Can you care for a litter of 8 Golden Retrievers?
Can I tell you that caring for a litter of 8 puppies is about 100x more difficult then taking care of two pups. Riley and Charlie were best of friends and with only two pups I was able to give them more play time in the backyard and work on their training.
When do you get your golden retriever puppy?
The Golden Retriever is a beloved family dog that has been popular for many years. Many fans of the breed particularly love their cute characteristics as puppies. However, most families receive their Golden Retriever puppy when they are already 8 weeks of age. So what happens during those first 8 weeks?
When do English cream Golden Retriever puppies go to new homes?
It happens way too fast! Puppies are born then puppies are off to their new homes. It’s now been a couple weeks since we said goodbye to the last pup from our litter of English Cream Golden Retriever Puppies.
How big is a baby golden retriever when born?
A baby Golden Retriever is born with her eyes tight shut, just 400g in weight and totally reliant upon her mother and littermates. So how does this cute little pup get from this innocent picture to the bouncy 10lb ball of fur that launches happily through your front door at 8 weeks old?
Can I tell you that caring for a litter of 8 puppies is about 100x more difficult then taking care of two pups. Riley and Charlie were best of friends and with only two pups I was able to give them more play time in the backyard and work on their training.
The Golden Retriever is a beloved family dog that has been popular for many years. Many fans of the breed particularly love their cute characteristics as puppies. However, most families receive their Golden Retriever puppy when they are already 8 weeks of age. So what happens during those first 8 weeks?
How old are the English cream Golden Retriever puppies?
Six puppies from the litter went home with the breeder when they were 6 1/2 weeks old. The final two we kept at the house were Purple/Pippin who was re-named Riley and of course Charlie. END POOP WARS!
A baby Golden Retriever is born with her eyes tight shut, just 400g in weight and totally reliant upon her mother and littermates. So how does this cute little pup get from this innocent picture to the bouncy 10lb ball of fur that launches happily through your front door at 8 weeks old?
