We are passionate about educating people on how and where to buy a well bred and well reared puppy.
Sadly there are many unscrupulous breeders, breeding poor quality puppies just for money. A responsible breeder will always be aiming to breed beautiful, intelligent Goldens with gentle, biddable temperaments that make the most wonderful family pets.
We’ve outlined some tips below of what to look for when choosing a breeder and a puppy.
When it comes to the exciting day of choosing your puppy make sure you look out for the following:
Puppies must be 8 weeks old before they can go to their new homes. They must be microchipped and should also be vet checked. They should be Kennel Club registered and come to you with their signed registration document and a puppy pack full of information on feeding and rearing your new puppy. A good breeder will be there to help and guide you, not only in these early weeks, but for the rest of your dogs life.
For further information please also see the kennel club guide to buying a puppy.
If you are looking for a well bred puppy please click here for our puppy list.
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Photographs: Lynn Kipps & Sheenagh Gebhard