Can a Coyote Kill a Golden Retriever? Yes, a Coyote can kill a golden retriever. Coyotes are experienced killers, and if they think the dog is a serious threat, it may try to kill it or lure the dog back to an ambush where its pack can kill or seriously harm the dog.

It has been bred as a guard dog and not as a fighting dog. They were also bred originally to be moderate aggressive but they’re breeding that quality away these days, as it’s an undesired trait in modern times. The Dalmatian is a very old breed and used as a carriage dog and tend to be more muscular.

Even the friendliest, most docile, most obedient Golden Retrievers you have ever met can turn into a monster to protect their owners in case of a serious threat. Golden Retrievers will fight Coyotes and lions to protect their owners, and that’s literally.

Golden Retriever

Dogs generally like being petted on their upper chest, hips, and butt. They also may enjoy being petted on the side of their face or under their chin. And they may love gentle ear rubs, including the tips of their ears. This may relax them.

Yes, you can have 2 male golden retrievers, goldens are happier when they have company, it’s true that the 2 male golden retrievers might fight to prove who is the alpha but male goldens actually fight less than female goldens and the owner can prevent the fighting by establishing their authority.

55 to 65 pounds

Female: 55–71 lbs25–32 kg

Obesity is defined as being 20% over their ideal weight. The average weight for a Golden Retriever is 70 pounds. Therefore, 84 pound Golden is considered obese.

55-65 pounds (female) Although these numbers are breed standards, golden retrievers can grow to be over 100 pounds, but there are many different factors that contribute to this wide range of sizes. Golden retrievers can be one of the greatest family dogs.