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1/6 GR's can eat themselves to death. If they get ahold of a 60lbs bag of dogfood; they will eat until their tummies burst. This genetic flaw is in only 16.7% of them, but still. I've never heard of anyone loosing their GR this way, but I have known som obese GR's.
There’s a golden that comes into our salon that misbehaves pretty badly, just loves to get what he wants. But one day I was having a horrible horrible day, wanted to cry and cancel all appointments and I swear to god he saw it and behaved PERFECTLY for me that day
I love goldens. We trained ours to get the newspaper from the end of the driveway. Unfortunately, he fetched the entire neighborhood’s papers 😂😂 so we had to untrain him.
"Derpy"? You youngsters! Clearly, I've aged out here. No idea what "derpy" means! I'll bet you are from "cross the big pond." Or maybe more than one pond. Please clue this hapless "boomer" Yankee in and give me the "def." @@sivingridborgersen2897
"First I shaved out his paw pads, then tidied up his Grinch feet, and all that was left was to gun down his owners so I wouldn't have to give him back..."
@@KR-ys1io Noooo! She might get ideas! "Due to a slight accident during filming, all future episodes of Girl With The Dogs will be appearing from the State Penitentiary..."
Last night I was in the hospital and in terrible terrible pain and a lady brought her Golden for her husband who was in the hospital. He was a certified therapy dog and had 3 legs and gravitated towards me seeing I was in pain. 10/10 one of the goodest boys I’ve ever encountered. He helped me tons.
Look at his face. Those eyes are telling me “Hey welcome home! You look like you had a rough day. How about we go relax on the couch. You can tell me all about it.”
My golden is 8 and half now. He’s still got puppy outbursts daily, though less frequent as he ages. I hope he’ll be with me for many more years to come.
@@mercedeskennedy7519 I'm sorry for your loss. I've heard that cancer is a very common disease among goldens. I don't think anyone knows why, but I read that research is being conducted to find out.
My golden turned 12 years old back in november and he still acts like he's a child with those energy outbursts. Fortunately, he's recently been checked and he's still in great health with the exception of degrading eyesights and a little bit of possible arthritis in the back, but no cancer or hips problems. With the energy he has right now, I hope to have him for atleast another 2 years or more!
@@randilund2558 Grinch is a character from the Dr.Suess book how the Grinch stole Christmas. It's a very popular Christmas story in the States. The Grinch is described as very hairy, so the pup's paws kind of remind people of him.
fun fact: cheetahs are very anxious animals, so goldens and labs are often raised with them in zoos so that they will feel confident in a zoo environment
@@rosehi6588 I'm no expert but I believe i know why. first, dogs are not the cheetah's natural prey, they don't go for predator animals. second, cheetahs are, as stated previously, fearful animals. they probably think the dog could kick their ass. and they're probably right.
Grew up with a Golden. Regarding that soft bite, one of my memories with her was at Christmas, when she grabbed one of the ball ornaments. We were all scared that she would chomp down too hard if we tried to hard to get it back, but that ornament was unscratched after slowly following and coaxing her for five minutes. She was very sweet.
The golden we fostered for two years had unfortunately gotten his tail injured in a closing car door years before, and it was sensitive to being touched. One time, without thinking, I grabbed his tail and in a nanosecond he had inserted my right forearm into his jaws...but exerted absolutely zero bite pressure, just looked at me and growled for a second, then let go, and we were back to our game. He could have seriously bitten me, but he was just letting me know to be careful in the future.
I recently lost my golden retriever. His name was Mozart. Everything you said about the breed was true about him. Loved the video, even if I cried a little.
Hey Josh, I lost my Golden about a month ago too. It doesn’t get any easier to get over the death of someone you dearly loved, but we gave them all the love we had when they we’re here. Much love to you
@@blairpenny1526I have a 6 year old Golden. His name his Zack and he still acts like a puppy LOL. I walk him 8 miles everyday to keep his energy down.
I’ve seen a golden retriever in public and the owner let me pet him, the dog was so kind and was happy that I was petting him, the owner said that his dog loves pets and people and it was just so wholesome TT💖
@@SchrottgamesLP big dogs are hard to keep in apartments, so they’re not the most common but definitely i think if you’re in richer parts/suburbia you could find those breeds. but most koreans have smaller dogs
The way you can handle these babies with such care to keep them comfortable while also doing an amazing job ??? I can’t believe how talented you are with grooming!! I look up to you so much :)
I was in the hospital for my 17th birthday and I saw a service golden retriever for a couple minutes. I’ll never forget that mush. She loves holding hands / paws. With everyone. And she loved ducks. God bless you Fawn, you were the only tolerable part of that birthday.
I've had many, many dogs but my golden retriever was and will always be the most special pet I've ever had!! They are just happy to be alive. A real pleasure to be around.
I reserved female golden retriever, she will be hopefully with me in the couple of weeks. I had german shepherd before, she was 13 years with me, and was my life, she was the most loving, sweet and gentle dog you could imagine. Even now after 6 months I feel big sadness in my heart, remembering the last day I took her in my arms to the vet. It was the saddest day in my life. I remember everything. I hope Lola (new golden retriever) would be at least half the kind and sweet as my Eva german shepherd, and hopefully we will have lovely 12 years of experiences.
@@zoran123456 I'm so sorry for your loss. We lost our elderly golden a few years back and welcomed a golden retriever puppy about a year later. One thing to keep in mind with goldens: They can be a handful as puppies (and those sharp puppy teeth!! they bite everything for the first few months) but it is SO worth it. They are the most wonderful dogs. Get some sleep now while you can, haha! But I have found my goldens very easy to potty train and pretty easy to train in general (they are eager to please, all they require is patience and love and they turn into wonderful dogs). I don't know what I would do without our golden, she makes me laugh every day and is so sweet.
Golden r. are healing angels. My friend's golden was the only thing that my child would talk to when he had severe depression . The angel smelled the "sad". He would put his head on my son's lap , and wouldn't leave his side, every time. Absolute angel from Heaven.
I can’t believe how much I’ve learned from these videos. My best buddy passed away in June of 2022. He was by my side through cancer treatments throughout the pandemic. During the pandemic the clinic restrictions didn’t allow patients to take any guests to appointments. My buddy was allowed and he brought so much joy to everyone in the clinic. Patients and staff loved his timely visits. He would go see EVERYONE! I was given a cancer free diagnosis May of 2022. One month later on our morning walk he looked up at me made a small whimper, walked over to a tree, laid down and passed away. I’m not over it. I still miss him. I love you Bam! I miss you so much.
