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      Golden Retriever Quiz

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      1. Teething in Golden Retrievers happens when they are one year old.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Goldens generally start losing their puppy teeth around 4-5 months of age.

      2. Even though they look sturdy, Goldens are not very athletic dogs.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Goldens are quite athletic, and are used for retrieving game, particularly from water.

      3. Goldens make great family pets.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Goldens are great with people, and they direct their sunny temperament towards everyone. They are extremely fond of kids, but are often unaware of their size. As a general rule, kids should never be left unsupervised with dogs.

      4. The Golden Retriever has a double coat that is water resistant.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Golden Retrievers are extremely fond of swimming and are total "water dogs."

      5. Crate training is cruel and unjust for Goldens.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. When used appropriately and in a limited manner, crates are very useful for various things such as toilet training, ensuring safety, and travel purposes.

      6. Male Goldens are typically 65-75 pounds.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. The ideal weight for male Goldens is around 65-75 pounds, and it is 55-65 pounds for female Goldens.

      7. Golden Retrievers make good watch dogs but not good guard dogs.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Goldens are very alert, and will bark to alert an owner about an stranger approaching their home. However, once the stranger reaches the home, the innate friendly nature of the Golden Retriever takes over. We often kid that if a thief were to enter, the Golden would vigorously wag his tail and provide the intruder with a guided tour of the house!

      8. Golden Retrievers are generally difficult to train.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Their high intelligence combined with their eagerness to please makes Goldens some of the easiest dogs to train.

      9. Golden Retrievers are thought to originate somewhere in Germany.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. It is commonly believed that Golden Retrievers originated in the UK. Lord Tweedmouth is credited with being the "father of the Golden Retriever."

      10. Golden Retrievers are beautiful, but not very intelligent.
        1. True
        2. False

        1. Golden Retrievers are not only gorgeous in their appearance, but are also extremely intelligent. They are often listed as some of the most intelligent dog breeds, and are trained for various highly skilled activities, including being guide dogs for the blind, assistant dogs for the handicapped, and so on.

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