Golden Irish is feathered with abundant silky fur and is available in a variety of rich shades of mahogany to chestnut with splatters of dark brown on its entire body. In addition, some young breeds have grey-silver hair behind legs and ears, but disappear as it matures. It has triangular, soft and thin ears, and its legs are muscular and long.

It has a soft, flat and medium-length coat, which requires daily brushing to keep it in good condition. You need to keep its fur from tangles and burrs and give additional care when it is moulting. You need to use dry shampoo only when it is necessary.

Golden Irish requires a daily brisk and long walk or else they become restless and you will find them difficult to manage. In addition, they enjoy running and playing in the fenced yard.