Golden retriever puppy mix
1 Day
246
6
$250.00
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VenmoGolden retriever/ Staffordshire terrier mix. 3 puppys. A black short hair female. A sandy color short hair male and a Grey lomg hair male. Super sweet and loving pups. 12 weeks old ready to go.
The Golden Retriever is a popular, intelligent, and friendly dog breed known for its beautiful golden coat, gentle nature, and eagerness to please, making it an excellent family pet, service dog, and working companion. Originally bred in Scotland for retrieving waterfowl, they are energetic, highly trainable, and thrive on human connection, requiring regular exercise and grooming for their dense, water-repellent double coat. Key Characteristics Temperament: Affectionate, patient, gentle, intelligent, and loyal. They are great with children and other pets. Appearance: A well-balanced, medium-large dog with a distinctive golden coat that can range from light cream to dark gold. They have floppy ears and a friendly, "smiling" expression. Size: Males are typically 23–24 inches tall and 65–75 pounds; females are about 21.5–22.5 inches and 55–65 pounds. Coat: A dense, water-repellent double coat that sheds, requiring regular brushing. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Staffy) is a small but powerful, muscular dog known for being affectionate, courageous, and loyal, earning it the nickname "nanny dog" for its gentleness with children, despite its history in blood sports like bull-baiting and dogfighting. They are energetic, love to play, and require consistent training, though they can be stubborn; they are generally good with their families but may not be agreeable with other dogs. Key characteristics include a short coat, wide jaw, and a lifespan of 12–14 years, with potential health concerns like hip dysplasia and cataracts. History and Temperament Origins: Developed in 19th-century England from Bulldogs and Terriers for blood sports, but were always bred to be good with people, leading to their "nanny dog" reputation. Personality: Playful, energetic, and loving with family, but can be tenacious and willful. They are known for their "smile" and love of people. With Other Dogs: Can be intolerant of other dogs, so early socialization and training are crucial.
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Golden retriever puppy mix
1 Day
246
6
$250.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoGolden retriever/ Staffordshire terrier mix. 3 puppys. A black short hair female. A sandy color short hair male and a Grey lomg hair male. Super sweet and loving pups. 12 weeks old ready to go.
The Golden Retriever is a popular, intelligent, and friendly dog breed known for its beautiful golden coat, gentle nature, and eagerness to please, making it an excellent family pet, service dog, and working companion. Originally bred in Scotland for retrieving waterfowl, they are energetic, highly trainable, and thrive on human connection, requiring regular exercise and grooming for their dense, water-repellent double coat. Key Characteristics Temperament: Affectionate, patient, gentle, intelligent, and loyal. They are great with children and other pets. Appearance: A well-balanced, medium-large dog with a distinctive golden coat that can range from light cream to dark gold. They have floppy ears and a friendly, "smiling" expression. Size: Males are typically 23–24 inches tall and 65–75 pounds; females are about 21.5–22.5 inches and 55–65 pounds. Coat: A dense, water-repellent double coat that sheds, requiring regular brushing. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Staffy) is a small but powerful, muscular dog known for being affectionate, courageous, and loyal, earning it the nickname "nanny dog" for its gentleness with children, despite its history in blood sports like bull-baiting and dogfighting. They are energetic, love to play, and require consistent training, though they can be stubborn; they are generally good with their families but may not be agreeable with other dogs. Key characteristics include a short coat, wide jaw, and a lifespan of 12–14 years, with potential health concerns like hip dysplasia and cataracts. History and Temperament Origins: Developed in 19th-century England from Bulldogs and Terriers for blood sports, but were always bred to be good with people, leading to their "nanny dog" reputation. Personality: Playful, energetic, and loving with family, but can be tenacious and willful. They are known for their "smile" and love of people. With Other Dogs: Can be intolerant of other dogs, so early socialization and training are crucial.
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