Golden Beauty Golden Retrievers

07/25/2026

Hey, Golden Retriever lovers!

We are looking for one or two guardian families in central Indiana.

One of our beautiful girl puppy goes home with you and lives at your home as your dog. Your family. Your house. Your couch.

We borrow her back for breeding purposes for a few years and when she retires we pay for the spay and sign her over officially to you permanently.

It’s the best thing for the dogs since they know you as their forever home and us as that place they visit.

What we are looking for: within two hours of Westfield, a fenced in yard, and someone we can reach easily when timing matters.

Best yet you get an incredible puppy at a fraction of the typical cost. We pay for all breeding related expenses, and you even get paid when there are qualifying litters.

In return, you help us continue our breeding program by caring for your girl in your home as a full-time family pet.

It’s a true partnership and a great fit for the right family.

Full details are on our website. Link is in the first comment.

07/04/2026

Cute little fireworks!!! Laverne and Shirley

04/12/2026

More than you ever wanted to know about grooming a golden at home

The complete guide to grooming your golden retriever at home: brushing, bathing, drying, nails, ears, dental, and what to watch for each session.

03/31/2026

Hey, Golden Retriever lovers!

Have you ever dreamed of raising a beautiful, health-tested Golden from one of our top lines — while being part of something bigger?

Our Guardian Program pairs select families with incredible puppies at a fraction of the typical cost. In return, you help us continue our breeding program by caring for your girl in your home as a full-time family pet.

It’s a true partnership — and a great fit for the right family.

Learn more here:

​ What is a guardian program? The guardian program allows us to grow our program and continue to better the breed without sacrificing any of our dogs happiness and need for love and attention....

03/12/2026

A popular thing that pops up frequently is raw vs fresh vs kibble.

Thought this might be helpful information for you all.

Raw, fresh, or kibble for your golden retriever? Real science, real costs, and realistic options — from breeders who feed kibble and will tell you why.

02/28/2026

Hello all. In doing some research, we came across something we have unknowingly been doing wrong ourselves which is how we were storing our dry food. Granted we go through it quickly and all but the research shows there’s a better way and I wanted share the information with you.

Most pet parents store dry dog food wrong. Learn the AAFCO-recommended bag-in-bin method, proper storage temps, and when to toss kibble that has gone bad.

02/26/2026

Had some fun with ChatGPT and thought you all might find it fun to try too post yours below

Prompt was : Reimagine my golden retrievers as cowgirls in the old west.

02/25/2026

Those ears!!!!

02/24/2026

we get asked about pet insurance a lot. here is a great article on pet insurance for Golden Retrievers.

Is pet insurance worth it for golden retrievers? We break down the real numbers, the industry game, and what actually makes sense — including when to skip it entirely.

02/21/2026

How to Train a Golden Retriever (And Why They’re Different)

Goldens are eager to please, highly food motivated, and people-obsessed in the best way — which makes them incredibly trainable. But that same sensitivity means they don’t respond well to harsh corrections. Positive, consistent reinforcement is the name of the game.
We cover it all in our guide: potty training, crate training, leash manners, mouthing, jumping, socialization, and anxiety.

The Honest Truth
Training a golden retriever isn’t hard — it’s consistent. The breed wants to work with you. They want to learn. They want to please you. Your job is to show up every day, keep sessions short and positive, and not give up during the teenager phase.

Read the whole thing here:

A breeder's complete golden retriever training guide covering crate training, leash pulling, separation anxiety, bite inhibition, and the teenager phase. Real techniques that work.