SETTLER'S TRAIL GOLDENS
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Junior National Champion Titles
Junior Best Of Breed
4x-Certificat d'Aptitude au Championnat
2x- Certificats d'Aptitude au Chmpionnat
International de Beaute'
Best Of Breed
Best Of Sex
Hip Clearance A Grade
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We do not have any puppies available at this time.
Please feel free to contact
Diana Conard at 1-913-226-7060. Risa's Goldens.
Charlie, the charming star of Waldo and Lola. This delightful puppy has truly captured our affection! If you are seeking a loving companion to add to your family, we invite you to consider our upcoming litter. Please contact us to secure your place on our list the puppies are expected in April and will be ready for their new homes in June.
Meet our adorable 7-month-old male! He's an absolute sweetheart who adores children and has a playful spirit that loves to run and have fun. With a little training, he'll be the perfect companion
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For inquiries regarding available and upcoming English Cream puppies, please reach out to us. Kindly provide your name, email, or phone number, as well as your preference for a male or female puppy, and we will get to you promptly.
Personality: Intelligent, friendly, and devoted.
Energy Level: Very Active; This dog is active and energetic, and needs daily exercise.
Good with Children: Yes
Good with other Dogs: Yes
Shedding: Seasonal
Grooming: Occasional
Trainability: Eager to Please
Height: 23-24 inches (male), 21.5-22.5 inches (female)
Weight: 65-75 pounds (male), 55-65 pounds (female)
Life Expectancy: 10-12 years
Barking Level: Barks When Necessary
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Source: AKC.org
Origin: Scotland
Year Recognized: 1925
Breed History & Job Description:
Golden Retrievers were developed in the Scottish Highlands over 100 years ago by a man whose name was Lord Tweedmouth.
Lord Tweedmouth wanted to create a breed that was perfect for the rainy climate and rugged terrain of the area, so he crossed his “Yellow Retriever” with a breed that is now extinct, the Tweed Water Spaniel. Irish Setter and Bloodhound were also added to the mix. Though they were bred for hunting, they can happily adapt to many different living situations.
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Source: AKC.org