Golden Retrievers are active, bouncy dogs who usually enjoy their daily exercise and play. This means that any sign of a limp should attract your attention fairly quickly and make you wonder why. When a Golden Retriever goes limping, even if only slightly, it always signifies an underlying problem ranging from the minor – like an insect bite, splinter, or stuck foreign object – to emergencies like a break.
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As the years go by, your once full-of-life companion will lose a bit of cheerfulness. Your companion will be less spontaneous and willing to tag along on your adventures. Your companion’s appearance will even become frail. You may notice that your Golden Retriever’s face is turning white, but why?
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Do you want to know that why do Golden Retrievers drool? Does your Golden Retriever drools, and are you quite insecure about it? Well, drool is normal, and it helps your Golden Retriever to eat and digest food smoothly. But then it’s like a waterfall from your Golden’s mouth, it’s too much drool or hypersalivation, and this can be a sign of illness.
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