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Once mom is breed, it's about 64 days to whelping. In the last 30 days mom goes on a new diet. Puppy food, we
feed Iam's or Purina One. This starts to fatten her up and lets face it, feeding 8 to 12 growing youngsters does take it's
toll. We will keep her on it until her weight comes back up after the pups are weaned. Once the pups are born and fed, mom
gets a good bath to clean-up and her litter area is scrubbed. Your local second hand store usually has good comforters cheap
and carpet stores usally will help with carpet that has been removed from a business, there usually cleaned quite often and
are usually better than carpet from homes, I wouldn't use that anyways. We got a load from a local bingo hall who recently
replaced their carpet. Just cut a 10x10 piece and toss when dirty from the pups, goes great in the kitchen corner, cut another
and your always clean. Time for the vet check, they look at the health and give shots and worming. The litter is registered
with the AKC. Each pup is handled daily and we also try to put one alone in a room for an hour daily. Kinda gets them used
to being alone and away from mom. At about 3 weeks we start to introduce moist soft food. What a feeding frenzy, must taste
better than moms food. Once on that, there on there way to weaning, looks like they make more of a mess than they eat though.
At about 6 weeks the pups milk mom out in a flash and with there teeth getting sharper, she will start to head for the hills.
By eight weeks there ready to go to good homes, pups can leave mom at six weeks and do just fine but they seem to learn more
in the last to weeks than they do in there whole life. I guess its that social order thing.
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- To maintain the highest quality standards for our goldens.
- To provide the best health and nutrition possible.
- To promote the golden breed in accordance with the AKC.
- To provide a loving, socialized golden to a good home.
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Our goal is to raise happy, healthy, family pets. They
do love to bird hunt though. Our goldens are raised in our home on 10 acres. The dogs have plenty of room to run on our land
which is also home to Quail and Pheasant. Goldens are sporting dogs and have a natural instinct for birds, they have a very
soft mouth which enables them to retrieve game without damage. When litters do occur, the puppies are raised with the family,
the extra daily attention is a huge benefit in their learning and socialization. Actually there so cute as puppies, there
just hard to put down.
Goldens are very family oriented, their protective with a pretty
good bark when something is out of the ordinary. They are extremely passive, great with children and do not bark unless something
seems wrong. If an stranger enters their home unannounced, you will hear a tremendous warning bark, the stranger will then
be licked to death. Goldens are extremely intelligent, and are widely used as guide dogs, and in law enforcement as bomb and
drug sniffing dogs. Due to their loving nature they are not used as watch, attack or guard dogs. Lets call them a warning
dog.
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