I am 63 years old and my husband and I bought a Golden Retriever (who was actually white) from a lovely, thoughtful breeder back in 1979 for my 21st birthday present. She was the most loyal, friendly, patient, loving dog ever. Everyone loved her and her grandparents took turns in babysitting!! 42 years later I still miss her and think of her at least monthly. We keep a lovely picture of her on our LR wall to this day. When we moved to the US from England we had to leave her behind, but she stayed with my Mum and her brother who both doted on her. They sent us regular updates and pictures and spoiled her to death. She was such a happy and caring dog. We will never, ever forget her. And, no, we have never had another one. Only two other dogs who were both strays.
I was 7 when we moved from Manchester to Virginia back in the late 70's. I don't think I stopped crying for 6 months after I found out that Squirt - out two year old goldie - was not coming with us. She lived with my gran and oppa and that Christmas I got to fly back and spend the holidays with them and Squirt. One of the best memories of my childhood. Thank you for the fond memories Julie.
We have a goldie that passed away 2years ago.. Goldie used to pray the rosary with my mother.. my mom learned to love our dog despite that she isn't a dog person. A few months ago, when my mom was actively dying, she said she saw Goldie in spirit.. It came by her side.. So I was saying that these dogs are our spirit guides.. When it's our time to go... Our beloved deceased dogs will come for us.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 That's a good point. I've always dealt with the dogs after they were adult, so I've only ever seen how good they are with children. And my childhood goldie wouldn't play rough with us little ones until he determined we were big enough to handle it
@@xxwhispersxx2856 All dogs (perhaps most especially large ones) need proper socialization, but that doesn't mean some breeds don't tend to be more inherently suited to certain living arrangements and conditions.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 It's actually the kids that are aggressive - not in a bad way of course - a majority of kids just don't understand you need to be gentle with dogs and they will try to climb all over the dogs and yank on their ears and of course a dog is gonna get sick of that. A heavily socialized dog that is used to that kind of stuff will put up with it, but there is definitely limits.
If you’ve never been “attacked” by a litter of Golden Retriever puppies then you’ve never experienced Heaven on Earth. Those lil’ cuties could charm any sane human into submission within seconds!
I have and I Loved it! It also made Alot of Female workers at work Hate me the next day- I Wonder Why?!? I am owned by one of those Precious Golden Retrievers now. My 7 year old Boy Reagan.
As a parent of a golden myself can confirm, they are just the kindest, most empathetic animal I've ever come across. My boy, Fin, changed my life for the better, I don't know where I'd have been without him constantly reminding me what the word "joy" means. Hope all who are reading this are having a good day ❤
I live in a region where I have never seen a golden. I honestly think that when I see one, I'll send up lying on the floor and giving a full body wag myself :')
@@moonmaiden13 lol I did think it was weird the first time I heard it 😂 but now I’m used to it and I think it’s cute most of the time 🥰. Oh and don’t feel bad your opinion will always offend somebody.
I had a golden retriever named Baron (and yes, I did get him after watching Air Bud and Homeward Bound) and he got to be a huge baby. Emphasis on baby. Scared himself the first time he barked, thought he was a lap dog despite being 100 pounds (he was not overweight, he was just huge) and no one could ever stay mad at him. He once stole an entire rotisserie chicken off the counter. He lived to be 10 years old and passed away when I was in college. It's been years and I still miss that sweet dog.
My mom made a huge pan of stuffed mushrooms once and left them on the counter to cool when they came out of the oven. She came back 15 minutes later to the whole baking pan missing and one very guilty and greasy golden licking the floor.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 The chicken was a similar situation, tbh. We'd shoved it all the way back on the counter and I don't remember what we left the room to do, but we weren't gone a very long time, but still it was enough for that chow hound to just grab it and devour it.
Our first golden retriever(we’ve had four altogether, two currently) went mad for some donuts we brought home one time. I have no idea why. He was very well fed, not fat, but taken care of. And he had never done anything like that before or since. We put the box of Boston cream-filled chocolate topped donuts at the back of the counter where we thought he couldn’t reach though uncovered because we were going to eat more of them. But he was a big boy at that point, about a hundred pounds, and apparently had no problem reaching across the counter and quickly yanking the whole box of them down to the floor where he proceeded to scarf them all down in less than a minute. I seriously had gone into the living room just to check on the fireplace for just a minute and came back to him having devoured ALL of the rest of the donuts. I think there were about 10 of them. We thought, oh no, the chocolate will get him for sure! But he was perfectly fine since he was such a big dog. I guess he had a thing for Boston cream-filled chocolate donuts. Hahaha!😜
You can truly never go wrong with a golden. Their breeding was just pitch perfect, and produced the face of man's best friend! Don't know what it is about them, but I fall in love at first sight every time.
I love goldens. My sister has one and he's so good. He's very careful with the elderly members of the family, and good with the tiny tots. She'd take him to her job at the library when it's not open, and whenever someone puts a book in the book drop, he'd fetch it for her to check in. She also taught him to take off her shoes and socks, and then he brings her slippers and puts them on her feet. She's hoping to get him certified as a therapy dog so he can participate in a reading program where kids read books to therapy dogs. I refer to him as a golden cloud of love.
My retriever was mixed with a Doberman (he was also a rescue) and he was such a sweetheart. Even when meeting strangers. I miss u like crazy, George! Eat lots of treats in doggy heaven.
I have a 10-year-old Golden, and he is a certified Therapy Dog. He loves going to schools and getting belly rubs, then when at a nursing home is calm and caring. He knows when I am having a bad day and will come put his paw on me. Goldens are amazing awesome dogs!! I love them! (he is my 4th Golden)
I love my golden boi Indy. He's only a little over a year old so he's not the goodest boi quite yet but he will be once his attention span and impulse control develop a little more. He's the happiest and most friendly puppy ever and his whole attitude just spreads joy to everyone.
Recently I was watching a true crime show and they brought in a cadaver dog (not a Golden) named Indy. They said that his full name, though, is Indiana Bones.
I have had two goldens in my life (one currently with us, a happy 2 year old), and they really do have a face that makes everyone love them. Both have been wonderful, gentle beings and even if they want to run up to you, will basically vibrate with excitement but maintain a polite distance. :) I'm very blessed that we won out on good beans amongst the breed.
My family loves Goldens. We often say the most dangerous part of a Golden is the licking tongue and the wagging tail that is a hazard to all items haphazardly set on the coffee table.
i grew up with a golden, she passed away right after i finished high school 6 years ago. she was 16 years old at the time. this video made me tear up and warmed my heart at the same time
I've had two Goldens. One from a puppy and the other we got from Golden Rescue Ontario when he was ten years old. Both were incredibly sweet natured. Both of our shed a lot but, that was no problem. Everything else about them is just perfect!
"They are incredibly intelligent" Meanwhile my golden retriever dog yesterday: scratched the paint off of the wall, ate it, had a seizure then fainted, woke up and vomited on our way to the vet
The Scotts are also known for breeding one of the smartest dog: Border Collie. Unfortunately, they forgot to breed in the off switch, seeing the disastrous consequence of their mistake which lead to feathers flying everywhere, toys being worn out within a couple of weeks and carpets being worn down due to never-ending-zoomies. They realised the importance of an off switch and decided add it feature in the goldy.
