99% of Flat-Coated Retriever Owners Don't Know This

Did you know that Flat-Coated Retrievers are often mistaken for Golden Retrievers or Labrador Retrievers due to their similar appearance? But what makes them a distinct breed and how do you set them apart?
The Flat-Coated Retriever, a charismatic and agile breed, captivates admirers with its exuberant personality and distinctive appearance. Recognizable by its sleek, glossy black or liver-colored coat and a tail that seems to never stop wagging, Flat-Coats possess an unmistakable charm that endears them to dog lovers around the globe. Originating from 19th-century England as versatile game retrievers, these dogs exhibit a combination of athleticism, intelligence, and an affectionate nature that make them beloved companions.
Whether you're drawn to their joyful disposition, their exceptional retrieving skills, or their adaptability in various roles from hunting partner to therapy dog, delving into these 31 fascinating aspects will deepen your admiration and understanding of the Flat-Coated Retriever.
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0:00 Intro
0:04 Fact 1 - 5
1:46 Fact 6 - 10
3:03 Fact 11 - 15
4:36 Fact 16 - 20
6:11 Fact 21 - 25
7:40 Fact 26 - 30
9:07 Fact 31
9:27 Outro

[@fcrlover5996]

Unfortunately in this article included photos were not consistently of Flat-Coated Retrievers. Labrador Retrievers and apparent mixed breeds were presented as though they were examples of Flat-Coated Retrievers.

[@claudiastoppel8621]

Sehr schöne Hunde!👍

[@jabbarmuhammad8804]

Flat coated retrievers are a great versatile dogs

[@massimoprovvisionato1743]

Amici meravigliosi 👍🏻🤙🏻

[@olo1212]

This title is such a bait.. Or maybe just applies to America. When you pick a breed, you learn about it before puppy arrives...

[@singatune]

I think AKC limited registration makes getting a,flatcoated retiever very difficult and expensive. Auch decisions should be made when they are older and can be given health tests. If a flattie isn't good breeding stock then alternatives to sterilize should be used rather than removing their sex organs. They need those hormones. I hope the comment keeps just one flattie from being mutilated by drastic measures denying them of their gender. Think about it. 😢

[@MIZZKIE]

Spaying/neutering dogs have both pros and cons. Both the pros and the cons are pretty important issues that impact a dog's health and welfare, so no matter how much we argue, there will NEVER be an answer to which side of the argument is "right".
So you coming to a conclusion just by your snowflake emotions is dumb, and to call it a "mutilation" (rolls eyes) is extremely rude and condescending. If you want people to agree with you, don't be an asshole.
I personally believe that the pros vastly outweigh the cons, and that it is cruel to leave a pet dog intact.
But that's just my PERSONAL belief coming from a welfare standpoint, and I'm not gonna shove my personal opinions down other people's throats and call anti-spay/neuter people horrible names.
Spaying/neutering dogs has been a common practice among first-world nations for about 40 years now. If spaying/neutering is SO horrible as you anti-s/n people claim it to be, then we would've known about it a looooong time ago. Think about it.😎
Since there cannot be an answer to this issue, it is up to the owner to research about the pros and cons and make a personal decision. So if that person had done enough research, then we do not have the right to tell them otherwise.
PS: I'm not here to debate so I'm most likely not gonna reply. I just wanted to point out how rude you are.