About our pack...We are the Kauranen family! Our home is in Lakeville, Massachusetts. My husband and I have two kids who adore our Goldens just as much as we do! We live on 6 acres of woods and have a massive yard for our dogs (and kids) to run and be crazy. This keeps our fur kids happy AND in great shape! We are also within walking distance of a lake where our dogs can go swimming. Our mission is to produce a quality line of "American Standard" Golden Retrievers, not to be confused with the English or Canadian Golden. This means that we have studied the definition and specific qualities of an American Golden Retriever based on the A.K.C. breed standards. I.E... English Goldens tend to be larger and lighter in color. Canadian Goldens tend to have a thinner coat and fur texture. When choosing a pair for breeding, we check for overall health, linage and physical compatibility. Education plays a big part in breeding CORRECTLY. I am continuously taking courses through A.K.C. to be the best breeder I can be for my pack and potential families. We have loved the Golden breed since we were young ourselves and we strive to produce healthy, well-adjusted, family friendly dogs that everyone can adore for generations. Because, who doesn't love a Golden?!
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How is Platinum Goldens different from other breeders?...
Well to start, our dogs live with us in our home. We are not a kennel! We do not have a "facility" specifically for our dogs. They are family and live with us in our home. They are loved and cared for like our children... They play with us and snuggle on the couch while we read stories to our kids. They have their own toy boxes in different areas of the house. Currently we have four dogs. Ariel are our only breedable female at this time. Be sure to check out her page! Aside from breeding, we also participate in Dock Diving and Therapy work. Therapy dogs are dogs who go with their owners to volunteer in settings such as schools, hospitals and nursing homes. From working with a child who is learning to read to visiting a senior in assisted living. Therapy dogs and their owners work together as a team to improve the lives of other people. Ariel and Dunkin are currently training to become a Therapy team. |