Golden Dox

Golden Dox History

The Golden Dox is a medium-size working and herding sheepdog. The origin of the name is unknown, but it is thought that it possibly comes from the word “dox” or “doxy”, a nickname for a shepherd.

Golden Dox Physical Characteristics

The Golden Dox is a small, toy-sized breed of herding dog that originated in the United States. They are a highly intelligent breed and are known for their agility and high energy. Most have a medium length, straight, silky, or wavy coat of a soft gold or cream color. They have a triangular shaped head with a smaller, pointed muzzle. Their ears are erect, of medium size, and are set high on the head. Their eyes are usually dark brown or hazel in color. They have small, tight fitting feet which are preferred to be left natural.

Golden Dox Health

Description of breed health.

Golden Dox Temperament and Behaviour

The Golden Dox is a medium-sized, powerful, and athletic dog. They are very intelligent, curious, and aggressive. They are independent and stubborn, which can make training and housebreaking difficult. They are very active and high-energy, and require a lot of exercise and stimulation. They are protective of their family and territorial, and make good watch dogs.

Golden Dox Activity Requirements

The Golden Dox is a unique hybrid of the Goldendoodle and Doberman Pinscher. This medium-sized, intelligent dog is loyal, fun, and alert. They are easily trained and require regular socialization. While the Golden Dox doesn’t require as much activity as some other breeds, they do still benefit from regular exercise. A daily walk or jog and some time playing in the yard will help them stay healthy and happy. Golden Doxes are an active and intelligent breed that enjoys learning new things. They are also a high-energy, playful breed that needs plenty of mental stimulation. If you are looking for a new companion, a Golden Dox might be the perfect choice.

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