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2 yearsAge
£350Price
Beautiful cream Golden Retriever for Stud
Golden Retriever1 month
£350
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Description
Kenleap Mcintosh Firth (Archer) is my homebred KC Registered, health tested very light cream golden retriever. He is a beautiful example of the breed with a broad head and very white coat.
He is our household pet and is much adored. He has a wonderful temperament, is very laid back and loves a bit of fuss and a cuddle, he’s incredibly gentle and has a very loving nature. He enjoys his walks and is very gentle with other dogs he meets and never aggressive in any way.
Archer has a five generation pedigree certificate with champion lines from both his patents.
He has been hip and elbow scored and certified (5/7, 0/0)
He is certified clear of progressive retinal atrophy (GR-PRA1, GR-PRA2)
Any questions please just ask.
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Litter details
LocationLlanelli, Carmarthenshire
BreedGolden Retriever
Age2 years, 3 months
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Highly trainable and eager to please, excelling in both family and working roles
Produces a friendly, kind, and patient companion suitable for children and other pets
Adaptable to varied lifestyles yet thrives with regular mental and physical activity
Beautiful, water-resistant double coat with a gentle but resilient nature
Cons
Requires regular and sometimes frequent grooming to manage heavy shedding
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Susceptible to various hereditary health issues, including cancers and joint conditions
Easily distracted and can develop mouthy behaviour if not trained appropriately