Nacimiento Golden Dogs

LITTER UPDATE:
UPDATED 1/12/2024

No puppies are available right now.

 

We hold a current San Luis Obispo County breeders permit and business license. We are inspected each year by the County Animal Services Division. We also recently passed inspection by the American Kennel Club.
What better hobby is there than to be able to provide dog lovers with best friends for life! Those who are not dog lovers would be if they had one of our Golden Retrievers. Golden Dog Kennel is operated by Alan and his wife Joyce. Our dogs are our passion and we have been raising Golden’s since 2002. Alan has been an animal care person for over 30 years working several professional positions as a Zoologist at the San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Wildlife Safari Park, a Biologist for California Fish and Game, Director/ Curator for the Atascadero Zoo and over ten years as an Animal Control Officer for San Luis Obispo County. My background has given me many resources and experiences to raise Golden Retrievers in a professional manner but with the personal, loving attention of a hobby. It is a very gratifying endeavor. Anyone who has owned a golden knows the unconditional love they give you day in and day out.
Our Business and your responsibility.
We love our dogs and feel responsible for our puppies so:
All buyers must have a secure yard at their home, Minimum 5 ft fence. A dog has the potential to be your best friend and deserves responsible ownership and loving care every day. They also must be allowed to come in the house with you.
Please understand caring properly for your dog is not without some cost. After purchase you will have some minor vet bills on occasion, food bills and toys. We have had very little negative feedback regarding our pups. They are retrievers so they like to carry stuff as retrievers should, but they are not big time chewers… unless they do not get enough attention or you allow them to get bored. They are intelligent dogs and they need toys, attention and stimulation.
Most counties require you to license your dog and California State law requires you to vaccinate your dog for rabies and requires you put identification on your dog at all times. County license tags enable people to return your dog to you should they become lost. Licensing also supports your local Animal Services Organization and helps save lives. I also highly recommend that you spay or neuter your pet once they reach one year of age.