Woof! Woof! Woof! This is puppy language for I LOVE YOU and I can't wait to meet you! Hi, I am a spoiled Golden Retriever puppy! I am an easy going puppy
and will get along with children, adults and other dogs, making me the perfect fit for families
with children, couples, singles or seniors. I am loyal, friendly and will be easy to teach, whether it is training or for me to learn tricks. I have plenty of energy and could keep
up with you on long walks or hikes, but I'll never pass up to the chance to cuddle on the couch for belly rubs or ear scratches! I will do many silly antics to make you laugh, so if
you have been looking for a
friend to keep you entertained in these sunny days then you have come to the right place! My mother Jane and father Gunner live with me here on the property and are available for you to see and meet when you come for me. I will be taken to the vet for my checkup and have gotten my shots and vaccinations. I know I will make
the perfect addition to your family! Call today to schedule a visit to meet me!
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Litter details
LocationNarvon, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter2 male / 3 female
BreedGolden Retriever
Age7 weeks, 3 days
Ready to LeaveNov 2, 2026
GenerationP
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection dateWorm treatedParents are health testedVet checkedAKC registered by collectionRegistered
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Layla
Female$1,175
Available
Lillie
Female$1,175
Available
Lucky
Male$1,175
Available
Luke
Male$1,175
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