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Our Litters
THE VALENTINES
BABIES ARE HERE!
February 14, 2007 -
Lissie has 8 babies - 5 girls; 3 Boys!
SEE PUPPY PICTURES HERE!

Halo Goldens is proud to present
the Simba (CH AG Golden Age Diamond Intican) and
Dallas (DeLaVega Don't Mess With Texas) litter --four little boys and one
little girl!!
The proud father is currently the #1 Golden in the U.S.
All puppies are in their new homes!

We
are a small kennel in the Texas Hill Country, near Austin.
Actually, we aren't a kennel at all. We are a home that happens to
be
owned by multiple Golden Retrievers. All of our dogs are house dogs
and
live with us as members of our family.
We only have litters occasionally, and only when we believe the
breeding will produce beautiful, healthy Golden Retriever puppies
with the typical wonderful, loving, and easy-going Golden temperament.
Our
puppies are whelped and raised in our home and socialized with children,
other dogs, and cats. They are exposed to all normal "household"
activities such as vacuum cleaners, television, dishwashers, hair dryers,
etc. So don't be surprised if your puppy isn't phased by any of
these
noises when you get home.
All of our dogs used for breeding have
the following clearances:
Hip certification by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA)
Eyes cleared yearly by a board certified ophthalmologist
Heart cleared by a board certified cardiologist.
We are very selective in our breeding program, always remembering
that our goal is
to achieve the very best in temperament, health and, structure.
All
pet puppies are sold on a AKC Limited Registration and Spay/Neuter
Contract.
AKC
Limited Registration means in the event the dog sires or bitch
whelps a
litter, the offspring cannot be registered with the AKC.
The
purpose of this provision is to prevent unwanted puppies from being born.
(No Exceptions!)
SOME
OF OUR PUPPIES IN THE PAST
(Click on picture for larger view)
Our
Puppies are socialized by our wonderful grandson!
TYPICAL
HALO GOLDEN PUPPIES
When shopping for a breeder, it is
very important that you do your research. Responsible breeders screen all
breeding stock for genetic disorders common to the Golden Retriever, and
want to find the best possible homes for the pups. Good breeders will ask
you plenty of personal questions about your lifestyle, your neighborhood
and your past experience with dogs. A responsible breeder will be there
for you for the life of the dog and will include a clause in the contract
saying that if you can't keep the dog for any reason, the dog goes back to
the breeder.
We suggest that you start your
search for a good breeder by visiting this Golden Retriever Club of
America web page:
Acquiring A Golden Retriever
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