Puppy Information
If you are looking to adopt a puppy in 2024 or 2025, please complete the puppy questionnaire. Once completed, we will contact you with the details for putting down your secure puppy deposit of $500 which is put towards the full price of $3500.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will the puppy come with?
- Preventative Deworming (Fenbendazole) at regular intervals
- Vaccinations given at 6 weeks (Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parvo, & Parainfluenza)
- Microchip + Prepaid Microchip Registration (AKC Reunite)
- Pre-Paid AKC limited registration/Pet Homes Only-no breeding
- 30 days of AKC health insurance
- Additional 30 days of Trupanion Insurance Coverage
- Free veterinary office visit through the AKC Veterinary Network Certificate Program
- AKC®Rx – a free one-month supply of Simparica Trio (parasite preventative)
- A head to tail examination performed by our vet with a written report
- We begin crate training 1-2 weeks prior to the puppies going home
- Baby blanket with mom/littermate scent
- Puppies are ready for their new homes at 8wks of age
What do I need for my new puppy?
- A bag of food- (Hill's Science Diet Large Breed Puppy)
- Food and water bowls
- An old towel for the drive home
- Paper towels and or baby wipes
- Chew toys. (no rawhides)
- Moisturizing puppy shampoo and conditioner
- A Lifestages Crate. Be sure to get the divider so the crate can grow with your puppy
- A leash, collar and/or harness
- Purina Pro Plan FortiFlora or ProViable Probiotics
How should I care for my Golden Retriever?
- You should take your dog to the vet annually for a wellness checkup and shots
- Your Golden Retriever needs to be on a flea, tick, & heart worm preventative
- They need exercise daily
- Goldens need to be brushed weekly
- Clean their ears regularly
- When your Golden is young, they need to be given proper items to chew
- Socialization and training are key to a successful human-animal bond. We highly recommend seeking the help of a credentialed trainer early on
Responsible Breeding
Responsible Breeding
Responsible Breeding
KL Golden retrievers has carefully selected the very best breeding lines, with excellent health and temperament being a priority. As a new puppy owner, you can build on an excellent genetic foundation by providing quality nutrition and age appropriate exercise.
Orthopedic Screening
Responsible Breeding
Responsible Breeding
We make certain that all of our adult animals have been screened and cleared for hip and elbow dysplasia by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals and/or PennHIP.
Genetic Testing
Responsible Breeding
Eye and Cardiac Screening
Your pup’s genetic makeup is determined by their bloodlines, which is why responsible breeding and genetic testing are so important. We conduct thorough health testing to promote the best possible health for our puppies.
Eye and Cardiac Screening
Early Neurological Stimulation
Eye and Cardiac Screening
Alongside extensive genetic and orthopedic testing, our dogs undergo thorough eye examinations and advanced cardiac evaluations through echocardiograms to detect any congenital eye or heart abnormalities.
Early Neurological Stimulation
Early Neurological Stimulation
Early Neurological Stimulation
Incorporating Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) into our breeding program is a commitment to nurturing the optimal development of our puppies. By exposing them to carefully designed stimuli during their early weeks, we aim to enhance their resilience, adaptability, and overall well-being, ensuring that they grow into healthy and well-adjusted adult dogs.
Crate Training
Early Neurological Stimulation
Early Neurological Stimulation
In preparation for their transition to new homes, we initiate crate training for our puppies 1-2 weeks before they depart. This early introduction helps acclimate them to a secure and comfortable space, fostering a positive association with their crates. By instilling this foundational skill, we aim to ease the adjustment process for bot
In preparation for their transition to new homes, we initiate crate training for our puppies 1-2 weeks before they depart. This early introduction helps acclimate them to a secure and comfortable space, fostering a positive association with their crates. By instilling this foundational skill, we aim to ease the adjustment process for both the puppies and their new families, promoting a smooth and stress-free transition to their forever homes.