Empowered Golden Retriever Puppies

Golden Love Grows Hearts and Homes.
We Share Our Golden Retriever Fever One Puppy at a Time.

What Makes Us Different?
They are not just any puppy.

We raise our grandpups as part of the family. Currently, we implement Early Neurological Stimulation, Early Scent introduction, Badass Breeder Curriculum, manding lessons, Badass Temperament Testing, and The Honest Dog Breeder protocol. The first 16 weeks of a dog's life are invaluable in forming behavior and temperaments. During the first eight weeks, we set the foundation with each pup, preparing them to be the best family member they can be! Resources are provided for the "hoomans" to continue the work for the next eight weeks. Because we have a passion for teaching and learning, we are continually studying to improve our program for our doggos, puppies, and families.

Curriculum

Early Scent Introduction (Beginning Day 3)
Early Neurological Stimulation (Beginning Day 3)
Novelty Item Exposure (Beginning Week 3)
10-Point Handling (Beginning Week 3)
Litter Training (Beginning Week 3)
Empowered "Yes" (Beginning Week 3-4)
Life-Saving Recall (Beginning Week 3-4)
Outdoor Potty Training (Beginning Week 4)

Temperament

The key to a good match is information. Many families are tempted to choose their puppy based on color and appearance; but, temperament is so important. The temperament testing helps identify instinctive temperaments and the environment they will best thrive. Puppy talents and strengths are discoveres, as well as areas where they will need additional support. This helps "hoomans" select a puppy to best fit their lifestyle, assisting with a happy pairing.

Author Jeannette Forrey Says it best...

"Puppies are raised to believe in themselves and be the best they can be through guiding emotional responses, meeting their innate needs in order, building confidence through intentional and purposeful curriculum and handling that aligns to their sensitive developmental benchmarks and lastly evaluating each puppy prior to placement to ensure their voice is heard and they are honored and respected not only with their breeder but with their new human as well."