The Everything Golden Retriever Book: A Complete Guide to Raising, Training, and Caring for Your Golden

The golden retriever is one of the most popular dogs in the country. In fact, according the American Kennel Club, it ranks second only to the labrador retriever in popularity. Known for their easy temperament and boundless enthusiasm, golden retrievers have the ability to become wonderful family pets - with some socialization and training, of course.

The Everything Golden Retriever Book is a must-have for new and potential golden owners everywhere. Written by Gerilyn and Paul Bielakiewicz, cofounders of Canine University, The Everything Golden Retriever Book is packed with professional, breed-specific advice that helps readers raise, care for, and train their golden retrievers safely and successfully.
The Everything Golden Retriever Book shows dog owners how to:

• Choose the right golden for their family
• Socialize their new golden
• Instill good manners
• Find the proper diet and exercise regimen for their golden
• Deal with common health problems

Packed full of photos showing goldens in action, The Everything Golden Retriever Book is perfect for new and seasoned dog owners!

Gerilyn J. Bielakiewicz (Malden, MA) is the author of The Everything Dog Training and Tricks Book and the cofounder of Canine University, a successful dog training school located in Malden, MA. Canine University and its programs have been featured on the local NBC, CBS, and WB affiliates, as well as in print media. Ms. Bielakiewicz is a professional member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, a member of Therapy Dogs International, and a field instructor for Paws with a Cause.

Paul S. Bielakiewicz (Malden, MA), a cofounder of Canine University, is a contributing editor ofThe Canine University Quarterly as well as a monthly electronic client newsletter, and is responsible for content on Canineuniversity.com. Mr. Bielakiewicz, who oversees all operational aspects of Canine University, also manages the organization’s dog day care program, and is instrumental in the rehabilitation of undersocialized puppies.