The Golden Retriever is generally between ten and twelve months old and is an adult dog. The adult Golden Retriever’s size and energy requirements are much higher than those of a puppy, so attention must be paid to giving the Golden Retriever a reasonable diet and controlling the nutritional balance. At this time can be fed to the golden hair into the dog food, but it should be noted that do not directly remove the golden hair before eating food, the dog is likely to produce stress reactions because of non-adaptation resulting in vomiting, diarrhea, should use seven days to change the food method to the dog slowly transition. You can usually give your dog pig and cow thigh bones, both for the dog to grind teeth and can give the dog a calcium supplement. In the 2-3 months role of the Golden Retriever can already start to adapt to feeding water softened food. Three months can eat the right amount of dry dog food. To promote the growth of teeth. At this time the Golden Retriever skeletal development is not yet perfect. We also need to pay special attention to the diet and water hygiene. Change fresh ingredients in a timely manner. When exercising, also pay attention not to be too strenuous to avoid injury. At 4-6 months of age, the body of the Golden Retriever is also the first growth spurt. At this time we need to let it exercise about 1h after meals. At this stage the golden may have lost teeth. We can feed some special canned food to improve the appetite. The replacement of teeth also indicates that the skeletal development of this stage is about to give him a calcium supplement in time. 7-9 months is the second growth spurt mainly in terms of hair, we will find that he eats and exercises significantly more. The calcium supplement should also be increased at this stage. You should also pay attention to the Golden’s hair care. Keep caring for the coat for about half an hour every day. Give it some more hairdressing oil and hairdressing powder, etc. At this stage we will find that its hair is more dense and shiny day by day.
