The Golden Retriever is an excellent choice for families that enjoy lots of outdoor activities. Sportsmen admired the golden retriever's athletic ability and devotion. Originally bred to hunt birds; hunters appreciated their ability to hunt on land and in water while their families enjoyed the gentle, friendly nature of the pet. .
Children aren't aware of their strength and can play rough with the dogs. A child might fall on the dog or pet the dog too rough. Dogs that live with children have to have enough energy to go for hours of play and not be so high strung, that could cause injury to the child or the dog.
Golden retrievers are the perfect family dogs. They are powerful, energetic dogs that are loving and eager to please. They are gentle and patient making them the perfect dog for children and they are friendly with other dogs. Golden Retrievers are very trainable and obedient, in fact the first three dogs too win the AKC Obedience Champion titles were golden retrievers. Golden retrievers are also friendly dogs; they rarely if ever attack, but they will bark loudly if a stranger or unwanted visitor approaches. .
Along with being gentle and loving dogs they are very intelligent and talented. Goldens have been used for hunting, retrieving, drug detection and competitive obedience. Golden retrievers love to play games; golden retrievers enjoy fetching frisbees, performing tricks, and can be taught to find hidden items. Also, golden retrievers love to swim!.
The Golden Retriever needs little daily exercise, like a run in the yard or a good swim to maintain good health and condition. Their coat needs some grooming, and they shed their undercoat. Puppy classes are important for the golden retriever. They must learn how to tame their natural friendless to other dogs and their over exertion for greeting people. Most people do not like to be leaped on or ran over by a dog.
Many dogs work well with children, but always know there are good dogs and bad dogs in every breed.
How Does Robert Drewe Show Both Sides of Ned Kelly? Like all famous historic people and icons there is almost always two sides to the story. None more so than the exciting adventure of Edward Kelly. The story of the Kelly Gang is without doubt known to all of us. Robert Drewe wrote "Our Sunshine"...
One dog, Lip-Lip forces himself at White Fang. ... White Fang becomes more wolf like than a dog. ... He has never met a dog that is this ferocious. The dog is from the east and is a bulldog. ... They produce a beautiful litter of puppies and live a life of love and sunshine with Scott's family. ...
I remember a sunny afternoon when the whole family was in the lounge watching TV with the big glass doors open to let in the some sunshine. Sunshine isn't the only thing that the doors let in. ... Putting fake dog poo here and there, hiding bugs in peoples beds, normal things that a ten year old would do. ...
The most obvious portrayal of this, is Darryl's prized "Pool Room", which contains a collection of everything of significance to him over time, from photographs to beer mugs and the kids" childhood crafts to Trace's Sunshine TAFE diploma in hairdressing. ... The children's old cubbyhouse-proposed-granny-flat-turned-dog-house also shows that Darryl is very resourceful. ... They deem Wayne's 15 year jail sentence for armed robbery "normal" and admire Trace's intelligence, being "the only one in the Kerrigan family to receive a tertiary education" in having a diploma i...
While sneaking a peek at the Lintons, the children are caught and the family dog, Skulker, is let loose and catches Catherine by the ankle. ... Nelly Dean reminisces the life of Catherine and her face as "just like the landscape "shadows and sunshine flitting over it in rapid succession; but the shadows rested longer, and the sunshine was more transient"" (Bronte 489). ...
Atticus is not concerned with making Scout into a "ray of sunshine-, although Harper Lee does make concessions here with showing Scout to be sympathetic towards the Belle image. ... Mockingbird is refered to throughout the novel: After the Mad Dog incident When waiting for the Jury's verdict In Mr Underwood's article about Tom's death When Scout & Jem are going to the pageant At tense moments even the mockingbird is silent and at moments of descriptive beauty, the mockingbird is referred to lurking in the background. ...
Upstairs in the solemn echoing drive she let four taxi cabs drive away before she selected a new one, lavender-colored with grey upholstery, and in this we slid out from the mass of the station into the glowing sunshine. ... They're nice to have---a dog....