Border Collies are working/herding dogs and, while generally considered the smartest breed, are usually considered poor pets (unless the owner has a lot of space for them and lots of daily work for them). Seen multiple examples of their behavior around kids and trying to herd them because they have nothing to work on.
Another reason: I'm scared of dogs (ironic, I know). When I hear one bark I get slightly panicked, also when a larger dog suddenly comes towards me. But there was this one dog in Croatia. The dog was also a Golden Retriever. He slowly came toward me, still wagging his tail but he seemed careful as if he knew and gently pushed against me. I let him sniff my hands and he let me pet him, all the while being very nice. Whenever I stopped he didn't bark or anything, bit instead just looked at me. That experience has helped me become a bit less nervous toward dogs, and since my friend also had a friendly one they're the ones I like the most! And this one here also seems very nice!
My childhood dog was a golden. We got him (after much begging from me) when I was six, and he passed in November. He was 13 years old. He was my brest friend and he would always do this headbutt thing when I was sad to cheer me up. He would always have a favorite toy that he would carry around and sleep with. He was the sweetest, bestest boy and I miss him so much.
When I was a grooming assistant I had one that I was giving a bath and the tile around the bathtub gotten so soaked from are busy work day that I slipped and fell and busted my tailbone and that boy bought his way out of the bath and came to lay on me and all his soaking wet glory and didn't leave my side until someone came to get me Golden's truly are the best dog
I hope you are healed well from your fall. Had the same injury & it belatedly took me out of work for 6 months. Fully recovered, great Blessing!! Goldens are very loving, loyal dogs. Best wishes to you.
I loved my Golden named Jack Daniels cause he was more reddish then golden, We taught ours not only to retrieve birds but also to sniff out the remote control to the TV when we had misplaced it. He would also get excited after we came back from grocery shopping and carry all the cans and boxes one at a time over to the pantry straight from the grocery bag for us to put away. When you acted hurt or really were hurt he would climb all over you and then just plop down like a blanket on your lap. He was the best dog. Everything was a game to him.
Golden Retrievers will make you laugh every day, feel loved for their lifetime - and then make you cry all too soon when they pass. Watching this video and crying for the 5 I've lost and smiling for the 5 friends I had.
"They are incredibly intelligent..." *meanwhile the golden I'm dogsitting* "Hooman, there is something under bed! Come look!" "Riley, there's LITERALLY nothing under here. I can even move the bed and show you." "Hooman! I am barking and whining to alert you to the thing under the bed!"
I love Golden retrievers and their gentle, wise yet goofy nature Edit : THIS COMMENT IS ONLY FOR DOG LOVERS ,OK IF U HATE YOUR DOG BUT PLEASE DON'T RUIN MY DAY BY COMMENTING SOMETHING BAD ABOUT THEM. IF U HATE DOGS SO MUCH Y U HERE? MAYBE SOME OF YOU ARE TYPING IT FOR ATTENTION GO SOMEWHERE ELSE U WONT GET IT HERE.
golden retrievers are instinctively aggressive. it takes a good owner to train them to be good. But be careful around children because all it takes is their pit fighting genetics to kick in to attack even good owners.
Caleb: Bath! My favourite thing! Brush! My favourite thing! Nail clip! My favourite thing! Haircut! My favourite thing! Treats! My favourite thing! Pets! My favourite thing!
2:10 that just instantly reminded me of the video where a golden carried a cat by its head back to its older, and the cat seemed perfectly comfortable and just shook its head after it was let go
Beautiful animal. When I was growing up a family friend had a Goldie named "Skipper" they lived by a lake and that dog was AMAZING. He could retireve virtually anything, including rocks! He would dive down and bring them up. ❤️️👍
Mine would dive too! And my mom made him a fetch float for when we were at the lake. Used one arm of an old horseshoe life jacket and brand new florescent nylon so he could see it against the dark water, and he would have swam after that thing all day.
As someone who’s always had goldens my entire life, they can be INCREDIBLY difficult when it comes to grooming if they’re afraid and it can be quite funny
Same. My present golden is a complete butthead whenever I try to clip his nails and manipulates me out of a whole bag of dog treats or a huge handful of green beans (his fave) for me to get the honor to clip his nails.
@@sabrinahong975 It IS hilarious because they are bred to be water dogs, to go into lakes and ponds to pick up birds that had been shot by the dog's hunter owner. But nearly every golden I have had has been a big wussy when it comes to water, but loves the snow, lol. Frozen water's okay!
I was at a park, and this beautiful service dog passed by with his owner of course, he saw me, came by me, and let me pet him... You can actually feel a dog's energy, filling the space all around you... His coat was as soft as silk, and his gaze so calming and tender.
My friend has two goldens and they are seriously some of the cutest dogs ever. I feel so much more relaxed when I pet them! I’ve had a “soft spot” for all retrieving breeds as I’ve had labs all my life. They are definitely my group of dogs!
I had a Golden for many years, his name was Buster and he was easily the best dog I’ve ever had. He was so sweet and kind and listened so well. And what a handsome boy he was. I miss him so much, he was really a blessing.
I sadly had my golden pass away a couple years back but he was my best friend through out my childhood and was always there for me and it crushed me to see him go but he will always be in my heart for life. Finn I love you and miss you my dear boy.
The first dog I remember meeting was a Golden Retriever my dad used to groom (I’m from a family of dog groomers). He was a wonderful old dog who passed at a ripe age. The owners got another Golden, and I used to come along to help groom the both of them and give them walks. It’s some of my favorite memories as a child. I absolutely intend to get a Golden of my own once I have the space.
Your channel has been a blessing during this dark time in healthcare. I also love animals and grew up watching those same movies you did. Your channel makes me want to switch from healthcare to pet care 😂 thank you for helping take our minds off the stress going on in our lives❤️
I grew up with a golden retriever named Bubbles because her gentle nature reminded me of Bubbles from Powerpuff girls that I used to watch with my cousin whenever I went to her place (she had cable so she's in charge of the tv lol). Losing her was one of my saddest moments and when I get my own place I'm getting another one in memoriam of Bubbles.
Something that makes me almost as happy as seeing a golden retriever, maybe my favorite dog breed and among the goodest of boys and girls, is actually that your fans have offered tips for making your job easier and that they seem to work for you, because you are extremely good to these pets and deserve to have good done unto you too.
Growing up I only ever had Goldens in the family and they really are so sweet. One passed almost six years ago and I still carry a dog shaped hole in my heart for her.
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@@dragnoft619 me too, me too
1/6 GR's can eat themselves to death.
If they get ahold of a 60lbs bag of dogfood; they will eat until their tummies burst.
This genetic flaw is in only 16.7% of them, but still.
I've never heard of anyone loosing their GR this way, but I have known som obese GR's.
