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General Appearance

The Goldador is a medium to large-sized dog with a well-balanced, athletic build. It combines the sturdy frame of the Labrador Retriever with the graceful elegance of the Golden Retriever. The breed exudes a friendly and intelligent expression.

 

Size

  • Weight: 55–80 pounds.

  • Height: 21.5–24.5 inches at the shoulder.

 

Coat

  • Texture: Dense and water-resistant, with a soft undercoat. The coat may be straight or slightly wavy.

  • Length: Medium.

  • Colors: Common colors include shades of gold, cream, black, or chocolate, often solid but occasionally with light markings.

 

Head

  • Skull: Broad and slightly rounded, proportional to the body.

  • Muzzle: Medium length with a straight bridge and well-defined stop.

  • Nose: Black or brown, depending on coat color.

  • Eyes: Medium-sized, almond-shaped, and expressive. Brown or hazel eyes are preferred, conveying warmth and intelligence.

  • Ears: Medium-sized, hanging close to the cheeks, and set slightly above eye level.

 

Body

  • Neck: Strong and muscular, blending smoothly into the shoulders.

  • Chest: Deep and well-developed, with well-sprung ribs.

  • Back: Level and firm, with a slightly sloping croup.

  • Tail: Thick at the base, tapering to the tip, carried level or slightly curled upward.

 

Legs

  • Forequarters: Straight and well-boned, with shoulders that are strong and sloping.

  • Hindquarters: Muscular and well-angulated, providing powerful drive.

  • Feet: Round and compact, with well-arched toes and thick pads.

 

Movement

The Goldador moves with a smooth, effortless, and ground-covering stride. Its gait reflects the breed's athleticism and energy, with strong drive from the hindquarters and good reach in the front.

 

Temperament

  • Personality: Affectionate, friendly, and eager to please. The Goldador is known for its gentle and patient demeanor, making it an excellent companion for families, children, and other pets.

  • Energy Level: High. This breed thrives on daily exercise and enjoys activities like swimming, running, and playing fetch.

  • Trainability: Highly intelligent and responsive, the Goldador excels in obedience training and various canine roles, including therapy, service work, and search and rescue.

 

Faults

  • Excessive shyness or aggression.

  • Poorly proportioned body or unbalanced appearance.

  • Coat that is overly sparse or excessively long.

  • Eyes that lack expression or are excessively small or bulging.

 

Care Requirements

  • Grooming: Regular brushing is needed to control shedding and maintain the coat's health.

  • Exercise: The Goldador requires daily physical and mental stimulation. Activities like long walks, play sessions, or training exercises are ideal.

  • Diet: A balanced diet tailored to the breed's activity level is essential to maintain a healthy weight.

 

Ideal Owner

The Goldador is perfect for active families, individuals who enjoy outdoor activities, or those in need of a service dog. They adapt well to various living environments but thrive in homes where they can be part of daily activities and have ample space to exercise.

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Question & Answer

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Can You Register a Goldador?

Yes, you can register your puppy or dog with the Designer Kennel Club. The DKC is the best registry for the designer dog breed. 

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Can I get Papers for a Goldador?

Yes, you can receive registration papers for your puppy or dog. Register your puppy or dog as a Foundation dog.

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Can I register my Goldador puppy litter?

Litter registration is offered by the Designer Kennel Club. To register your puppy litter, you must register both parents as Foundation dog, then register your puppy litter. 

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Can I register my dog without AKC papers? Yes, you can register your dog as a Foundation dog

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How to prove my dog is purebred without papers? registration papers will show proof of breed & ownership. 

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What is the best dog registry? DKC registration papers are the best for all designer dog breeds. 

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