Part of the charm is how deeply committed he is to the role. He doesn't bark, whine or pace. Instead, he politely presents ...

Goldens’ history as retrievers also makes them instinctually want to hold things in their mouth. Carrying a stuffed bear ...

I really like how you can see the moment he weighed up his options and decided to launch an attack," one user wrote.

With their bright temperament and trademark Golden Retriever energy, these dogs thrive on engagement, exercise and close ...

The sibling bond has melted hearts online, as one TikTok commenter said that "every golden deserves a golden.” ...

There are moments when a dog remembers something so good that every part of them gets in on the celebration — ears, paws, ...

Are Golden Retrievers the funniest dogs out there?

Golden Retrievers are incredible dogs, but we all know that they’re downright goofy, right? One silly boy had his mama ...

For example, the canine gene ADD2 was associated with fear of strangers, but in humans was related to depression. A key characteristic of depression in people is social withdrawal, so we suspect there ...

Researchers say their "striking" findings could help owners understand their pets’ emotional worlds, and tailor training or ...

A study led by researchers at the University of Cambridge provides a window into canine emotions, revealing why some golden retrievers are more fearful, energetic or aggressive than others.

Part of the charm is how deeply committed he is to the role. He doesn't bark, whine or pace. Instead, he politely presents his blanket, stares directly at the humans, and waits. The message is clear: ...