There’s a golden that comes into our salon that misbehaves pretty badly, just loves to get what he wants. But one day I was having a horrible horrible day, wanted to cry and cancel all appointments and I swear to god he saw it and behaved PERFECTLY for me that day
ISTG dogs KNOW when ur upset and will act accordingly
That’s a golden for ya 🥰
That's so wholesome! What did we do to deserve dogs? 😢
Awww, that's adorable and awesome
"Iz fine hooman, I be good 2day"
You can tell he doesn’t like the bath, but he loves the attention. That’s how goldens are. If they are being touched, all is good in the world.
Usually goldens love water. Perhaps it's the soap that bothers him. (though it looks like he loves getting his face washed to me)
Tell that to my golden. She acts and looks like I'm trying to murder her
One came into my work and literally just crawled in my lap and wouldn’t leave. They are wonderful dogs
How can you tell he doesn't like the bath? I don't own a golden, but I don't see indicators of him not liking it?
Can't get enough of these Golden's.. so similar to my 10 month old
I love goldens. We trained ours to get the newspaper from the end of the driveway. Unfortunately, he fetched the entire neighborhood’s papers 😂😂 so we had to untrain him.
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Overachiever 😂
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bloody overachievers lol
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_Other dog breeds while being groomed:_ ‘What the hell is happening?! She’s trying to kill me!’
_Caleb:_ ‘It’s all good.’
Gently giving his paw too💕
@@AxxLAfriku ???
Caleb 'she's trying to kill me and I love it!'
So colm😌
@@ThangiCEASMR AxxL is a spammer/troll that frequents many popular channels
goldens always have that "I'm confused, but I'm happy to be here" look....
Don't know what's going on, but always down to party!
@Joshua EdwinRoehl you’re in every reply.
yes that is a common look with my Golden
Just like the Scottish.
I agree
I swear this is the first dog on this channel who was like "Oh, a spa day? This is lovely!" the ENTIRE time.
I know! Haha. I love goldens, so derpy and chill.
❤ GOLDEN RETRIEVERS !
"Derpy"? You youngsters! Clearly, I've aged out here. No idea what "derpy" means! I'll bet you are from "cross the big pond." Or maybe more than one pond. Please clue this hapless "boomer" Yankee in and give me the "def." @@sivingridborgersen2897
As a longtime Golden owner, I can promise you he wasn't enjoying it. He was enduring it because they're the goodest doggos in the universe.
her voice is so calm
like she could say she steals all of the cute dogs she grooms and we wouldn’t bat an eye
"First I shaved out his paw pads, then tidied up his Grinch feet, and all that was left was to gun down his owners so I wouldn't have to give him back..."
yep
@@HandbrakeBiscuit lmfao someone make her see this plz
She steals their HEARTS
@@KR-ys1io Noooo! She might get ideas! "Due to a slight accident during filming, all future episodes of Girl With The Dogs will be appearing from the State Penitentiary..."
That dog is so calm I think *my* blood pressure dropped 20 points just watching him :)
I instantly get happy and calm when I spot a Golden on my walks in the park.
Dropped 20 points?
Damn you beyond dead xD
@@danielmartins4367 lol. Death by golden doggie 🐕
Plot twist: his heart rate was 19 before
@@danielmartins4367 It just means they had high blood pressure./srs /nbr
Last night I was in the hospital and in terrible terrible pain and a lady brought her Golden for her husband who was in the hospital. He was a certified therapy dog and had 3 legs and gravitated towards me seeing I was in pain. 10/10 one of the goodest boys I’ve ever encountered. He helped me tons.
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Precious 💕
Look at his face. Those eyes are telling me “Hey welcome home! You look like you had a rough day. How about we go relax on the couch. You can tell me all about it.”
*Insert streaming tears emoji" So right.
That is so true
"Looks like your day sucked. Want to cuddle?"
Hearing “I tidy up his grinch feet” made my serotonin skyrocket, what a gentlepup.
Hearing her call shedding Furfetti the other day made me aww
I swear, any mention of Grinch Feet takes me from “meh” to “EVERYTHING IS AWESOME” faster than the Golden Ratio team saying “meat carrot”
That's oxytocin..not serotonin
My wholesome content for the week
@@MindfullHearts it’s actually grinch feet
My golden is 8 and half now. He’s still got puppy outbursts daily, though less frequent as he ages.
I hope he’ll be with me for many more years to come.
@@mercedeskennedy7519 I'm so sorry!
One of mine made it to 9. The other to 12.
@@mercedeskennedy7519 I'm sorry for your loss. I've heard that cancer is a very common disease among goldens. I don't think anyone knows why, but I read that research is being conducted to find out.
My golden turned 12 years old back in november and he still acts like he's a child with those energy outbursts. Fortunately, he's recently been checked and he's still in great health with the exception of degrading eyesights and a little bit of possible arthritis in the back, but no cancer or hips problems. With the energy he has right now, I hope to have him for atleast another 2 years or more!
My grandparents’ golden lived to 20+ years old!
"and I tidy up his-"
C'mon, say the thing...
"Grinch feet"
Y E S
So glad I'm not the only one waiting for her to say it!
I am from Denmark. I have looked
grinc
up, and I dont know what it means still.
@@randilund2558 Grinch is a character from the Dr.Suess book how the Grinch stole Christmas. It's a very popular Christmas story in the States. The Grinch is described as very hairy, so the pup's paws kind of remind people of him.
SAME
Hahahahaha!! Yeah, I wait for it too, it just makes my whole day when she says Grinch Feet! 🤣
fun fact: cheetahs are very anxious animals, so goldens and labs are often raised with them in zoos so that they will feel confident in a zoo environment
why don''t the cheetah kill the dog
@@rosehi6588 they see the dog as a friend and one of their group
@@juhcostacat1157 why
@@rosehi6588 I'm no expert but I believe i know why. first, dogs are not the cheetah's natural prey, they don't go for predator animals. second, cheetahs are, as stated previously, fearful animals. they probably think the dog could kick their ass. and they're probably right.
@@mikespiegel5990 thank you for the explanation it makes sense but why would they lose against a dog do you think
Grew up with a Golden. Regarding that soft bite, one of my memories with her was at Christmas, when she grabbed one of the ball ornaments. We were all scared that she would chomp down too hard if we tried to hard to get it back, but that ornament was unscratched after slowly following and coaxing her for five minutes. She was very sweet.
The golden we fostered for two years had unfortunately gotten his tail injured in a closing car door years before, and it was sensitive to being touched. One time, without thinking, I grabbed his tail and in a nanosecond he had inserted my right forearm into his jaws...but exerted absolutely zero bite pressure, just looked at me and growled for a second, then let go, and we were back to our game. He could have seriously bitten me, but he was just letting me know to be careful in the future.
