As the days grow longer and the sun lingers a little higher in the sky, there's an undeniable sense of excitement on the farm. Spring is always a season of fresh starts, but this year, it has come with its share of bittersweet moments. From unexpected changes in our breeding program to the excitement of new life on the horizon, our March has been full of both reflection and anticipation.

Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting time for any family. The snuggles, the puppy breath, the tiny paws—it’s a special season filled with joy. But beyond the adorable moments, those first weeks of a puppy’s life play a crucial role in shaping their temperament and behavior for years to come. Early socialization is one of the most important aspects of raising a well-adjusted family dog, and it’s something that responsible breeders and owners should prioritize from day one.

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There’s something so special about bringing home a Golden Retriever puppy. The soft fur, the tiny paws, the way they look up at you with complete trust—it’s a season of life that’s as sweet as it is fleeting. But as wonderful as those early days are, they also come with a learning curve. One of the most beneficial tools for both you and your puppy during this time is crate training. Unfortunately, there’s a common misconception that using a crate is cruel. In reality, when done properly, crate training is one of the kindest things you can do for your puppy—and for your family.

Bringing home your Golden Retriever puppy is an exciting and memorable experience—one your whole family will cherish. That first week is full of sweet puppy snuggles, laughter at their silly antics, and a few moments of adjustment as everyone settles into a new rhythm.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably dreaming about bringing a golden retriever into your home—those wagging tails, soft ears, and eyes that just melt your heart. But here’s the big question: where should that puppy come from? You’ve got options—from your local dog kennel, to places like puppies.com, the options today can seem endless and overwhelming. But maybe i can help. In this post, I’ll let you in on why we think raising pups at home, with our kids and our everyday chaos, makes all the difference.

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Bringing home a new Golden Retriever puppy? This ultimate checklist covers all the must-have puppy essentials—from food and crates to training tools and toys. Shop our top picks with convenient affiliate links to make puppy prep stress-free!

Tired of sharp puppy teeth? Learn how to stop puppy biting with proven training techniques that teach your Golden Retriever to be gentle. Get expert tips on redirecting biting, setting boundaries, and raising a well-mannered pup!

Wondering what vaccines your puppy needs? This complete guide explains puppy vaccination schedules, core and optional shots, and how to keep your puppy protected from deadly diseases.

One of the most debated topics in dog breeding is whether to breed a female dog back-to-back (consecutively) or skip heat cycles between litters. While many assume skipping heats gives a female’s body time to recover, research and veterinary science suggest that breeding back-to-back can actually be healthier in many cases—as long as the female is in good condition and bred responsibly.