Welcome to Pure Gold Country
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and availability of puppies!
Today the Golden Retriever is one of the most well known breeds of North America. According to the American
Kennel Club, the Golden Retriever has ranked second in popularity in over 150 recognized breeds.
The Golden Retriever has many fantastic qualities which include a positive temperament, never showing
aggression, nor being timid or nervous. Although most Goldens will give warning when a stranger approaches,
you should not expect yours to act as a guard dog. They are very loving, friendly and will be deeply devoted to
your family. Goldens are highly intelligent and easy to train with a kind disposition that enables them to fit in well
with your other family pets. Temperament, intelligence, love and obedience put the Golden in the top of its class.
The Golden Retriever was bred originally in Scotland and England in the late 1800's for use in hunting and
retrieving. It is considered to be in the Sporting Group of dog breeds and was first recognized by the American
Kennel Club in 1925.
Today the Golden Retriever has many uses, both professional and personal. They compete in several events
which include obedience, field trials, show rings and agility. They have been used professionaly by rescue
teams and for assistance and therapy with the handicapped.
In my opinion, the Goldens best trait is their adoration of children and family. They never retaliate even when
provoked. Your new puppy will aim to please you and will bring many years of joy and fun into your life!
The premiere Golden Retriever breeder in Middle Tennessee
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Kramm's Golden Annika
We would love to hear from you. You may contact us using our contact page or email: goldens@puregoldcountry.com 615-390-8382
To view available puppies Click Here
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***UPCOMING LITTERS DUE IN MARCH***
For deposit information, please call 615.390.8382 or email us using our contact page!
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Bear's pup from previous litter
Our proud "PAPA" Bear!
Sunshine pup play'n, Mar '09
Sunshine's females @ 5 1/2 weeks March 2009
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Lily's male with a big yawn July 2009
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Rena and Bear's pup Sept 2009
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Anni male pup 2008