Peanut Golden Retriever at 10 weeks old doing tricks 

I can understand how it feels when ur dog is not near u😔😔

Sreelatha Y : thanks I appreciate that kind words. I’ll never forget her. She was prefect, never smelled, never shade, always came when called, and she was pure white labradoodle female. Thanks 🙏

@@stephensfarms7165 wt was her gud name🙂

Sreelatha Y : her name was Cele.

We're all mortals Stephens. She's in doggo Valhalla now, you'll be reunited with her on the other side. Stay strong.

Goldens only live up to 14 or 13👎🏼

That's like saying all people live to be 70 years old. That fluctuates based on genetics, diet, exercise, mental behavior and many other factors. All I can tell you is, Josie, my golden, lived 16 plus years before I was forced to take her to stop her suffering from cancer. I have heard others tell me their dogs have lived to 18 years. People DO live to be 110 at times. There are no absolutes in life spans.

We love them so much .... Your pup is in heaven playing with my best buddy, Ansel.

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+TheBerkeleyBeauty Waiting 5 seconds gives them time to process and perform each task, it ensures you are getting and capturing or rewarding the right behavior. you can start training as soon as possible. the younger the better but keep in mind with very young puppies you have to start slowly training sesions of about 10 to 15 minutes at a time and always wnd on a good note. for puppies that are not being trained as service dogs you can start training at 8 weeks socialization should start early after their first shots are complete, unless you bring people into your home.

+TheBerkeleyBeauty if you bring friends or family in before shots are complete make sure they have not been around any sick dogs.

+itsapitome jones - Thank you. I've had goldens and labs for the last 25 years. The first 2 were before kids, so I had time to train them but we only went as far as walking etiquette, sitting, staying off the furniture, coming when I call, not jumping up and things like that. After kids, it was even a little less because of the time constraints. Now my kids are in college, and since unfortunately, I've had to say goodbye to my last two buddies just recently, I'm contemplating another puppy. THIS time I'd like to train her/him to do all kinds of things and I'd like to start ASAP. It's only been a little over a week since Pepper (my black lab) crossed the bridge. 4 months before that, Daisy (my golden) crossed. I thought I would wait until next summer to get another puppy, but I miss them both so much and seeing this little cutie makes me wanna take the plunge a little sooner than I thought. Thanx for your input.

+TheBerkeleyBeauty Firstly, Im sorry for your loss, thats so hard saying goodbye to them. I can say you will know when you are ready, and if so go for it! you can introduce clicker training as well which helps them recognize the moment they have done the right thing. If you do and you have any questions feel free to message me and I can send you my email or I am on instagram under the name pittiechicklette I am happy to help!

How is he now?

herro HI Yea but huskies can open cages and doors and I don't mean with helper handles.

I never said, Huskies weren't smart, My other friend back in high school had a husky that would say I love you and talk, there very smart as well

herro HI many dogs are smart, but until you have owned a golden, I'm not sure you could understand how we owners are so enamored with them. I'll never own another breed now. They are one of the most expressive dogs I've ever known - uncannily so. My dog got to where he could pick up on my "micro movements" and I literally though he could read my mind, until I read about how adept they are with that observational skill. This is one of the reasons goldens are known to be great with handicapped people. Amazing animals

herro HI oh... and I was addressing that comment to the others. You already know this. :)