If you live with a Golden Retriever, congratulations—you also live with Golden Glitter! That’s right, those shimmering strands of hair that magically appear on your clothes, couch, coffee mug, and somehow even in the fridge? They’re not just fur. They’re a badge of honor, a sign that you’re loved by one of the world’s fluffiest, […]
As responsible breeders, one of our highest priorities is health. We don’t just want beautiful dogs—we want healthy, well-rounded companions who thrive physically and emotionally. That’s why all of our breeding dogs are fully health tested and CHIC certified. But what does that really mean, and why should it matter to you as a future
Bringing home your Golden Retriever puppy is an exciting moment—full of snuggles, playtime, and the very important task of potty training. As breeders, we always begin this process early, introducing puppies to routines and outdoor potty areas. But it’s when they go home with you that the real consistency begins. The good news? Puppies want
Building Connection, One Step at a Time One of the most rewarding (and sometimes challenging!) parts of raising a Golden Retriever puppy is teaching them how to walk politely on a leash. As breeders, we often begin the foundation of leash manners early—but this training really continues in your home, and it’s all about consistency,
Bringing a Golden Retriever puppy into your home is a joyful experience full of cuddles, playtime, and bonding. As breeders, we’re thrilled when our puppies go home to loving families—and we’re especially passionate about helping those families understand how to read their puppy’s body language. Just like babies, puppies can’t speak, but they’re constantly communicating
As Golden Retriever breeders, we care deeply about more than just the physical health of our dogs—we’re invested in their mental and emotional wellbeing too. Golden Retrievers are bright, intuitive, and eager to engage. But without enough mental stimulation, even the best-behaved pup can become bored, anxious, or destructive. That’s why we encourage our puppy
As dedicated breeders of Golden Retrievers—especially from gentle, English lines—we’ve always been passionate about raising dogs who bring more than joy to a family. Many of our puppies go on to become trusted companions, emotional support animals, and certified therapy dogs. Watching one of our puppies grow into a source of comfort and connection for
As responsible breeders, we believe every decision we make should prioritize the health and well-being of our puppies. One question we often receive from new puppy families is about dew claws—whether they should be removed and why we choose to leave them intact. This is an important and sometimes misunderstood topic. With growing awareness in
From a Breeder’s Perspective As breeders of Golden Retrievers—many of whom go on to become therapy dogs or service dogs—we’re often asked, “What’s the difference between the two?” It’s a great question, especially because both roles involve exceptional dogs helping humans in meaningful ways. However, the distinction between therapy and service work is important, especially
As a breeder who specializes in raising puppies for therapy work, we’re often asked: “Why not adopt a rescue dog instead?” It’s a great question—and one we answer with honesty, compassion, and a deep respect for both options. We believe every dog deserves love and a purpose. But when it comes to selecting a reliable
