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Your Happy and Healthy Golden Retriever: Complete Veterinary Guide
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Hello, everyone! Welcome to the ANIMAIS SERES INTELIGENTES channel! My name is Rafael, and I will be giving you health tips for your pet. It is a pleasure to have you here with me.

Today we are starting a special series of videos where we will talk about health, prevention, treatment and the main characteristics of the most popular dog breeds. We will also understand which diseases each breed is more likely to develop and how we can better care for our four-legged friends.

And to start this journey, we chose a much-loved breed known for its intelligence, loyalty and sweetness: the Golden Retriever.

The Golden Retriever is a breed originating from the United Kingdom, known for its friendly personality, loyalty and ease of learning. They are extremely popular dogs all over the world, not only as companion animals, but also as assistance, therapy and rescue dogs.

Origin: United Kingdom, Life expectancy: 10 to 12 years, Average weight: 25 to 34 kg (females), 30 to 36 kg (males), Average height: 51 to 61 cm, They are active dogs that love to play, swim and interact with their owners.
The Golden Retriever is prone to some health conditions that require special attention. Among the main ones are: Hip dysplasia: A genetic disease that affects the hip joints, Prevention: Weight control, moderate exercise and regular check-ups, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA): An eye condition that can lead to blindness, Prevention: Periodic eye exams, Unfortunately, this breed has a genetic predisposition to some types of cancer.
Veterinarian's Tip: Have veterinary check-ups at least twice a year and keep vaccinations and deworming up to date.
Good nutrition is essential for the health of the Golden Retriever. Here are some important tips: Offer premium or super premium food specifically for large breeds, avoid giving fatty or highly seasoned foods, and always keep fresh, clean water available.
Extra Tip: Consult your veterinarian to adjust the diet according to your pet's age and activity level.
Golden Retrievers are active dogs that need daily exercise to maintain their physical and mental health: Ideal exercise time: At least 1 hour per day. Recommended activities: Walks, light jogs, swimming, and playing with a ball.
In addition to physical exercise, it is important to provide mental stimulation, such as interactive toys and challenges with treats.
Golden Retrievers have long, dense fur, requiring regular care: Brushing at least 3 times a week, Bathing every 15 days (or when necessary), Special care for the ears to prevent infections.
Extra Tip: Use shampoos specifically for dogs with long hair.
Golden Retrievers are extremely intelligent and easy to train dogs. They love to please their owners and respond very well to positive reinforcement.
Start training while they are still puppies, using simple commands like "sit", "stay" and "come", rewarding with treats and praise.
Veterinarian's Tip: Early socialization is essential to avoid unwanted behaviors.
The Golden Retriever is, without a doubt, one of the most loving and devoted breeds in existence. With proper care, they will be faithful companions for many years.
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