Kyon Duke Of Courage Cody - 9 Years old

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Thank you for your consideration in working with Van Poucke Golden Retrievers. Our primary stud dog “Cody” comes from a highly storied and successful line of Canadian, Norwegian, and American Golden Retrievers. Cody is Canadian Kennel Club and American Kennel Club registered. Cody was bred by Kyon Kennels in Mono, Ontario. K9Data Profile @ www.k9data.com/pedigree.asp?ID=1251183 “Cody” is a direct descent from three of the most well-known Canadian / American champions in the Golden Retriever bloodline, including a GRCC Hall of Fame #1 Golden and a GRCC National Specialty Winner. These Golden Retrievers are affectionally known as “Shea”, “Barney” and “Duke” as shared in detail below. We believe that by working with us and strategically incorporating “Cody” into your line that we can collaboratively continue to extend this family line for generations to come. The hallmark traits of our line include exceptional temperament, strong profile with excellent head, consistency in soundness across multiple generations, and versatility as a happy family companion or champion in the ring or field. About Van Poucke Golden Retrievers Our mission is to partner with top kennels in the United States, Canada, and Europe to continue this bloodline for future generations of champions and beloved family companions. The Lineage of Our Bloodline Our involvement with Golden Retrievers began in the 1990s when we had the opportunity to own a Golden Retriever directly descended from an American Golden Retriever “Barney” and his sire a Norwegian Golden Retriever named “Shea”. “Shay” was imported from Norway in the early 1980s by Kyon Kennels and is registered as Can. Bda. CH. Mjaerumhogdas Kyon Flying Surprise Can. CDX OS SDHF. “Shea” is a true patriarch of the Canadian Golden Retriever bloodlines and is often referenced by judges in Canada in the ring as an exemplary example of the breed with judges comments such as “That’s a Shea head” or “That’s a Shea topline”. “Shea” has produced an except