What is the price of your dogs?
English Cream Golden Retrievers are $2100 for limited AKC registration. This includes the $500 deposit that holds the puppy for you until age 9 weeks. The price includes a health check from my vet, first set of puppy shots, microchip and registration completed at pick up so your name and the name you chose for your puppy will be on the registration. You will also receive some food the puppy has been eating, a toy the litter has played with and a blanket with mother’s scent.
What is the process for getting a puppy from Cool Oaks Farm?
There is an application on gooddog.com. After filling out an application, you will be contacted and asked to chat over the phone. That is so we can get to know you and your family a little better and get an idea of what you are looking for in a dog. If all goes well, you will then place a non-refundable deposit of $500 letting us know at that time whether you want a male or female. After talking with you, we will be able to make suggestions as to which puppy would work for you. Picks will be in order of placed deposits.
What do you feed your puppies? I feed all my dogs Muenster Mills 1932 Flax Free Chicken Meal Recipe. Muenster Mills have several dog foods to choose from and you can even customize your dog’s food. For my breeding mommas, I add more protein and fat as toppers. They helped me figure out how to do that to meet the nutritional requirements my breeding dogs need.
Their website is https://muenstermilling.com.
Why wait to spay or neuter?
In the Litter Agreement I require that buyers wait until the puppies are 18 to 24 months old to spay or neuter. The reason is because the dogs need the hormones produced by their reproductive organs in order to develop healthy joints. By the time the dog is 18 months, the growth plates should have closed. There are also studies being conducted to discover if it is healthier for a dog to remain intact rather than be spayed or neutered at all. This is why I leave the decision to spay or neuter up to my buyers. Below is one of the many articles you can find of the subject: https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/spay-neuter-and-joint-disease
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