Mr. Ed
Be what you is not what you what you ain’t
- Location
- Central NY
I am saving to buy a puppy, as you can see both dog breeds are compatible to our lifestyles and pets we already have. Bringing a puppy into our home will not be as traumatic as Charlie primarily because breed, size, age and temperament. I will be responsible for the puppy’s care and socialization with existing pets.
I am depressed and I don’t think you realize the void of caring for Charlie has affected me, I know I am going down and without a proper solution I may end up in the hospital again. I think getting a puppy will delay hospitalization and help overcome this path I am on.
The golden retriever is a medium-sized breed boasting a golden coat—reflective of its name— originating from Scotland. Known for their kind eyes, loyalty, and enthusiasm for life, the golden retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States. Though historically bred as hunting dogs in the Scottish Highlands, goldens also make excellent family dogs.
The dogs usually get along well with children and are incredibly affectionate and intelligent. Golden retrievers make wonderful service dogs and are often very successful as guide, assistance, or search and rescue dogs.
HEIGHT: 23 to 24 inches (males); 21.5 to 22.5 inches (females)
WEIGHT: 65 to 75 pounds (males); 55 to 65 pounds (females)
COAT: Medium-length double coat
COAT COLOR: Light to dark gold
LIFE SPAN: 10 to 12 years
TEMPERAMENT: Trustworthy, intelligent, playful, energetic.
HYPOALLERGENIC: No
This breed likes to be where the action is with the family rather than relegated to the yard, where they can easily get lonely. They are not suited to be watchdogs, as they are friendly with everyone. Socialization is important for dogs and comes pretty naturally to the golden retriever. They should do well in a multi-pet household with other canines and cats.
Golden retrievers are gentle, patient and enjoy playing with kids, but their size means they can knock over a small child if they are excited. This might scare little kids, especially visiting playmates who are not used to a larger dog. When they learn to play together appropriately, a golden retriever is a good match for families with kids.
The Red Fox Lab is not a separate breed but a Labrador Retriever with a distinctive reddish coat. They possess the same friendly and gentle demeanor as their yellow, chocolate, white and black counterparts. The red shade of their fur comes from a recessive gene that occasionally appears in Labrador litters.
25 May Temperament and Personality: Alongside their captivating appearance, Red Fox Labs possess a fabulous temperament that contributes to their popularity. They are known for their friendly and gentle nature, making them great companions for individuals and families alike. Red Fox Labs are highly sociable, forming strong bonds with their human family members and often getting along well with other petsRed Fox Labs inherit the fantastic temperament that has made Labradors one of the most popular breeds worldwide.
They are known for their friendly, outgoing, and eager-to-please nature. Red Fox Labs are highly sociable and thrive in the company of their human families. They often get along well with children and other pets, making them excellent additions to households.
I am depressed and I don’t think you realize the void of caring for Charlie has affected me, I know I am going down and without a proper solution I may end up in the hospital again. I think getting a puppy will delay hospitalization and help overcome this path I am on.
The golden retriever is a medium-sized breed boasting a golden coat—reflective of its name— originating from Scotland. Known for their kind eyes, loyalty, and enthusiasm for life, the golden retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States. Though historically bred as hunting dogs in the Scottish Highlands, goldens also make excellent family dogs.
The dogs usually get along well with children and are incredibly affectionate and intelligent. Golden retrievers make wonderful service dogs and are often very successful as guide, assistance, or search and rescue dogs.
Breed Overview
GROUP: SportingHEIGHT: 23 to 24 inches (males); 21.5 to 22.5 inches (females)
WEIGHT: 65 to 75 pounds (males); 55 to 65 pounds (females)
COAT: Medium-length double coat
COAT COLOR: Light to dark gold
LIFE SPAN: 10 to 12 years
TEMPERAMENT: Trustworthy, intelligent, playful, energetic.
HYPOALLERGENIC: No
This breed likes to be where the action is with the family rather than relegated to the yard, where they can easily get lonely. They are not suited to be watchdogs, as they are friendly with everyone. Socialization is important for dogs and comes pretty naturally to the golden retriever. They should do well in a multi-pet household with other canines and cats.
Golden retrievers are gentle, patient and enjoy playing with kids, but their size means they can knock over a small child if they are excited. This might scare little kids, especially visiting playmates who are not used to a larger dog. When they learn to play together appropriately, a golden retriever is a good match for families with kids.
The Red Fox Lab is not a separate breed but a Labrador Retriever with a distinctive reddish coat. They possess the same friendly and gentle demeanor as their yellow, chocolate, white and black counterparts. The red shade of their fur comes from a recessive gene that occasionally appears in Labrador litters.
25 May Temperament and Personality: Alongside their captivating appearance, Red Fox Labs possess a fabulous temperament that contributes to their popularity. They are known for their friendly and gentle nature, making them great companions for individuals and families alike. Red Fox Labs are highly sociable, forming strong bonds with their human family members and often getting along well with other petsRed Fox Labs inherit the fantastic temperament that has made Labradors one of the most popular breeds worldwide.
They are known for their friendly, outgoing, and eager-to-please nature. Red Fox Labs are highly sociable and thrive in the company of their human families. They often get along well with children and other pets, making them excellent additions to households.
