A vector illustration of a sitting Golden Retriever in full body, suitable for various design purposes.
A vector illustration of a sitting Golden Retriever in full body, suitable for various design purposes. A vector graphic representation of a smiling Golden Retriever in a relaxed pose. A full-body illustration of a sitting Golden Retriever dog, suitable for digital and print applications. A sitting golden retriever dog breed in vector format for graphic design and crafting.
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Beautiful Golden Retriever Clip Art for Personal and Commercial Use

Get free high-quality clip art of a beautiful Golden Retriever in SVG format. Perfect for personal or commercial use with Cricut cutting machines and more.

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