@@jackpine4347 Very gud boi, he knew he didn't wanna hurt you but just gave a gentle warning to not do that next time. That's a good doggo
I recently lost my golden retriever. His name was Mozart. Everything you said about the breed was true about him. Loved the video, even if I cried a little.
I`ve had the long term company of several dog breeds, but losing two Golden Bois to old age over the years always hit the hardest.
i’m really sorry about your pal, he must have been an amazing dog. may he rest in peace and fly high forever
I’m so sorry 4 ur loss
I’m sorry for your loss. Mozart sounded like an amazing pup
Hey Josh, I lost my Golden about a month ago too. It doesn’t get any easier to get over the death of someone you dearly loved, but we gave them all the love we had when they we’re here. Much love to you
Don’t mind me, just sitting here eating fajitas shouting “OMG WHAT A GOOD BOY” every few seconds
Can I have a bite of that fajita?
@@E_Rico ig that's a no
@@unknownmoonchild9970 :(
@@E_Rico it’s ok you can have some of my fajitas :)
OWHOSAGOODBOY,YOUAREYEAHYOUARE, me to my dog every day
The golden matures slowly...Midas is 7 and he is still as much of a derp as he was when he was 1. I love those goofy fluffballs
Midas is such a perfect name for the Golden Retriever
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 my mom came up with it and as soon as she said it I knew that was it. Technically it's king Midas lol
@@blairpenny1526 Your mother chose the perfect name for him
@@blairpenny1526I have a 6 year old Golden. His name his Zack and he still acts like a puppy LOL. I walk him 8 miles everyday to keep his energy down.
I’ve seen a golden retriever in public and the owner let me pet him, the dog was so kind and was happy that I was petting him, the owner said that his dog loves pets and people and it was just so wholesome TT💖
Are Golden Retrievers not common in South Korea? I see them all the time in pretty much every western country.
@@BruceLortzHI nightmare mode
@@SchrottgamesLP big dogs are hard to keep in apartments, so they’re not the most common but definitely i think if you’re in richer parts/suburbia you could find those breeds. but most koreans have smaller dogs
For some reason, I thought there was a twist to the story where you become the golden retriever's pet.
I had retriver too and she was a hell
The way you can handle these babies with such care to keep them comfortable while also doing an amazing job ??? I can’t believe how talented you are with grooming!! I look up to you so much :)
@Joshua EdwinRoehl why...
@@marisakaletxe6277 He's been making a bunch of accounts to try and promote his video. Idk why.
@@Aivas1 Probably the saddest person I've ever met this year in TH-cam... Poor guy. He must be bullied so hard...
I love how chill and unirritated Caleb was when Vanessa was brushing his matts out. Just goes to show how sweet and obedient golden retrievers are.
Hahahahahahaha. Caleb is a rarity. Goldens are 90 percent of the time NOT obedient lol.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 wrong
@@xxwhispersxx2856 maybe it depends on how the owner does his training
@@xxwhispersxx2856 depends if you get them trained before the stubborn streak kicks in. Once that happens, good luck.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 Only if the owner has not trained them at all.
I love how Goldens always look like they have no idea what's happening, but they're still just happy to be there lol
They look like they've got the Parks and Rec theme song playing in their head lol
Nice you copy cat
@@relicbg5380 kek :333
Retrievers are such sweeties. My dog was 1/3 Retriever, 1/3 Border Collie and 1/3 Labrador. She was so so smart and kind! I miss her!
@@MrEgofreak You always will because you loved her so much. I know she was gorgeous.
"Golden Retrievers have a soft mouth, so they dont destroy things they carry"
Meanwhile my 2 year old golden wolf: I AM DEATH, DESTROYER OF TOYS
My Labradors literally eat all their toys lmao. Got them some big dental bones and they were eaten within 2 minutes 🤦🏾♀️
Somehow, my dog’s rope toy’s lasted a few months.
@@Ash-eu5pf the only thing mine cant destroy in minutes are those ultra durable rubber toys lmao
I had a roommate and his retriever would tear a new toy to shreds within 30 minutes. I swear we stayed cleaning up the living room.
@@charredolive they are worth it though ❤️
I was in the hospital for my 17th birthday and I saw a service golden retriever for a couple minutes. I’ll never forget that mush. She loves holding hands / paws. With everyone. And she loved ducks. God bless you Fawn, you were the only tolerable part of that birthday.
I've had many, many dogs but my golden retriever was and will always be the most special pet I've ever had!! They are just happy to be alive. A real pleasure to be around.
What comes in second place?
I reserved female golden retriever, she will be hopefully with me in the couple of weeks. I had german shepherd before, she was 13 years with me, and was my life, she was the most loving, sweet and gentle dog you could imagine. Even now after 6 months I feel big sadness in my heart, remembering the last day I took her in my arms to the vet. It was the saddest day in my life. I remember everything. I hope Lola (new golden retriever) would be at least half the kind and sweet as my Eva german shepherd, and hopefully we will have lovely 12 years of experiences.
@@jeffgayzose8129 everyone's dog is his favorite. I can say german shepherd is the most loving, caring, kind, sweet, smart dog you can have.
@@zoran123456 I'm so sorry for your loss. We lost our elderly golden a few years back and welcomed a golden retriever puppy about a year later. One thing to keep in mind with goldens: They can be a handful as puppies (and those sharp puppy teeth!! they bite everything for the first few months) but it is SO worth it. They are the most wonderful dogs. Get some sleep now while you can, haha! But I have found my goldens very easy to potty train and pretty easy to train in general (they are eager to please, all they require is patience and love and they turn into wonderful dogs). I don't know what I would do without our golden, she makes me laugh every day and is so sweet.
Goldens are just distilled essence of joy, with a bit of derp thrown in.
Golden r. are healing angels.
My friend's golden was the only thing that my child would talk to when he had severe depression .
The angel smelled the "sad". He would put his head on my son's lap , and wouldn't leave his side, every time.
Absolute angel from Heaven.
I can’t believe how much I’ve learned from these videos. My best buddy passed away in June of 2022. He was by my side through cancer treatments throughout the pandemic. During the pandemic the clinic restrictions didn’t allow patients to take any guests to appointments. My buddy was allowed and he brought so much joy to everyone in the clinic. Patients and staff loved his timely visits. He would go see EVERYONE! I was given a cancer free diagnosis May of 2022. One month later on our morning walk he looked up at me made a small whimper, walked over to a tree, laid down and passed away. I’m not over it. I still miss him.
I love you Bam! I miss you so much.
So sorry for your loss. I’m sure that he hung on for you until you were better. What an amazing friend 🙏🏽
Don't need to have known him to say he was the best boy, God bless you
Omg my heart hurts for you. 😢 So very sorry for your profound loss.
God Bless, so sorry for your loss.
