Poland / Golden Retriever

Adsum

dolnośląskie

Adsum is a Golden Retriever kennel based in Wrocław, dolnośląskie, Poland, established in 1998. Its kennel name (affix) Adsum is registered with the Polish Kennel Club (ZKwP) and FCI. The breeder is a veterinary surgeon who keeps the dogs at home as family members.

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Breed
Golden Retriever
Location
dolnośląskie

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    Adsum

    ### About the kennel Adsum has been breeding Golden Retrievers since 1998 and is run by a veterinary surgeon. The dogs live in the house as part of the family and spend every day with their owners. The breeding approach emphasizes temperament, health and exterior, drawing on long experience and the best European bloodlines. The kennel also supports Golden Retrievers in need, with each puppy sold contributing to helping other goldens. The breeder remains at the disposal of puppy buyers for the life of the dog. ### Breeding dogs **Zenobiusz (registered name Trubliss Never Enough)** is a golden male used as a stud. He holds the title Młodzieżowy Champion Polski (JCH PL) – a title awarded by ZKwP to a young dog for winning the required awards in the junior class (typically between 9 and 18 months old). He also has the title Zwycięzca Młodzieży (youth winner), Champion Polski (CH PL) – the adult champion title awarded after accumulating sufficient championship certificates under different judges – and Champion RO (CH RO), a champion title from another country, indicating he also won awards at shows abroad. No health test results are listed for Zenobiusz. **Sir Robin (registered name Cesarka Evening Edition)** is a golden male born 26 May 2008, also used as a stud. He holds the title Champion Polski (CH PL), the adult champion title from ZKwP. Sir Robin has undergone a series of health tests. His hip X-rays (Dysplazja stawów biodrowych, HD) returned a result of A, meaning no signs of hip dysplasia on the FCI scale. His elbow X-rays (Dysplazja stawów łokciowych, ED) graded 0:0 – no changes in either elbow. Eye examination (Badanie oczu) performed in December 2016 was clear, with no inherited eye disease detected at that time. A cardiac examination (Badanie serca) returned a normal result. Importantly, genetic testing for GR_PRA1 and GR_PRA2 – two forms of progressive retinal atrophy (Postępujący zanik siatkówki), an inherited condition that can lead to blindness – showed he is clear (wolny), meaning he does not carry the mutation and will not pass it on to puppies. Sir Robin also earned a Dyplom III stopnia (third-degree diploma) in a Próba Tropiąca (tracking test), a working event that tests the dog's natural tracking ability. ### Health and testing The kennel breeds only animals that have been tested and hold current health certificates. Hip and elbow X-rays screen for dysplasia – HD (hips) graded A means ideal joint conformation, while ED (elbows) 0/0 means no arthritic changes. Eye examinations check for inherited eye disease, and the genetic test for PRA (progressive retinal atrophy) rules out a specific DNA mutation that causes blindness. Cardiac examinations confirm normal heart function. Sir Robin’s results illustrate the kennel’s commitment to health screening. ### Litters and puppies A litter of Golden Retriever puppies is planned for summer 2025. Puppies are born and raised in the home as part of the family, fed high-quality food and carefully socialized. Each puppy leaves with a pedigree certificate (rodowód), a registration certificate (metryka), vaccination record, deworming and flea treatment, a starter puppy pack (contents not specified by the breeder) and ongoing support. ### Visits and pick-up Anyone interested in a puppy is asked to phone the breeder in advance to arrange a visit time. This policy allows the breeder to meet potential owners and ensures the dogs are not disturbed unexpectedly.

    Questions and answers

    Are your Golden Retrievers health tested?

    Yes. The kennel breeds only tested animals with current health certificates. For example, Sir Robin has clear hip and elbow X-rays (HD A, ED 0/0), a clear eye exam, a normal heart examination and is genetically clear for PRA (progressive retinal atrophy).

    Do you have puppies available now?

    A litter of Golden Retriever puppies is planned for summer 2025. Please contact the breeder by phone to express interest and arrange a visit.

    What do I get with a puppy?

    Each puppy comes with a pedigree certificate, registration certificate, vaccinations, deworming and flea treatment, a starter puppy pack and ongoing support from the breeder.

    Can I visit the kennel?

    Yes, but you must phone the breeder in advance to agree on a visit time. The breeder asks for prior telephone contact to arrange a suitable appointment.

    Do you support Golden Retrievers in need?

    Yes. The kennel supports Golden Retrievers that need help, and each puppy sold contributes to this cause.