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Rory
Quality Screening
Peanut
Rory is a prime example of a top field Golden Retriever, known for his striking dark golden coat and athletic build. Standing 24 inches at the withers, he is highly visible and has a smooth, burr-resistant coat, making fieldwork and cleanup easy.
Rory is exceptionally trainable, earning his Hunting Retriever Championship at just 2 years o
Rory is a prime example of a top field Golden Retriever, known for his striking dark golden coat and athletic build. Standing 24 inches at the withers, he is highly visible and has a smooth, burr-resistant coat, making fieldwork and cleanup easy.
Rory is exceptionally trainable, earning his Hunting Retriever Championship at just 2 years old with 100% amateur training. He is fast and steady, able to wait patiently for his turn while remaining focused and quick during retrieves. His pedigree is exceptional, with every dog in his 3-generation lineage holding finished field titles, and many more field titles further back in his ancestry.
Peanut
Quality Screening
Peanut
Peanut is a stunning field-bred Golden Retriever with a rich, medium-to-dark golden coat that’s soft to the touch. She stands 24 inches tall at the withers and is as skilled as she is beautiful. At 18 months, Peanut was introduced to live birds and quickly showcased her natural hunting abilities.
On the line, Peanut is calm, focused, and n
Peanut is a stunning field-bred Golden Retriever with a rich, medium-to-dark golden coat that’s soft to the touch. She stands 24 inches tall at the withers and is as skilled as she is beautiful. At 18 months, Peanut was introduced to live birds and quickly showcased her natural hunting abilities.
On the line, Peanut is calm, focused, and never breaks early, with excellent marking skills that make her a dependable hunting partner. She’s not only easy to train but also friendly with people and other animals, adapting well to various environments. She’s a versatile dog who performs beautifully both in the field and in the ring.
Quality Screening
Quality Screening
Quality Screening
The CHIC (Canine Health Information Center) number is important because it indicates that the dog has undergone comprehensive health screening and has met the required health clearances for its breed. This includes tests for common hereditary conditions, ensuring that the dog is less likely to pass on genetic health issues to its puppies.
The CHIC (Canine Health Information Center) number is important because it indicates that the dog has undergone comprehensive health screening and has met the required health clearances for its breed. This includes tests for common hereditary conditions, ensuring that the dog is less likely to pass on genetic health issues to its puppies. In short, a CHIC number provides reassurance to potential buyers that the puppies are coming from healthy, well-screened parents.
"If you’re considering adding a Golden Retriever or any other breed to your family, we wholeheartedly encourage you to ensure that both parents have a CHIC number, even if you choose not to get a puppy from us. This is an important step toward the betterment of the breed, and it helps ensure healthier, happier dogs for everyone! "
Both Rory and Peanut have their CHIC numbers, confirming their health and suitability as breeding dogs.