Golden Retriever Enthusiast And Owner Turns To Interwebs In An Attempt To Understand The Doggos' Infatuation With Tennis Balls

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    Human body - Posted by u/Massive_Salt8136 14 days ago What's up with goldens and tennis balls?
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    Human body - My 2 goldens go absolutely nuts for tennis balls. It's literally an addiction. Who else's golden?
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    Dog - Companion Dude · 14 days ago "retrievers"
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    Font - AureliusZa 14 days ago Born to retrieve. Ours manages to find tennis balls in the most random places and refuses to leave them behind. There's a lot of tennis balls in the house by now.
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    Font - Fancy PantsMN - 14 days ago Ball is life. Life is ball.
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    Font - smith_716 14 days ago Aurora (Rory) Goldens are born to retrieve and what's the easiest thing to retrieve? BALLIE! They're the perfect size, shape, they have an interesting smell and texture and give just a little bit when they do the random super hard molar bite down. AND SOMETIMES YOU CAN JUST FIND THEM ANYWHERE!! Really, though, that goldie is impressive with all the ballies in their mouth. Mine were never that interested in ballies.
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    Font - chriswaco 14 days ago I remember people telling me that dogs don't have good memories. Then I remember my golden searching for a long-gone tennis ball we had left in a particular place at a park a year earlier. Tennis balls are like catnip for goldens.
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    Font - fool_scold 14 days ago Our golden is obsessed. We stopped letting him have actual tennis balls, though... he chews the felt off and eats it, which is no-bueno. Now he gets orange 'Chuck-It" brand balls that are very solid, and he can't chew them up. He falls asleep with the ball in his mouth sometimes. I took him on a two mile walk once, and he carried one in his mouth the entire time.
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    Dog - pancakessogood 14 days ago
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    Font - that-bro-dad. 14 days ago Yep. We have taught ours that "tennis balls are outside toys" and he knows what that means. If he wants to hold onto his tennis balls (he also likes to carry more than one), then he can stay outside as long as he wants. If he wants to come in, he has to drop them. Sometimes we have a dog sitter and when they send pictures, I see Gus inside with a tennis ball and I know he tricked them. He knows better. Haha. He has recently learned that dryer balls are perfectly
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    Dog - caty0325 14 days ago
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