How can I tell if a Golden Retriever is purebred? The purebred Golden Retriever should have a very obvious skeletal protrusion slightly behind the top of the head, in the middle of the nose, with a longitudinal straight line that is concave. The purebred Golden’s eyes are brown and should not show the whites of the eyes when the adult dog looks straight ahead. The purebred golden hair ears should be able to pull the ear tips just cover the front of the golden hair eyes, and the ears are folded down from the ears at a third. 1, look at the head golden hair head has two characteristics, first, in the top of the head slightly after a very obvious skeletal protrusion, no this protrusion of the golden hair, the species is not pure. The actual ears of the golden hair can’t be too big, the ears are too big and too long, not an advantage, but a defect. The ears are too big and too long, not an advantage, but a flaw. The purebred Golden’s ears are folded down from the ears at 1 in 3.
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