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Around 3 months of age, you will notice some long hair growing in your puppy's tail. This is the beginning of his feathering. Goldens have feathers on their legs, under their stomachs, and on the tail. The adult coat begins growing on the dog's tail first and continues gradually up his body.
I wouldn't really suggest a golden retriever.. They cause as much allergies as a non-hypoallergenic dog. I would suggest getting a hypoallergenic dog, but there usually small, you could get a basenji which is like the largest hypo allergenic dog i believe.The length of the hair has nothing to do with the allergies..olden retrievers shed a lot!!!! If your alergies aren't too bad, then you might be all right with a lab (they have shorter hair and shed less) But you'll probably want something like a poodle, or a poodle mix that are hypoallergenic. altaira Â· 8 years ago.