Ouch 😩💔❤️🩹
Awwwww, he really looked blissed out when you were rubbing his face and ears in the tub. ❤️
"Bred in Scotland"
_Instantly imagines every Golden Retriever out there having a Scots accent_
Every dog would have a demoman voice lol
@@headlessharry40 what makes me a goodest boi? If I were a bad boi, I wouldn't be sittin' here, discussin' it with you now would I?
@@cerqy Omg I need a comedian to do this bit PLEASE
Good to know I’m not the only one 😄
@@BruceLortzHI good one 🤣🤣
I am 63 years old and my husband and I bought a Golden Retriever (who was actually white) from a lovely, thoughtful breeder back in 1979 for my 21st birthday present. She was the most loyal, friendly, patient, loving dog ever. Everyone loved her and her grandparents took turns in babysitting!! 42 years later I still miss her and think of her at least monthly. We keep a lovely picture of her on our LR wall to this day. When we moved to the US from England we had to leave her behind, but she stayed with my Mum and her brother who both doted on her. They sent us regular updates and pictures and spoiled her to death. She was such a happy and caring dog. We will never, ever forget her. And, no, we have never had another one. Only two other dogs who were both strays.
I was 7 when we moved from Manchester to Virginia back in the late 70's. I don't think I stopped crying for 6 months after I found out that Squirt - out two year old goldie - was not coming with us. She lived with my gran and oppa and that Christmas I got to fly back and spend the holidays with them and Squirt. One of the best memories of my childhood. Thank you for the fond memories Julie.
We have a goldie that passed away 2years ago.. Goldie used to pray the rosary with my mother.. my mom learned to love our dog despite that she isn't a dog person.
A few months ago, when my mom was actively dying, she said she saw Goldie in spirit.. It came by her side..
So I was saying that these dogs are our spirit guides..
When it's our time to go... Our beloved deceased dogs will come for us.
Caleb a VERY good boy! Look at him enjoying his bath! He look happy during the groom!
No, he’s the best boy.
Caleb's feathering is gorgeous. He's so luxurious.
Can also confirm: Goldens are fabulous family dogs. So perfect and tolerant around young children.
Definitely depends on the breeding and how socialized they are around children.
I'd say they definitely need training around young children. Not because of aggression, just because of their tendency to be quite hyperactive.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 That's a good point. I've always dealt with the dogs after they were adult, so I've only ever seen how good they are with children. And my childhood goldie wouldn't play rough with us little ones until he determined we were big enough to handle it
@@xxwhispersxx2856 All dogs (perhaps most especially large ones) need proper socialization, but that doesn't mean some breeds don't tend to be more inherently suited to certain living arrangements and conditions.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 It's actually the kids that are aggressive - not in a bad way of course - a majority of kids just don't understand you need to be gentle with dogs and they will try to climb all over the dogs and yank on their ears and of course a dog is gonna get sick of that. A heavily socialized dog that is used to that kind of stuff will put up with it, but there is definitely limits.
If you’ve never been “attacked” by a litter of Golden Retriever puppies then you’ve never experienced Heaven on Earth. Those lil’ cuties could charm any sane human into submission within seconds!
I have and I Loved it! It also made Alot of Female workers at work Hate me the next day- I Wonder Why?!? I am owned by one of those Precious Golden Retrievers now. My 7 year old Boy Reagan.
And most insane ones too!
unless they're in the velociraptor phase. still cute, but they will bite.
As a parent of a golden myself can confirm, they are just the kindest, most empathetic animal I've ever come across. My boy, Fin, changed my life for the better, I don't know where I'd have been without him constantly reminding me what the word "joy" means. Hope all who are reading this are having a good day ❤
Owner. Not parent.
@@moonmaiden13 yo....chill I didn't mean it literally /:)
@@moonmaiden13 it's their dog. They can address him however they want. Call yourself a dog owner if you want, but leave people alone.
I live in a region where I have never seen a golden. I honestly think that when I see one, I'll send up lying on the floor and giving a full body wag myself :')
@@moonmaiden13 lol I did think it was weird the first time I heard it 😂 but now I’m used to it and I think it’s cute most of the time 🥰. Oh and don’t feel bad your opinion will always offend somebody.
I had a golden retriever named Baron (and yes, I did get him after watching Air Bud and Homeward Bound) and he got to be a huge baby. Emphasis on baby. Scared himself the first time he barked, thought he was a lap dog despite being 100 pounds (he was not overweight, he was just huge) and no one could ever stay mad at him. He once stole an entire rotisserie chicken off the counter. He lived to be 10 years old and passed away when I was in college. It's been years and I still miss that sweet dog.
Awwww
My mom made a huge pan of stuffed mushrooms once and left them on the counter to cool when they came out of the oven. She came back 15 minutes later to the whole baking pan missing and one very guilty and greasy golden licking the floor.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 The chicken was a similar situation, tbh. We'd shoved it all the way back on the counter and I don't remember what we left the room to do, but we weren't gone a very long time, but still it was enough for that chow hound to just grab it and devour it.
Our first golden retriever(we’ve had four altogether, two currently) went mad for some donuts we brought home one time. I have no idea why. He was very well fed, not fat, but taken care of. And he had never done anything like that before or since. We put the box of Boston cream-filled chocolate topped donuts at the back of the counter where we thought he couldn’t reach though uncovered because we were going to eat more of them.
But he was a big boy at that point, about a hundred pounds, and apparently had no problem reaching across the counter and quickly yanking the whole box of them down to the floor where he proceeded to scarf them all down in less than a minute. I seriously had gone into the living room just to check on the fireplace for just a minute and came back to him having devoured ALL of the rest of the donuts. I think there were about 10 of them. We thought, oh no, the chocolate will get him for sure! But he was perfectly fine since he was such a big dog.
I guess he had a thing for Boston cream-filled chocolate donuts. Hahaha!😜
You can truly never go wrong with a golden. Their breeding was just pitch perfect, and produced the face of man's best friend! Don't know what it is about them, but I fall in love at first sight every time.
me: gives golden retriever one treat
golden retriever: From here on, I would take a bullet for you
Hahaha!
"I have just met you and i love you already!" XD 😆
Dug: I have just met you, and I love you!
Caleb: gives paw for claw cutting
Girl With The dogs: You offer it to me freely?
😂
"I understood that reference"
@@bluefive1727 i was hoping someone would.
@@bluefive1727 A man of culture!
Yo, that's a messed up ref...lol
“The Golden Retriever matures slowly”. Yeah about 8 years for my golden. And she still has her moments
I love goldens. My sister has one and he's so good. He's very careful with the elderly members of the family, and good with the tiny tots. She'd take him to her job at the library when it's not open, and whenever someone puts a book in the book drop, he'd fetch it for her to check in. She also taught him to take off her shoes and socks, and then he brings her slippers and puts them on her feet. She's hoping to get him certified as a therapy dog so he can participate in a reading program where kids read books to therapy dogs. I refer to him as a golden cloud of love.
Omg that is so adorable!
