Absolutely agree Sue. I only highlighted a Goldie, since they are known to be excellent family dogs, and rarely turn up at behavioural clinics.

It is my hope that people using this forum will do their research before actually buying, or rehoming a dog. While it is imperative that no breed is tagged as having specific problems, there are certain breeds that should NOT go to a home where the owners are at work all day, and where they have little or no stimulation.

Rather a dog stay a slightly longer in kennels, than to be continually re-homed, as is in the case of some breeds. Therefore a little homework goes a long way.

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