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Florida Golden Rescue Retriever South
The florida golden rescue retriever south provides training information along with the photos of the dogs.
To adopt a dog of this breed you should be ready to face problems associated with it: shedding, much space needed, and behavioral and health problems that often occur in abandoned dogs. Such dogs should live indoors and be members of the family. Every applicant has to fill out an application form with lots of questions concerning his/her lifestyle, living conditions and desire of other family members. Adoption fee, which covers the expenses on housing and vet checks, varies in different organizations from $100 to $300.
The florida golden rescue retriever south provides training information along with the photos of the dogs.
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Florida Golden Rescue Retriever South -
training, photos
The original aim of the breed was accompanying the hunters and fetching wildfowl on land and water. This breed was developed in England and Scotland in the late 19th century. From the very beginning, these dogs fitted perfectly for this task with their keen sense of smell and water-repellent coat. They were bred to be willing, hardy, endurable and trainable. This versatility has made the breed useful in many other endeavors. These dogs have a normal canine structure and natural appearance, requiring no alteration and exotic grooming. These dogs should be neither massive, nor refined. The florida golden rescue retriever south provides training information along with the photos of the dogs.
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