Golden retriever essentials

Full crate set including crate, cover, cushion and bumper Crate Cover doors fasten shut with L&L plastic toggles Helps with toilet training and creating a bed time routine Handmade design in our soft, plush fabric Creates a cosy den-like space in your crate Perfect for crate training puppies On our personalised crate sets we personalise the crate cover only

Get ready for your new puppy with this checklist of must-have items, including a collar, leash, harness, poop bags, crate, gates, food and water bowls, toys, bed, and crate pad. Learn how to choose the right size collar and crate for your golden retriever, and find out why a slow feeder bowl can help with digestion and prevent health issues. The guide also includes tips on training your puppy, such as crate training and socialization, and recommends products and resources to help with…

It had been years since we went through the puppy phase with Hudson, so even I had to do some research on the best products and essentials for making a happy home for our sweet Solomon. Sharing a list of items we found to be helpful for training, his schedule and overall quality items! Enjoy. […]

Understanding your dog’s behavior is key to building a strong bond and ensuring their well-being. From mastering basic commands to

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In 2019 the American Kennel Club has ranked the Golden Retriever as the 3rd most popular dog in America, which makes him a bit of a big deal! Not only is he friendly with our children and our elders and a fantastic canine balance of energy and gentleness, but he also has one of the most gorgeous canine coats to boot. In return for being one of our greatest four-legged friends, as owners we should return the favor and help him feel and look his best, and this is where this guide comes in. So…

Wonder why Golden Retrievers carry things in their mouth? Learn the five reasons why they do. Get to know the normal behavior of your golden and how to address it if needed.