We adhere to the highest of breeding standards so that we may produce the healthiest puppies possible. We will not knowingly breed dogs that have health problems which is why we do additional genetic testing along with regular health clearances for the breed. Our breeding dogs have been examined by a veterinarian, cardiologist and ophthalmologist and are cleared for both heart and eye issues.
All of breeding dogs have also had their hips checked for hip dysplasia using OVC (Ontario Veterinary College), OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals), BVA (British Veterinarian Association), Fédération CynologiqueInternationale (FCI) or PennHip (University of Pennsylvania) testing.
These tests are important because you can’t tell just by looking at a dog if it has hip dysplasia. Hip dysplasia is both a genetic and environmental disease that affects larger breed dogs. We believe nutrition and supplements also play an important role in the prevention of this disease.
NUTRITION
Golden Retriever Baby Puppies and dogs are all fed a raw “unprocessed” diet with the supplements. Our resident and fostered dogs have been fed raw for approximately 8 years. During this time, we have not only seen our vet visits decrease but also seen improvement on our pups’ and dogs’ health clearances for hips, heart and eyes. Not to mention shiny coats, spotlessly clean teeth and firm odorless stools.
Pregnant and nursing dogs are fed nutritional supplements to pass onto their puppies in the womb. Good nutrition begins when the Cute Golden Retriever Puppies For Sale In Tx are developing. We encourage every pet owner to continue feeding premium foods supporting good joint, heart and eyes as well as immune system support.
Red Golden Retriever Puppies For Sale, Please do not feed your dog table scraps or junk food. This has no nutritional value for your pet and in the long term may cause more harm like excess weight which can lead to heart issues along with hip and joint problems etc. Two informative educational videos on benefits of a raw “Unprocessed Diet”. “Dogs Naturally” article on feeding raw.