What are the characteristics of a Golden Retriever puppy? The Golden Retriever puppy has a well-proportioned body, a flexible and coordinated gait, and good overall proportions; a good-looking Golden Retriever puppy has a bony projection behind the head, and the nosepiece must be black; the Golden Retriever puppy has a distinctive tail, which must be naturally drooping and cannot curl upwards. The Golden Retriever puppy can be seen to be well-proportioned and strong, even if it is still small. It has a balanced physique with a thick chest, horizontal back and muscular loin. There are two features of the Golden puppy’s head. First, there is a very distinct skeletal protrusion slightly behind the top of the head, and a Golden without this protrusion is not a pure breed. Secondly, in the middle of the nose, a longitudinal straight line in a downward concave state, deeper than shallow is good. The distance between the two eyes of the golden hair is wide, the eyes are dark brown, black friend bright. The best eye color is dark brown. When the golden hair is standing still, the tail is definitely hanging down to the oblique. The tail of a golden baby should be pinned behind the buttocks or drooping moderately when standing still. When running, the tail will not be completely straight back, much less curled up like a Chinese Field Dog. The Golden’s undercoat is dense. The upper coat is smooth or bobbed, with golden and creamy yellow hairs. The coat is dense and impervious to water. The short hair layer grows well. The outer layer of coat is tough, close to the body, vertical or curly, but does not show rough or silky feeling. The head, paws and forelimbs are short; the forelimbs have long tufts of hair on the back and abdomen; the neck, back of the thighs and the inside of the tail are densely coated. The hair color emits different shades of golden luster, and the tufts of the feet and tail can be lighter in color.
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