Reserving and Purchasing a Puppy

Photo date September 14, 2014

On this page, you will find information about how to reserving a puppy before it is ready to take home so we ensure that you and puppy are the perfect fit. 

The puppies will come to you being vet checked, with age-appropriate vaccines, dewclaws clipped, de-wormed, pre-loved & with a sample of their puppy food. It is very important to us that they all find forever homes.  We love these adorable puppies but know that they will find wonderful homes where they will be loved, adored and cared for!

Please contact us right away because the priority is given to those first to put down a deposit, however we are equally committed to matching each puppy with the right owner/family so if you know you are interested please call to arrange a time to come for a visit (we are located in Utah County, Utah) or if you are not local we can arrange for Skype/FaceTime sessions for you to see these adorable puppies.  

To make a reservation, a $500 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your chosen puppy. Also, arrangements can be made to safely ship your puppy to you via the airlines for an additional charge.  As you prepare to welcome a puppy please complete the required NEW PUPPY APPLICATION FORM. This is required and must be submitted prior to a visit or purchase.  It is crucial to the puppy placement process. Please contact us if you have any questions here. 

Our puppies are lovingly cared for in a large custom-built indoor whelping box and have been gently handled right from birth to get all the love and socialization they need. We are working on getting photos of all the individuals puppies, so for now enjoy these little ones!

The puppies will be sold with limited registration papers from the American Kennel Club. As a condition of the contract, the purchaser acknowledges particular agreements which are detailed in this COMPANION PUPPY AGREEMENT.  Arrangements can be made to obtain breeding rights after certifications and health clearances are obtained for your golden retriever. 

NOW MATCHING FAMILIES WITH PUPPIES!

2 females and 1 male available.

Ready date: October 10, 2014

Photo date September 14, 2014

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Pregnancy Confirmed!

Puppies due August 17, 2014

It is with great excitement that we announce the breeding of Bayleigh to Rebel. We are expecting good looking, multi-purpose, athletic pupplies that will excel at hunting, hunt tests and other performance events, as well as being wonderful family companions.  The breeding took place in Maricopa County, Arizona and the whelping will occur in Utah County, Utah.  To inquire about being matched with one of these exceptional puppies, please contact us. 

UPDATE: 

Bayleigh whelped one male and six female puppies on August 17, 2014. Has your family been considering adding that "special" dog to your family!  These sweet puppies will be going to their new homes mid-October. To reserve your pick of the litter contact us here. 

9/16/2014 UPDATE: 

The puppies are growing SO fast and becoming funny little furry balls of energy.  Here's some pictures of how they wear themselves out!

About the Parents, Bayleigh & Rebel:

These are exceptionally bred puppies that show the potential to follow in their father's footsteps, becoming a field trial hunting dog, and in their mother's footsteps, becoming a sweet, loving, devoted family dog. They are both beautiful and smart golden retrievers. 

Meet Rebel (Male):

Rebel:


"GOLDNGUNS ROUGH N READY REBEL***MH WCX"

DOB: 4/7/2006
AKC: SR457232/01
CKC: SG089168
OFA GR-95740G25M-PI
OFA GR-EL18071M25-PI
CERF GR-EYE4210/95M-VPI/2014 OFA GR-CA20428/63M/P-PI
Prcd PRA, PRA1: Clear (Optigen 08-9224)
Ichthyosis: Carrier (Optigen 08-9224)
DNA #V63612
Link to Rebel's Full AKC Pedigree: http://www.k9data.com/pedigree.asp?ID=268177


More about Rebel's field trial and hunting awards:
2007 Golden Retriever National Specialty Derby Winner - 6 Derby Points
2 Qualifying Wins by age 3 (Sacramento Valley RC - 7/18/08 & Sierra Nevada RC – 4/17/09)
WCX – Golden Retriever National Specialty – 10/23/09
Open RJ: Rogue Valley RC – 3/12/10, JAMs: San Jose RC – 2/4/11 & Sacramento Valley RC – 2/25/11
New Master Hunter achieved 8/14/2011 (6 for 6 and not a handle throughout)
Qualified for the Master Nationals on 4/15/2012 and 2/23/2014
Canadian JH – 5/25/07 Canadian WC – 6/3/07


Meet Bayleigh (Female):

Bayleigh's Full AKC Pedigree 

(http://www.k9data.com/pedigree.asp?ID=503340)

·         AKC: "Bayleigh's Highland Creme" (http://www.k9data.com/pedigree.asp?ID=503340)

·    Father -- AKC -- Prince Maxwell Charming (http://www.k9data.com/pedigree.asp?ID=256339)

·      "Bayleigh" is a beautiful AKC registered Golden Retriever. She is a light golden color and has medium hair growth. She is OFA certified for her hips, elbow and heart.

·    She has an exceptionally friendly, calm, and loving personality.  She is great with other dogs and people.

·     Bayleigh is extremely intelligent and enjoys playing with children outdoors and relaxing inside by the fire with the family.

·    All Bayleigh's health records are up to date and will be shown along with AKC & OFA certification and pedigree.

·         Tested negative for the Brucella Canis disease

Lovely little "Lime" girl

This adorable girl is so precious. 

Is your family her forever family?

Sweet little "Yellow" girl

This little girl is almost ready to go. Are you ready for her?

Breeding & Health Certifications

BOTH BAYLEIGH & REBEL HAVE BREEDING DOCUMENTATION OF HEALTH TESTING & VACCINATIONS:

*Responsible breeders have an inherent responsibility to breed healthy dogs.

As another breeder/golden retriever owner says, “Breed good dogs, buy good dogs and train good dogs.”

1.  OFA Certifications

2.  Negative Brucellosis tests following breeding

3.  Current Rabies, DA2PP and Bordetella vaccinations

4.  Recessive PRCD-PRA or Normal/Clear Certifications

More about Health Certifications:

WHAT IS OFA? http://www.offa.org/

Orthopedic Foundation for Animals—1966 to 2012

Years of Dedication to the Advancement of Canine HealthThe OFA Databases

“The OFA databases are core to the organization’s objective of establishing control programs to lower the incidence of inherited disease.  Responsible breeders have an inherent responsibility to breed healthy dogs.  The OFA databases serve all breeds of dogs and cats, and provide breeders a means to respond to the challenge of improving the genetic health of their breed through better breeding practices.  The testing methodology and the criteria for evaluating the test results for each database were independently established by veterinary scientists from their respective specialty areas, and the standards used are generally accepted throughout the world.  The following databases have been developed and are maintained by the OFA today:”

Update: 9/22/2014

The puppies now have colored puppy collars to help us (and you) identify them.  Some like Lilly (as the grandchildren call her) are obvious with her reddish-golden fur to set her apart, and of course, K9 (as she is fondly referred to by a granddaughter) is the easiest to identify, since he is the ONLY boy in a litter of six girls! Poor fella!  Here are some of the pups for you to know and love.

Blue Boy

and introducing four of the girls:

Lime Girl

Lavender Girl

Orange Girl

Pink Girl