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Golden New Rescue Retriever York
The golden new rescue retriever york has many dogs turned in to their rescues and has pictures available.
The majority of dogs for adoption are senior and adult; there are practically no perfect animals, because they have been abandoned due to some behavioral or health problems. But owning a senior dog can be more rewarding and interesting than having a puppy. Provided with proper care the dogs of this breed live up to 13-15 years and remain active for most of their lives. They don’t require much exercise and training; short and quiet walks are enough. They are not as picky and insistent as puppies and are never destructive.
The golden new rescue retriever york has many dogs turned in to their rescues and has pictures available.
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Golden New Rescue Retriever York -
rescues, pictures
Also called Russian Retriever, Yellow Retriever.
These dogs are noted for their intelligence and loyalty. They love to retrieve a thrown stick, flying disk or tennis ball, particularly if water is also involved. Both puppies and adults are very inquisitive, active and people-oriented, which makes them difficult to keep for people with sedentary lifestyle. This breed is prone to obesity, so these dogs should be walked several times a day. Grooming takes much time with this breed. Without regular brushing and bathing, the long coat of these dogs sheds heavily, especially in the spring. The golden new rescue retriever york has many dogs turned in to their rescues and has pictures available.
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