That is so cute, my dog just flops around on the sofa looking for cuddles. 🥰
Wonderful! ❤️❤️
OMG THE CUTENESS 😍 ❤ ❤ ❤
i love golden retrievers so much! they're like pure sunshine condensed into a fluffy package!
☀☀
yes you put it perfectly... enjoying out 10 month old...
Golden Retrievers are lifeguards for your emotions. I'm convinced of that.
My retriever was mixed with a Doberman (he was also a rescue) and he was such a sweetheart. Even when meeting strangers. I miss u like crazy, George! Eat lots of treats in doggy heaven.
He looked the absolute cutest getting his ears scrubbed and rinsed.
I have a 10-year-old Golden, and he is a certified Therapy Dog. He loves going to schools and getting belly rubs, then when at a nursing home is calm and caring. He knows when I am having a bad day and will come put his paw on me. Goldens are amazing awesome dogs!! I love them! (he is my 4th Golden)
I love my golden boi Indy. He's only a little over a year old so he's not the goodest boi quite yet but he will be once his attention span and impulse control develop a little more. He's the happiest and most friendly puppy ever and his whole attitude just spreads joy to everyone.
Recently I was watching a true crime show and they brought in a cadaver dog (not a Golden) named Indy. They said that his full name, though, is Indiana Bones.
@@LeeBv9983 Yes my Indy's full registered name is Chadwick's Indiana Jones. (Chadwick's is the breeder he came from)
so nice. we have a 10 month old... too sweet
We always had goldens when I was a little kid because my dad loved them. Seriously the sweetest dogs ever. I get happy every time I see one.
I have had two goldens in my life (one currently with us, a happy 2 year old), and they really do have a face that makes everyone love them. Both have been wonderful, gentle beings and even if they want to run up to you, will basically vibrate with excitement but maintain a polite distance. :) I'm very blessed that we won out on good beans amongst the breed.
My family loves Goldens. We often say the most dangerous part of a Golden is the licking tongue and the wagging tail that is a hazard to all items haphazardly set on the coffee table.
lmao, they are so cute
When she was in her prime, my late lab mix's tail was dangerous to be around when it was at full wag! You'd just get thwaked
🥺😂
They walk into the room SMILING. They adore people, especially children. They’re always down for a great time. They’re the Jason Momoa of dogs.
Except without the rape jokes...
@Salvador Pais Well he does work in Hollywood soooooo
More like the Chris Evans/Hemsworth of dogs.
i grew up with a golden, she passed away right after i finished high school 6 years ago. she was 16 years old at the time. this video made me tear up and warmed my heart at the same time
It's so satisfying to see you profile his fur with your curved scissors.
2:00 I'm dying at his face. Ugh. What a good boy. This was a delight to watch.
I've had two Goldens. One from a puppy and the other we got from Golden Rescue Ontario when he was ten years old. Both were incredibly sweet natured. Both of our shed a lot but, that was no problem. Everything else about them is just perfect!
I love his fluffy sleeves! He looks like he’s wearing a little cape!
"They are incredibly intelligent"
Meanwhile my golden retriever dog yesterday: scratched the paint off of the wall, ate it, had a seizure then fainted, woke up and vomited on our way to the vet
awww poor baby Hope he's OK!
That's both hilarious and extremely sad at the same time
Don't worry; he will eat the wall next.
Omg 😳. Is he/she okay tho?
Oh my god I hope he's okay
I always lmao when she asks for paw and the dogs deliver, such a joyful action.
The Scotts are also known for breeding one of the smartest dog: Border Collie. Unfortunately, they forgot to breed in the off switch, seeing the disastrous consequence of their mistake which lead to feathers flying everywhere, toys being worn out within a couple of weeks and carpets being worn down due to never-ending-zoomies. They realised the importance of an off switch and decided add it feature in the goldy.
Border Collies are working/herding dogs and, while generally considered the smartest breed, are usually considered poor pets (unless the owner has a lot of space for them and lots of daily work for them). Seen multiple examples of their behavior around kids and trying to herd them because they have nothing to work on.
@@MattRowland So what you’re saying is, Border Collies should really live in school playgrounds so they can herd the kids when the bell rings?
@@Crucisphinx that's an amazing idea
But they repurposed the off switch from their appetite to do it.
what a perfect comparison!! LOL
Another reason: I'm scared of dogs (ironic, I know). When I hear one bark I get slightly panicked, also when a larger dog suddenly comes towards me. But there was this one dog in Croatia. The dog was also a Golden Retriever. He slowly came toward me, still wagging his tail but he seemed careful as if he knew and gently pushed against me. I let him sniff my hands and he let me pet him, all the while being very nice. Whenever I stopped he didn't bark or anything, bit instead just looked at me. That experience has helped me become a bit less nervous toward dogs, and since my friend also had a friendly one they're the ones I like the most! And this one here also seems very nice!
I just felt so calm and peaceful after watching him…
This reminds me of my best friend, a golden retriever who passed away nearly a decade ago. The best part of my life was having him in my life.
i know just how you feel 🖤
I'm sorry for your loss.
"I JUST MET YOU AND I LOVE YOU." Goldens are fantastic.
My childhood dog was a golden. We got him (after much begging from me) when I was six, and he passed in November. He was 13 years old. He was my brest friend and he would always do this headbutt thing when I was sad to cheer me up. He would always have a favorite toy that he would carry around and sleep with. He was the sweetest, bestest boy and I miss him so much.
When I was a grooming assistant I had one that I was giving a bath and the tile around the bathtub gotten so soaked from are busy work day that I slipped and fell and busted my tailbone and that boy bought his way out of the bath and came to lay on me and all his soaking wet glory and didn't leave my side until someone came to get me
Golden's truly are the best dog
Ouch, sympathy pain even though I've never broken that before.
And yes, they're Golden Angels.
I hope you are healed well from your fall. Had the same injury & it belatedly took me out of work for 6 months. Fully recovered, great Blessing!! Goldens are very loving, loyal dogs. Best wishes to you.
He knew to keep pressure on it
"Goldens mature slowly and will be hyper for a long time"
*dog sits like a statue through the whole fucking video*
That's because hes a good baby boi
@@TheAmazingDoorknob Mine would never stay still he would run and sniff around like he owns the place. *Unless you give him cheese*
@@you2231 cheese
@@alexandrangl11 ✨cheese✨
@@you2231 *_c h e e s e_*
I loved my Golden named Jack Daniels cause he was more reddish then golden, We taught ours not only to retrieve birds but also to sniff out the remote control to the TV when we had misplaced it. He would also get excited after we came back from grocery shopping and carry all the cans and boxes one at a time over to the pantry straight from the grocery bag for us to put away. When you acted hurt or really were hurt he would climb all over you and then just plop down like a blanket on your lap. He was the best dog. Everything was a game to him.
