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CanadianGoldens.com is now sporting an entirely new look, with many new features. You will have to register for a new account, and then you can set up your profile, upload an avatar, set up a photo album, post in the forum, and even set up your own dog blog!! ...

My Golden Retriever, Winger, had hip displasia. I have read a lot to deal with his condition. Here is some important information worth sharing. What is Hip Displasia? Hip displasia can be a terrible, painful, degenerative disease. A dog can be affected in one hip or both. Basically, hip displasia means a disfigurement of the hip joint. A displastic hip socket is too shallow. Because the head of the femur isn't held in place securely by the hip socket, there is continuous movement of the head of the femur against the edges of the hip socket. ...

The Government of Canada has put together a website that lists the positive cases of rabies, by year, by province, by species back to 1998.

http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/...g/statse.shtml

In Canada the animals that most often transmit rabies are foxes, skunks, bats, and raccoons.
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The following is a list of titles and their abbreviations that can be awarded by the CKC and/or the AKC for various activities and events. They are sorted into titles that appear as a prefix and as a suffix.

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Winter brings its own changes and challenges for our Golden Retrievers - or maybe more so for us!
nd you are excited that you can put your paw towels away from your doors, you aren't too far away from bringing that towel back to wipe snow off their backs! And watch for the painful snowballs between their toes!

Here are some winter tips and reminders:
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Blastomycosis, or "blasto" for short, is a fungal disease found in humans, dogs, and other mammals, occasionally cats. It is commonly misdiagnosed, often as cancer, Valley fever, Lyme disease, and other viral infections. It lives as a mold in warm (room temperature), acid, sandy soils near water. Once in the body, it lives as a yeast. It is contracted most often by inhaling through the nose the sp ...

Is your Golden Retriever turning shaggy? Have you ever wondered how to trim his ears? Or if you are supposed to trim his shaggy tail? And what about those nails that never stop growing!?
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Thin of breeding your golden? There are so many things to consider, I'd like to take the opportunity to answer some of the common breeding questions here on this page. Please consider the following:
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