Puppies go home vet checked, first vaccinations, dewormings, probiotics, started on NuVet vitamins. You will get a sample and information on how to purchase these vitamins. They are well socialized and loved, headed off to an excellent start in life. They will go home with their AKC papers, vitamin samples, to last a few days with code to get more, sample of puppy food, travel water bowl, bandana, soft blanket, toy and poop bags with dispenser. We do our best to make the transition from our home to yours as smooth and fun as possible.
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MyCode of Ethics:
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These days there are lots of scams out there and I know first hand how scary and disappointing it can be to fall victim to one. It is a huge decision to bring a new puppy into your family and you want to do so with confidence that the breeder is honest and true. My code of ethics is to do my best for you and your puppy with God's help. You can expect honest communication and timely responses to your questions. This is a fun time for you and your family and my job is to make it as smooth and happy as possible, both for your family and for your puppy. To get to be a small part of your excitement in this new journey is an honor I don't take lightly. Enjoy this process. I am here to help however I can.
Ruth and Sammy are due to have puppies around the beginning of March.
Puppies will be ready to go home in the beginning of May. They will be vet checked and up to date on their dewormings. They will be well loved and socialized. Ruth has been an amazing mother in the past and I expect no different this time. She is a healthy and happy girl with a sweet gentle nature. There are no more spots left to reserve for males in this litter ( until they are born and we see if there are any more males. We do however have openings for reservations for girls.
Koko and Gideon are expecting puppies in the beginning of March. The puppies will be ready to go home around the beginning of May. Puppies will be well loved and socialized., had all their needed de worming medicines and their first vaccinations. Puppies are chosen based on when deposits were made. Puppies are chosen when the puppies are around 6 weeks old and take home day is 8 weeks. We are taking reservations for puppies in this litter now. Koko and Gideon are a great team and have fun sweet personalities. Our puppies do great with all ages, and love children. They get a good start here being raised with our children.
Red Golden Partnership
In Addition to raising our own golden retriever puppies....which are most on the light to medium color side, I also partner with another breeder to find wonderful homes for his red golden retrievers. They are a loving family with small children and a quiet tranquil country farm. Puppies are given the best of care and come with their first vaccinations and dewormings. Puppies are vet checked and ready to go. Puppies go to their new homes at 8 weeks. I have been working with this breeder for several years and love the trusting working relationship we have. As you, as a golden retriever lover knows, trust is so important, for your relationship with your puppy but also for your relationship with your breeder and anyone else involved. Puppies come with the same guarantee and you would still be dealing with me and I will do my best to answer any questions that may come up. I have excellent report from puppy families who have gone this route. The litters below are available through this trusting breeder relationship. I'm honored to be a part of this process.
Grace
Sonny
Grace and Sammy had puppies born on 01/06/25
Grace had 6 girls and 2 boys. So far 2 boys and 2 girls are spoken for. Puppies will be vet checked, up to date on dewormings and of course very loved. These puppies are a beautiful red color. Puppies are loved and ready for your family by the time they go. Puppies are reserved on a first come first served basis...based on when a deposit is made. Puppy choosing happens around 6 weeks either in person or by pictures. Puppies go home around 8 weeks.
Duchess and Julie are expecting puppies with Sonny
Puppies are due mid March, making a really good going home time of May for their new families. Many people like to take their puppies home in May when school is getting out for the summer and the weather warms up and lots of outdoor memories can be made. All of our puppies are loved and vet checked and ready to go around 8 weeks of age. Puppies are chosen based on when deposits were made.
Congratulations on your new puppy. Bringing a puppy home is an incredibly exciting thing to look forward to. While you wait there is lots to do to get ready. You will want to be sure your puppy has everything he or she needs. You will want to be educated on the best way to train your puppy. Your puppy needs a lot of love and attention which will be a rewarding experience for both you you.
Make sure your puppy has a place he or she can call his own. This may be a puppy/ dog bed in a quiet corner of your house. Initially you will need a crate if you will be choosing the crate training method of house breaking. Some people choose to leave their puppy in a crate when they are not around to supervise. At first your puppy will not be too happy with the experience but will soon learn to be content. Just be sure to give him or her a cozy blanket, plenty of safe chew toys and anything else you want them to have for comfort while you are not able to be with them.
You can purchase puppy pads which are highly absorbent and helpful in housebreaking or on trips in the car when you puppy will be crated. It is not uncommon for a puppy to get car sick, so be prepared.
Your puppy will need a collar or harness. You will need to purchase a smaller adjustable size to begin with and later switch to a medium size. Have fun with it and use your personal style to make him or her match your style. Get your new puppy a fun tag to wear with his or her name on. In the event your puppy may be lost, it’s a good idea to put your phone number on the tag.
You may choose a retractible leash or a regular nylon leash. There are so many colors and styles to choose from.
Just as diet is important for humans, so it is for your new puppy. There is a huge variety of different food to choose from depending on your budget. You will want to give your puppy the best you can. There are excellent dry foods and also wet canned foods available. You will need food and water bowls as well as training treats.
Your puppy will need a good dog shampoo as well as supplies for grooming. A towel and drying glove can be helpful. You may choose to use a professional groomer or tend to your puppy yourself. Either is fine. Choose a brush suited to his or her coat. You will need an ear cleaner and nail clippers. It is good to have a toothbrush for your puppy as well. The better care you give your new puppy, the happier he or she will be and the better quality of life will be enjoyed, by both your puppy and you.
Along with what you will need, here is what you need to avoid:
Chocolate
Candy
Grapes
Garlic
Onions
Macadamia nuts
Raw bread dough
Raw meat or eggs
Alcohol
Energy drinks
Cooked bones
Also make sure your puppy stays away from
Liquid chemicals and cleaners
House plants
Beauty products
Human and pet medications
Plastic bags and bubble wrap
Hot objects such as irons and coffee pots
Holiday decorations
Objects that can fit into a puppies mouth ( think human baby!)
Be sure to take lots of pictures. They grow so fast and you will want to remember those sweet puppy days. Remember, the most important thing a puppy needs is LOVE! Make sure to get out every day and exercise with your new puppy. You both will benefit and your bond will grow every day.
As always, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us to ask any questions. We love to hear form you and welcome your comments, updates and pictures.