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  • Puppies are register-able through AKC with Limited Registration. Special permission to limited buyers may be granted for Full Registration with breeding rights at a higher price.

  • Puppies are $3000 total, starting with a $500 non-refundable deposit which places you on my commitment list for a puppy. The deposit is transferable to other Heavenly litters with available puppies. The final payment would be $3000 at puppy pickup.

  • The commitment list is based on the date we receive your deposit and separated for males, females and coat colors of light or dark.

  • We cannot guarantee a certain litter for you. It all depends on if the girls get pregnant, how many girls or boys they have, etc. There are too many unknowns.

  • If we have an open kennel at the time, you may visit the pups one time around 7 weeks old. An open kennel or closed kennel is determined by our Veterinarians based on the rate of communicable diseases at the time such as Parvo and Distemper. If we are a closed kennel we will do Zoom calls.

  • For picks…You can give us your top 3 picks. However, we have final say on who gets which puppy. We base this on what you are looking for, what your needs are, what your wants are, a puppy picking you while visiting and our knowledge of each puppy. We know our puppies very well and can place them in the best home. Our families have always loved the puppy they received.

  • Picks for prospects for Service, Therapy, Facility dogs are just that, prospects. We cannot guarantee a certain temperament or traits when we pick out puppies at 49 days old. At 7 weeks old we do temperament testing to figure out which puppies are best suited in different roles. We do our best to pick the right puppy for you, but puppies can change after they leave us at 8 weeks old.

  • Please remember these are Golden Retriever puppies and dogs. They are above average in energy in many cases because they were originally bred for hunting. Most will mature around 2-3 years of age. Some will continue to be active. Some will be calmer. Just because you ask for a calm dog, doesn’t mean that your puppy when it matures will be laid back an calm. We do our best with picking the right one for each of you. Some is dependent on parentage, some on how they are raised for the first 16 weeks and some for how you continue to socialize, train, and exercise your dog. To own a golden you need to put in the work and be patient. Most of the time, they will be the best dog you ever had. Be prepared to put in the time of training. Don-t expect them to be perfect from the get go or expect them to learn if you are not training them at home and at various dog classes.