FAQ
When Can Puppies Go Home?
Puppies are ready to go home at eight weeks of age. At that time, they receive:
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A comprehensive veterinary physical exam
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Their first round of vaccinations
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Their third deworming
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Microchipping
When is Puppy Pick Up?
This day will occur at our farm when the puppies are 8 weeks old.
Non-local buyers have the option of using our flight nanny service or ground transportation. For flight nanny services, please schedule with Kari at 704-453-6026. Ground transportation is $40 per hour round trip based on Google Maps, up to 8 hours.
What comes with your puppy?
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Age-appropriate immunizations
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Subcutaneous microchip
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Deworming
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Health certificate (available at the time buyer takes possession)
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AKC Limited registration papers (Full if breeding option purchased)
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30 days of included pet insurance
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Soft Blanket infused with mother's and litter's scent for puppy comfort and for easing the transition to a new home
When Are Follow-Up Vet Visits Needed?
Your puppy should return to the veterinarian at 12 weeks and 16 weeks for vaccine boosters and their final round of deworming.
What Is the Golden Retriever Temperament?
Golden Retrievers embody the phrase “man’s best friend.” They are gentle, friendly, intelligent, and deeply devoted to their families.
They thrive on companionship — whether playing outdoors, going for long walks, or relaxing at home. Patient and affectionate, they are typically wonderful with children and get along well with other pets.
Goldens are eager to please and highly trainable, though their playful and sometimes goofy personalities make puppyhood especially fun.
At their core, Golden Retrievers are loyal, loving companions happiest when included in everyday family life.
What Do Puppies Eat?
By eight weeks, puppies are fully transitioned to solid kibble.
You will receive a starter supply of food to ease the transition home. If switching foods, mix the new food gradually with the old over several days, increasing the new portion slowly to prevent digestive upset.
Do Golden Retrievers Shed?
Yes, Golden Retrievers do shed. Regular brushing and proper grooming tools help manage shedding effectively.
Consistent grooming not only reduces loose hair but also strengthens the bond between you and your dog.
How Much Exercise Do Golden Retrievers Need?
Golden Retrievers are active and athletic dogs who enjoy walking, running, hiking, and swimming.
They are also wonderfully adaptable. Whether your day includes outdoor adventure or quiet relaxation at home, your Golden will be happiest simply being by your side.
A healthy balance of activity and rest keeps them physically fit and mentally content.
