Golden Retrievers (Definite Introduction)

We all It is said that guide dogs are like the eyes of a blind man. Well-trained guide dogs bring great convenience to the life of the blind man. In fact, many types of dogs can be trained as guide dogs, and golden retrievers are one of the rare ones. So why can golden retrievers be selected as guide dogs?

To become a qualified guide dog, the dog needs to receive all-round training. For example, the guide dog must be easy to train, the guide dog must have strong anti-interference ability, Guide dogs must be honest to their owners, guide dogs must be easy for their owners to pull, etc., and golden retrievers can meet these conditions.

First of all, golden retrievers are very smart, and they are highly obedient. On a dog IQ ranking list, we can see that golden retrievers rank fourth, so they are easy to train. secondly, golden retrievers with gentle personalities have strong anti-disruption capabilities and are sincere to their owners, which increases their chances of being selected as guide dogs; thirdly, golden retrievers of moderate size are very convenient for their owners to lead and be friendly They also admire their services, which makes people more willing to give them guidance services.

Naturally, in addition to golden retrievers, some other types of dogs are also very suitable as guide dogs, such as our rare Labradors, German Shepherds, etc., which have some similarities with golden retrievers. Similar traits, such as that they are both smart (in the IQ ranking mentioned above, we can find that Labradors and German Shepherds (definitely introduced) also rank very high); they are similar to Golden Retrievers Generally sincere to their owners; they are also very convenient for towing, etc.

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