My Sunday morning routine will never be boring anymore. Running is my passion. Together with my husband and sister in law, Sunday is our only best time to go jogging.
Last Sunday we met Lucky, a 9 months old Golden Retriever. He just move to our place together with his family. The first time I look at him I know already that he is a Golden Retriever for they are my favorite dog breed. Lucky's professional trainer told us that Lucky needs a lot of exercise because he is always joining on dog shows. He won 3 Best in The Show awards already.
Lucky is very friendly and kind to us. His trainer is glad too that we can accompany Lucky every week when we jog. Who is more happy? Of course me! It's like that I wanted to take him home haha! XD Just kiddin... I have here some more photos of lucky. Enjoy!
Handsome! :)
Golden Retriever is a breed of dog with high intelligence and versatility. They are also bred for search and rescue, drug detection and a guide for hunting. They are friendly and patient making them an ideal family dogs.
Golden Retrievers are generally friendly even to strangers and thus making them a poor guard dog. They are always active and fun-loving animals and the most important thing is... they love water!
Playful Moments After Exercise
As the name suggests, the Golden Retriever loves to retrieve. Whether the object is a thrown stick, tennis ball, or flying disc, retrieving can keep a dog of this breed occupied and entertained for hours, particularly if water is also involved. Goldens might also pick up and "retrieve" any object that is near to them upon their masters' arrival, all of this lending to their retriever name. Read more...
Golden Retrievers are known for their intelligence and can learn many commands and phrases. They are calm and always willing to learn. They are commonly used as guide dogs because of this. They can learn tricks easily too.
My nieces Gileane, Gianine and Genica just got their first pet upon moving to Australia. These Peach-Faced Lovebirds, Harry and Cleo, are really very sociable animals. At first the two birds are a bit stubborn and is always biting their daddy's hand every time he took a hold of them to bring them out of the cage and play. But after a lot of effort and training, the two birds are now calm and playful to the kids. Peach-Faced are very affectionate pets toward their owners. They often perch on their daddy's shoulder and they don't have to put them on the cage for a long time too. The birds can roam free on their living room and mingle to them.
