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We are very excited about this liter and plan on keeping one for future breeding.  We are expecting the temperament of these F1b pups to be very mellow and laid back.  Their gentle nature and easy trainability will create incredible even tempered pet companions and possible therapy/service prospects as well. Their build should be more on the English Cream side, with a blockier head and a luxuriously soft coat.  Pups will have both short and long coats.  

Toby is a first-generation full EUROPEAN RED Golden Retriever, which means he’s 100% European — BUT with the gorgeous rich red coloring of an American Golden Retriever.  He’s the best of both worlds: stunning red looks without the higher cancer risks found in American lines; plus, the blocky build and mellow easy-going temperament we love from the European side. Toby has sired service, therapy, and emotional support pups and we are so excited to see what this pairing will bring.  

**As this is Milly's first litter, we are uncertain on the litter size.  Generally, first litters are smaller; however, genetics play a large role in this as well.  Milly came from a litter of 15.  The vet said she would not be surprised if Milly's first litter was 10-12.  We are planning on accepting 8 reservations and then once we are able to do a puppy count, we will adjust accordingly.  If our reservation list is full and you are interested in a puppy, please fill out an application above.  I will contact you and go over options.  If you are interested in a pup, but unable to commit at this time, please subscribe above to be placed on an email list where we will keep you in the loop.  

1.  Breeder Pick                               

2.  Breeder Priority Pick ~ Available

3.  Stephens

4.   Fleischbein

5.  Adams

6.  Schoenheit

7.  Available

8.  Available

Complimentary Waitlist ~Available  

**Please note we are at the mercy of Mother Nature and heat cycles may vary.   We also reserve the right to hold back a puppy from any litter at any time.  

"Dogs are not our whole lives, but they make our lives whole." ~Roger Caras