The Golden Retriever has long golden hair, moves on four legs, and eats dog food. It lives in its owner's home with other pets except cats. Golden Retrievers do not have any special defenses or enemies. Their young are called puppies. Golden Retrievers were bred to be guide and hunting dogs and were created in Scotland in the 1800s by crossing other breeds.

1. Golden
Retriever
By:
Emily

2. Golden Retriever’s Body
The Golden
Retriever looks just like
any other dog, except
it has long, Golden hair.
The Golden
Retriever moves on
four legs.
The Golden Retriever
eats dogfood.

3. Golden Retriever’s Habitat
 A Golden Retriever
lives in there owner’s
house.
 The Golden
retriever’s home
looks like it’s owner’s
house.
 The Golden Retriever
lives with it’s owners
and any other
pet, except cats.

4. Golden Retriever’s Way of Life
 The Golden
Retriever doesn’t
have any special
defenses.
 The golden Retriever
doesn’t have any
enemies.
 The name of the
Golden Retriever’s
young are called
puppies.

5. Golden Retriever’s Importance
 The Golden retriever is helpful
to man because They make a
great guide dog.
 The Golden Retriever was
made to be a Hunter dog.
 I chose the Golden Retriever
because my aunt has one. The
most interesting thing I learned
about the Golden Retriever is
that the Golden Retriever was
made in the Scottish Highlands
by Lord Tweedmouth in the early
1800s and was made by
combining The tweed Water
Spaniel and other dogs.