I just love when he gave her his paws. He's such a sweetheart. My heart melted
I grew up with a golden X black lab. She was so kind and excited to do literally everything but baths. Loved the river or lake, but never the bath.
Golden Retrievers will make you laugh every day, feel loved for their lifetime - and then make you cry all too soon when they pass. Watching this video and crying for the 5 I've lost and smiling for the 5 friends I had.
He looks like he's actually *enjoying* it. What a man.
"They are incredibly intelligent..."
*meanwhile the golden I'm dogsitting*
"Hooman, there is something under bed! Come look!"
"Riley, there's LITERALLY nothing under here. I can even move the bed and show you."
"Hooman! I am barking and whining to alert you to the thing under the bed!"
Turned out that the house was a prime spot to witness paranormal activity?
It's a ghost.
Probably a decomposed body under the floor
💀
@@pvaz stalker maybe
Homeward bound is honestly such a beautiful and emotional movie, so underrated, glad that its one of your favorites as well! :)
I love Golden retrievers and their gentle, wise yet goofy nature
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golden retrievers are instinctively aggressive. it takes a good owner to train them to be good. But be careful around children because all it takes is their pit fighting genetics to kick in to attack even good owners.
@@failtolawl all dogs become aggressive if they arent socialized
@@failtolawl pit fighting genetics
LOL
@@failtolawl you confused golden retriever with pitbull
@@chadboates9880 guy didnt watch the video.
Such a good boy!
Caleb: Bath! My favourite thing! Brush! My favourite thing! Nail clip! My favourite thing! Haircut! My favourite thing! Treats! My favourite thing! Pets! My favourite thing!
2:10 that just instantly reminded me of the video where a golden carried a cat by its head back to its older, and the cat seemed perfectly comfortable and just shook its head after it was let go
Beautiful animal. When I was growing up a family friend had a Goldie named "Skipper" they lived by a lake and that dog was AMAZING. He could retireve virtually anything, including rocks! He would dive down and bring them up. ❤️️👍
Mine would dive too! And my mom made him a fetch float for when we were at the lake. Used one arm of an old horseshoe life jacket and brand new florescent nylon so he could see it against the dark water, and he would have swam after that thing all day.
Golden retrievers just have that look of, “I just want to make you happy.” And they do.
This makes me want a golden retriever 🥺I always come back from work tired and stress.
The golden ball of joy. ❤️
As someone who’s always had goldens my entire life, they can be INCREDIBLY difficult when it comes to grooming if they’re afraid and it can be quite funny
Mine never mastered laminate floors. Hated them.
Same. My present golden is a complete butthead whenever I try to clip his nails and manipulates me out of a whole bag of dog treats or a huge handful of green beans (his fave) for me to get the honor to clip his nails.
It’s hilarious that some of these webfooted angels dislike the water 😂😭 I love these great cowards.
@@sabrinahong975 It IS hilarious because they are bred to be water dogs, to go into lakes and ponds to pick up birds that had been shot by the dog's hunter owner. But nearly every golden I have had has been a big wussy when it comes to water, but loves the snow, lol. Frozen water's okay!
Oh, he’s such a calm, well-behaved boy! I love watching your videos
I was at a park, and this beautiful service dog passed by with his owner of course, he saw me, came by me, and let me pet him... You can actually feel a dog's energy, filling the space all around you... His coat was as soft as silk, and his gaze so calming and tender.
This i can attest to, there's something about petting a dog that just brightens up your day.
@@meanieweeny4765 Exactly, and if there's no dog around, then I just watch TH-cam doggie videos he he
You just need to acknowledge a golden retriever for them to be like... "HELLO, NEW BEST FRIEND!!"
Goldens are just balls of pure joy. My childhood dog was one and i have the best memories. She was just loyal and happy
It's impossible not to love such a good boy who actually cooperates with his grooming.
”To the golden, almost anything is edible.” True that! Sheep poop is a real treat, for example 🤣 been there, saw that…
Aw lord🤣🤣🤣🤣
My Black Lab loved poop too......human poop and live frogs.
Forgive me if I am wrong and tell me if I am, but isn't eating of poo a sign that the dog thinks it lacks something in its nutrition?
@2 Nep8id6 This is why I trained my dogs not to lick faces.
@@ThaFuzzwood Maybe. I am no expert, and while I LOVE dogs, I never had one myself.
My friend has two goldens and they are seriously some of the cutest dogs ever. I feel so much more relaxed when I pet them! I’ve had a “soft spot” for all retrieving breeds as I’ve had labs all my life. They are definitely my group of dogs!
Same with my labs!
I have had 2 Goldens, Zeke and Hank and they were the most wonderful souls. Sweet, adorable, obedient and loving. I miss them both
I had a Golden for many years, his name was Buster and he was easily the best dog I’ve ever had. He was so sweet and kind and listened so well. And what a handsome boy he was. I miss him so much, he was really a blessing.
I sadly had my golden pass away a couple years back but he was my best friend through out my childhood and was always there for me and it crushed me to see him go but he will always be in my heart for life. Finn I love you and miss you my dear boy.
Caleb is a handsome boy, a real sweetie pie. He's obviously very well behaved and I'd adopt him in a minute.
0:37 The dog is like: "Can I retrieve that?"
I didn't notice that, thanks for the chuckle.👍
The first dog I remember meeting was a Golden Retriever my dad used to groom (I’m from a family of dog groomers). He was a wonderful old dog who passed at a ripe age. The owners got another Golden, and I used to come along to help groom the both of them and give them walks. It’s some of my favorite memories as a child. I absolutely intend to get a Golden of my own once I have the space.
Your channel has been a blessing during this dark time in healthcare. I also love animals and grew up watching those same movies you did. Your channel makes me want to switch from healthcare to pet care 😂 thank you for helping take our minds off the stress going on in our lives❤️
I had a Golden Retriever and let me tell you, those dogs are angels! They are super kind, gentle and ask for pets all the time❤️
I lost my golden last week to chronic health issues. All these balls of fur know is to give loads and loads of love. Miss you oliver!♥️
My condolences to you ❤️❤️
I grew up with a golden retriever named Bubbles because her gentle nature reminded me of Bubbles from Powerpuff girls that I used to watch with my cousin whenever I went to her place (she had cable so she's in charge of the tv lol). Losing her was one of my saddest moments and when I get my own place I'm getting another one in memoriam of Bubbles.
Something that makes me almost as happy as seeing a golden retriever, maybe my favorite dog breed and among the goodest of boys and girls, is actually that your fans have offered tips for making your job easier and that they seem to work for you, because you are extremely good to these pets and deserve to have good done unto you too.
I know that warmed my heart, her subscribers have her back! Also goldens are one of my favorite breeds too, angels with fur ❤️
Growing up I only ever had Goldens in the family and they really are so sweet. One passed almost six years ago and I still carry a dog shaped hole in my heart for her.
0:55 I felt that head rub in my soul.