2019 Puppies

All Our Puppies Have Gone To Wonderful Homes

Get on the list for Molly's next batch of purebred golden retrievers, expected to be ready for homes October 2020. Text, call, or email, Dennis Ryckman. 605-222-7713, dennis@factor360.com

For our 2020 litter information, click here.

Purebred Golden Retriever Puppies Born July 11, 2019

Our golden retriever, Molly, had eleven purebred golden retriever puppies July 11, 2019. She had seven girls and four boys which range from lighter shades of cream to darker shades of gold and red.

Molly is a wonderful first-time mom and gives great care to her children. Our family is helping Molly nurture and love her puppies as well.

These eleven beautiful puppies were ready for a new loving family September 1. We are recording each of the puppies' personalities to help you chose which one will fit your home. They have had their first round of dewormer and vaccinations. A $200 deposit is required to hold a puppy with the remaining balance due at pick up. We are located near Pierre, South Dakota and are willing to travel some for delivery.

Text, call, or email, Dennis Ryckman if interested: 605-222-7713, dennis@factor360.com

Parents of the Puppies

Molly and Koda are 2-year-old, AKA registered golden retrievers. They are both healthy, agile, and loving. Molly is a lighter cream color. She loves attention, is a great family dog, and comes from a strong hunting background. Koda is a darker color. He has a mild manner and is an excellent hunting dog.

Puppy Care and Training

When bringing home your puppy, it is good to plan ahead and be prepared. To help you decide what items you should have before your puppy comes home, here is a link: https://goldenhearts.co/golden-retriever-puppy-starter-kit/

Puppies are much easier to train than adult dogs.

Start training your puppy right away.

Feeding your golden retriever: https://dogfoodsmart.com/how-much-to-feed-golden-retriever-puppy/

Golden Retriever Facts:

Golden Retrievers are well known as intelligent, kind, and friendly family pets.
The lifespan of a Golden Retriever is about 10 – 12 years.
They are the third most popular dog breed in the US
They are often used as guide dogs due to their friendliness towards people, eagerness to learn/please and their gentleness.
Golden Retrievers were originally bred as gun dogs to retrieve shot waterfowl during hunting and shooting parties – hence the name ‘retriever’.
They’re also often used in police units as drug detection dogs because of their outstanding sense of smell.
Golden Retrievers have a two-layer coat. The topcoat being water-resistant and wavy, whilst the undercoat is soft and keeps them cool/warm throughout the seasons. This kind of coat comes in handy, as they are known to absolutely love swimming!

https://www.petairuk.com/news/10-facts-about-golden-retrievers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Retriever