Behaviour

Domestic Golden Irish dogs are renowned for their placid and friendly demeanour. Being a member of the family and spending time with loved ones is something they thrive on.

They are an integral part of their human family members' everyday lives, whether that's playing outside, snuggling up on the sofa, or just being there.

Golden Irish dogs are known to be quite sociable and welcoming, especially around strangers. But it's important to start socialising with them early on so they can feel comfortable and confident in many kinds of settings.

Pеrmitting puppies to interact positively with a variety of people, places, and things from an early age helps them grow into well-rounded adults.

The amiable temperament of Golden Irish dogs makes them good companions for children and other animals after they've had the appropriate training. When given the chance to interact in a controlled and supervised manner, they may develop significant ties with other creatures, including smaller animals, cats, and other canines.

But watch their behaviour closely to make sure everyone is safe that's the rule with any animal interaction.

Other Golden Irish dogs may be more extroverted than others, while others may be more reserved among strangers and other animals. It's important to remember that even within the breed, individual personalities may differ.

The key to influencing their behaviour and ensuring pleasant interactions with people and animals is consistent guidance from their owners, positive reinforcement training, and early socialisation.