrievers, English Goldens are active dogs that require regular outlets for exercise and intellectual stimulation. Daily walks and playtime in a secure areas are recommended, but avoid over-exercising puppies to protect their developing joints.
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The calm, friendly and trusting nature of our English Goldens make them excellent candidates for therapy work.
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Yes! Our English Goldens are easily trained to the expectations of their new homes – they are devoted and eager-to-please when shown consistent and boundaries. You can do this yourself or enlist the assistance of a professional trainer (either in your area or through enrollment in our Puppy Academy).
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At Creekside, we recommend waiting until a female has completed her second heat cycle and a male is at least 2 years of age before spaying or neutering to allow for proper bone and joint development.