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11 monthsAge
MaleSex
$5,500Price
Akela of Avalon ID Card service dog junior - gentle tall Golden retriever puppy prospect 11 monts old
Golden RetrieverTransportation available
1 day
Golden Retriever11 monthsMale
$5,500
Description
Akela is our proud prospect for ESA or Service from this great litter from Trinity and Max AKC, born on June 17th 2025.
Akela of Avalon has his ID card of sevrice dog and hanress with him!.
Still announced in training, this good prospect for service dog is a junior golden retriever (puppy prospect of 11 monts old), loving and nice to keep at home. Very patient he can have a sedentary live, although he also loves to run and play outside! He loves horses and puppies too!
Announced at a very good price (half his price) Akela does everything well! He may require a gentle patience sometimes when he is timid, but he does all with a sweet person. Always gentle and submissive young boy, very sweet in family, with animals and very good in public areas too. Ok in car, with kids, cats and dogs. All vaccines / rabbies vaccines. microship.
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Litter details
LocationHawthorne, Florida
Puppies in litter1 male
BreedGolden Retriever
GenerationP
Age11 months, 25 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
1 day
Transportation availableMember since2026ID Verified
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Pros
America's quintessential family dog — ranked #3 in AKC registration for decades, with an unrivaled reputation for gentleness with children
Exceptional versatility: guide dogs, therapy dogs, search and rescue, hunting retrievers, AKC titling competitors — all in one breed
Golden Retriever Cancer Foundation-backed health research makes this one of the most scientifically studied breeds for hereditary cancer
Social and adaptable — reliably friendly with strangers, other dogs, and animals with appropriate socialization
Cons
Cancer is the leading cause of death in American Goldens, affecting over 60% of the breed — genetic testing cannot currently screen for this
Shedding is prodigious and year-round, intensifying dramatically during biannual coat blows
The puppy phase is extensive — Goldens are frequently described as puppies until age three
High exercise requirement; separation anxiety is common in the breed when owner interaction is insufficient