Yes, of course, it will grow back. It's hair.

If I shaved your head would your hair grow back? Yes, Yes it would.

Not a kangaroo pouch but when they get a little older thick hair will develop.

Well, some people think so, but officially the Border Collie is the smartest. While, the poodle is in second. I personally have known some stupid poodles. I think that the golden should be high on the list because of their quickness to pick up on lessons.

It depends on how many pups there are there may be 1 But it most likely to be two or three. boys are more likely to come

Well it really depends on the breed. Some breeds like great danes for example can have ten to thirteen and others such as bull dogs have one or two. But the average for most dogs or mutts in about 4-7. :)

Air.

Golden retrievers, like most dogs will start to bleed vaginally when they are in heat. The heat will usually last for two or three weeks.

not likely - they have tails like otters maybe slightly bent The above answer is very true. A Golden Retriever is never supposed to have any bend in it's tail. It should be quite long and completely straight, like a otter's, as said above. It needs to have this rudder shape so the dog can swim quickly and easily when retrieving game!

Golden doodles are a golden retriever and a poodle mix breed. Their prices can range any where from 300 to 3500. Depending on their size, fur quality and things like that.

A golden retriever normally has 6-10 puppies but is also known for large litters of 15 puppies

== == A Bluemation? A Dalheeler? Blue Heelers were crossed with Dalmatians in the late 19th century to improve their relationship with horses (horses, like people, do not like getting their heels nipped). This is why heelers are born-white, and why some of them are rather spotty. See the related link. So a blue heeler-dalmatian cross would be a slightly more dalmatiany-heeler. But what about a red heeler dalmatian cross? a redalmatian?

golden retriever can live in a hot weather but you can choose cold or hot. i prefere hot weather because i think it would be best because i have one and kive in a humid weather. then cool in the winter.

Their paws can give you an idea of how big they are going to be, and their ears are usually closest to their color when they mature. The best way of telling is seeing their parents and what they look like.

All the time ! ours sometimes 5 per day,but averages 4 big ones ,never go out without a poo bag or 3.he's on beta puppy food btw,fed morning and night

All dogs belong to the genus, species, and subspecies "Canis lupus familiaris." In other words, dogs are a subspecies of wolf ("Canis lupus"). Scientifically or in terms of taxonomy, breeds of dogs are not separate subspecies at all since all breeds have the potential of producing offspring with any other breed (and with wolves, actually). Thus, there is no formal scientific nomenclature for any breed, such as Labrador retriever.

In part, this is because breeds are not only genetic but also (human) cultural.

In the United States, purebred Labrador retrievers can come in three colors called black, chocolate, and yellow. (There is no such thing as a "silver" or "golden" Labrador.) Labradors are classified as Sporting Dogs by the AKC (called Gundogs in the U.K.). They originated in the 1700s in what is now Newfoundland from a breed that is now exctinct called the St. Johns Dog or Water Dog. Labradors are closely related to Newfoundlands (Newfies).

My golden has cleared a 3'9" jump, without even touching the top rail

gun-dogs because in the olden days men went out shooting they would sometimes bring a golden retriever with then so if a bird fell into the water when it got shot the golden retriever would jump into the water and RETRIEVE it

Could be from a number of reasons such as severe flea infestation, bad grooming, mange, etc. Best bet is to take it to the vet to get a skin scrape done in case it is mite mange which is spreadable to other canines and will progressively get worse.

No. Goldens have medium-length hair with varying amounts of feathering. (Feathering is longer hair on certain spots ... Google some images of Golden Retrievers and you will see differences in the amount of feathering.)

If you want a short-haired retriever get a Labrador Retriever .. they have short hair all over without feathering. (Labs are more energetic and somewhat less easier to train than Goldens though.)

Just a thought .... but if you are looking for a "shorthaired Golden" because you think short-haired dogs shed less .... that is NOT at all true!! That is a persistent myth for some strange reason but it has absolutely NO basis in reality. Short hair does NOT mean the dog will automatically shed less.

In fact, most short-haired dog breeds shed far MORE than Goldens ... examples are Dalmations and Corgis. Both those breeds shed FAR more than Goldens ... they just shed a lot of shorter hairs! Another fact is that most non-shedding breeds also happen to have the LONGEST hair ... like Maltese and Shih Tzu breeds.

For the best fit, most pet stores will allow you to bring the puppy in so that you can pick and try on the different collars.

it would be our dream dog but I have never heard of one so far!

A dog's cycle varies depending on the dog. Most dogs are in heat for about three to four weeks. The bleeding will last anywhere from 3 to 14 days. After the bleeding stops the dog can still get pregnant for about two weeks.