100 East Avenue, Hilton, New York 14468, United States
Exquisite Golden Retrievers & Goldendoodles
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GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS $1500
We have exquisite Golden Retrievers, our Stud is an English Cream Golden Retriever, Turbo with out of the country bloodlines, he will be bred to one of our American Golden Retrievers with Golden and Reddish undertones.
Turbo, Our Stud dog has lineage directly from Australia
GOLDEN RETRIEVERS
2020 TAKE HOME WAIT LIST
Golden Retrievers for August Through December Take Home:
Pairings:
Laverne & Turbo *Bred Early May ~~Take Home September*
Shirley & Turbo *Breeding in late summer (appx December Take Home)
- BRI2020
- LSW20201
- PCH2020
- ML2020NY
- MP222020
- JR2004
- TTP206
- TM051221
- JV2020CA
- JM5172
- CW219
- SAA225
- NW2812K
- TBF2120
- CGP2125
- HOFF2121
- SR21203
- ULS21
List Closed
We will be breeding Turbo, our stunning English Cream Golden boy to one of our marvelous Ladies- Possibilities are: Etta, Laverne, Shirley, Stella... So tbd which gal.
2021 Take Home:
- EMI2012
- KMBM31K
- OLM31
- JTGR13
- CMC3123
- MD2024
- RCCC2323
- OPEN
- OPEN
FAQs
The Golden Retriever
The Golden Retriever was developed in Britain in the 1800's specifically for retrieving game; the first person to have actually been credited with the coining of the breed was Sir Dudley Majoribanks (later referred to as Lord Tweedmouth), he began with Nous who was a yellow flat coated retriever in 1866 (Cairns 1999). In 1868 Nous was bred to Belle who was a Tweed Water Spaniel which was a favored retrieving dog at the time; Nous resembles the Golden Retrievers of today (Cairns 1999). The breeding of Nous and Belle produced 4 yellow colored pups named Ada, Crocus, Cowslip and Primrose; Cowslip was bred to Tweed (a Tweed Water Spaniel) and then bred to Sampson (a Red Setter) (Cairns 1999). In 1884 Jack (male from Samson and Cowslip) was bred to Zoe (Flat coated black Retriever whose sire was a flat coated Retriever and dam was Topsy daughter of Tweed and Cowslip) (Cairns 1999). The last breeding that Lord Tweedmouth entered was that of Nous (II) and Queenie, Queenie was a daughter to a black flat coated retriever and Gill who was from the same litter as Nous (II); two yellow colored pups were whelped from this pairing named Prim and Rose (Cairns 1999).
References:
Cairns, J. (1999). The Golden Retriever: All that Glitters. Howell Best of BreedWiley Publishing New York, NY.
K9data Retrieved from: https://www.k9data.com/fivegen.asp?ID=17176&type=longevity Retrieved on 1/31/2018
The below photos are of our Goldens, all Owned and Loved by us!