No. Golden Retrievers have normal feet with four toes, just like most other dogs. They do have a double-jointed “webbed” paw that some people mistake for webbed feet. In the photo below, notice how the black dog has more of a traditional foot with five toes and the golden retriever’s paw is more of a single webbed paw – but it has five toes instead!
Webbing on a dog’s foot is typically caused by genes or surgical partial removal of one metatarsal bone in each forelimb (toenail arrangement permitting). As seen in these pictures from DogsInClogs, they can range from mild to severe reductions of bone – depending on which parts are still…