Lewistown, PA 17044
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Here you will find information on our latest and greatest English Retriever Puppies. We sell on a first come first serve basis, we can not hold puppies with out a deposit. All families that have previously placed deposits will have first choice of litter once the puppies are at least 14 days old. Puppies will be chosen in the order that deposits are received. We will need to know if you would like a male or female puppy when placing your deposit. If the sex of your puppy is not available you will have the choice of the opposite sex (if available) or your deposit can be refunded. The puppies can go home at 8 weeks old. Deposits will be refunded only if the sex choice of your puppy is not available.
References are always available upon request from our previous puppy parents.
We strive to keep each litter page updated with pictures and information on your new puppy from the time you place your deposit until you pick up your puppy.
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Available English Retriever Puppies

Golden retrievers are one of the most popular, as well as one of the smartest breeds, and for our money the most beautiful type is the English Cream Golden Retriever.
For the most part, there is no such breed as an English Cream Golden Retriever. In fact, the name is used as a selling point for this type of Golden Retriever.
Most breeds from the Golden retriever family came from Europe, Scotland in particular, which means most of them have English lineage.
So, today there are no canine organizations that view the English Golden Retriever as a unique breed or variety of golden Retriever.
However, that hasn't stopped a number of Golden Retriever breeders from trying to register them as a separate breed in the US.
There are some evident differences between the American Golden Retriever and the British Cream Golden Retriever concerning the body structure.

The key difference is the English type has a heavier, broader, and greater muscular body as well as their legs being more robust and shorter than their American cousin.
There are also some subtle differences in the region of their muzzle.
The American Golden takes on a more pointed and sleek look, while the English Golden Retriever, in appearance, is more square.
This square body structure is a major reason why English Golden retrievers are better at ring competitions than the American Golden Retriever.
From a psychological perspective, there's anecdotal evidence English Cream Golden Retrievers can be very submissive, as well as, easily intimidated when they're young. So you want to make sure they're heavily socialized at as early an age as possible.
Like other dogs, they're sensitive to your mood, which means you want to give them lots of love and lots of reassurance.
Their name alone should give you a solid idea on the color of what the coat looks like for this Golden Retriever.
The coat on these Golden will go from pure cream, to a slight touch of gold, to having a gold dusting throughout the coat.
There are English Golden Retrievers with a darker yellow or gold, however this is still a fairly rare combination.
Another interesting feature of their coat is that it's much thicker than the American Golden Retriever and it is also slightly wavy.
One last distinguishing feature is the eyes and nose of the British Cream Golden Retriever is they are completely black in color.
Country of Origin: In 1936, in England, the KC changed their standard to include cream in acceptable colors. Today, English Golden Retrievers can be found around the world. However, to be a full English Golden Retriever, the dog must have European lines from both parents' sides that meet the standard for the KC.
Size: The English Golden Retriever will reach a height between 20-24 inches. Their heads are generally larger and blockier than that of their American counter-parts.
Coat: The thick, soft and water repellent coat can come in a variety of shades. Any shade of gold or cream is acceptable.
Character: English Golden Retrievers are very loyal to their families. They are great with kids and other household pets. They are also very obedient and intelligent
Temperament: English Golden Retrievers are sweet, loving and athletic. They are a laid back breed but yet still playful.
Care: English Golden Retrievers need groomed at least 2 times per week. They should be kept on high quality food as well. Exercise is vital in the health of your English Golden Retriever.
Training: English Golden Retrievers are an intelligent breed that need consistent training. They are obedient in nature and are easily trained.
Activity: English Golden Retrievers need plenty of daily exercise, especially if they are kept indoors.


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Lewistown, PA 17044
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