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The Golden Retriever was developed as a waterfowl and game dog in the 19th Century. Hunters in the northern areas of England and Scotland needed a large strong dog that had intelligence, an affinity for the water, the will to work, and a soft mouth for retrieving. The Golden Retriever is symmetrical in appearance. It is a powerful, eager, and active dog with a kindly expression. It is alert, cheerful, and self-confident. The untemperamental Golden likes everyone and so is not usually used for guarding. However, it is a very popular guide dog for the disabled. The breed is gentle, sensitive, responsive, and good with children.
http://www.akc.org/breeds/golden_retriever
Facts and information from the American Kennel Club.
http://www.canadiangoldens.com/
Links to breeders, rescue, homepages, goods, health issues, and clubs. E-mail list, weekly poll, and message board available.
http://www.golden-retriever-breeders.co.uk/
Features a guide to breeders in the United Kingdom.
http://www.everythinggolden.com/
An online magazine for competition Golden Retrievers. Monthly issues.
http://www.goldenretrieverforum.com/
Designed for all enthusiasts of the breed. Features include a chat room and photo gallery.
http://landofpuregold.com/
Follow the Golden Brick Road for information and to learn about every service field and humanitarian effort of this breed.
http://www.goldenretrievers.nl/
Links and information with Club Nederland (GRCN) standards, breeding policy, buying a puppy, puppy test, showing, working and hunting. [Dutch and English]
http://www.goldendogs-online.com/
Message board, chat room, litter listings, and a photograph gallery.
http://www.standfastdata.co.uk/
A database of English pedigrees and championship show records continuous from 2004. [registration required]
http://www.grweekly.com/
News articles, pedigrees, and general information.
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