Welcome to the Golden Retriever Club of Québec website

Join our community dedicated to the promotion and development of Golden Retrievers in Quebec

Our commitment

About the Golden Retriever Club

The Golden Retriever Club of Quebec is affiliated with the Golden Retriever Club of Canada (GRCC). The Club consists of enthusiastic supporters of the breed. The membership consists of several breeders and members who are non breeders who own their Goldens as companions.

Many members actively compete in Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) sanctioned events, such as: conformation, obedience, agility, rally-obedience and field. Some of the goals and objectives of the Club are: To develop and promote the Golden Retriever to the highest standards possible; to promote and develop interest in the main activities of the breed; to encourage owners and enthusiasts to become members of the Golden retriever Club of Quebec through positive public relations and educational programs; to promote and enforce regulations of the Canadian Kennel Club; and to ensure that members of the Club breed to maintain the highest standards possible at all times in strict compliance with the Code of Ethics.

Activities and competitions available

Participate in a Activities and competitions availablevariety of events for all Golden Retriever lovers. Participate in a variety of events for all Golden Retriever lovers.

Activities and competitions

Participate in canine events and competitions to enhance your Golden’s skills.

Our Story
The Evolution of the Golden Retriever Club Founded in Quebec.
The Golden Retriever Club was established to bring together owners and breeders of this beloved breed. From the beginning, we have focused on high breeding standards and community involvement. Through our events and our association with the GRCC, we have built a strong network for all Golden Retriever enthusiasts.

History The origins of the golden retriever are controversial. The breed may have originated from a group of Caucasian dogs related to the Leonberger, brought to Great Britain or purchased in 1858 from a Russian circus by the future Lord Tweedmouth.