Close-up vector illustration of a happy Golden Retriever's head.
Close-up vector illustration of a happy Golden Retriever's head. A portrait of a friendly Golden Retriever with a wagging tail, suitable for vector designs and digital editing. A close-up illustration of a golden retriever's head with a calm expression. A golden-coated dog's head is the central focus of this illustration.
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Free Golden Retriever SVG Clip Art for Crafting and DIY Projects

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