Ramblin Goldens
From Our Family to Yours
Current Litter:
Dad: Oliver
Puppy Photos Here!!!
Once you get to the Photo Album, go to "Bailey's 3rd Litter - June 23, 2009"
Last Litter Puppy Photos HERE!!
Once you get to the Photo Album, go to "Bailey's 2nd Litter - October 18, 2008"
Recent Litter
9 great puppies born March 18, 2009
Dad: Blaze
This is a very exciting litter for us - Blaze's first!!!! So far, so good, we have 9 wonderful puppies - 5 boys and 4 girls. A very nice split! They are all healthy and growing very quickly. They were all born at over 1 lb each and after only 3 days had gained an average of 2 oz. per day! Wow, they are doing great. Casey is a great mom and is very devoted to her puppies. This was her last litter and she has earned her retirement! All these puppies have some colour. Blaze is a very red golden colour and Casey is a darker medium gold colour. She seems to get darker with age. These puppies are the darkest litter we have ever had. They also have brains and a love of chasing tennis balls! LOL These two (Casey and Blaze) are always competing to get to the ball first when we play fetch in the yard. The poor thing, she was as big as a house just before she was due and was still trying to chase the balls and get to them first. Had to put her in the house so she didn't hurt herself. I am very excited to see what these puppies will look like as they grow over the course of their lives. If they are anything like either of their parents, they will be awesome family companions with great looks to boot!
All puppies sold! If you are interested in one of our future puppies check out our current litter listed above.
Puppy Photos Here!!!
Once you get to the Photo Album, go to "Casey's 3rd Litter - March 18, 2009"
Upcoming Litter Plans
How it all happens.....
Ask
anyone who’s bought one – a puppy raised in our home is
SPECIAL. No matter how great the pedigree, no matter how wonderful the
parents are - the environment during the pregnancy and the very
important weeks following the birth have a lasting, unalterable affect
on how your puppy will behave when you get him to his new home - including
his attitude, personality and intelligence as a grown up dog!
Our
puppies are whelped and raised in our home with their first weeks being
spent just sleeping and eating, with our family always close by and
watching! As
they grow older, we clip
their toenails after they are weighed. We weigh the puppies daily to
ensure everyone is getting their fair share at the "milk bar"! By 3
weeks of age, these pups
have already begun their housebreaking! What we do from here on will
teach a puppy to be clean in your house. During the next 2 weeks, our
puppies are in the middle of a very busy household. People are coming
and going, pots and pans are being dropped, the vacuum cleaner is being
used, the sound of the washer and dryer are preparing clean,
warm blankets to sleep on, the television is blaring, etc., etc. The
puppies are constantly being picked up, cuddled and rocked, carried and
held everywhere and anywhere. Our all time favourite is to snuggle a
couple of puppies each while watching TV at night!
By
5 weeks of age, we have found a puppy is much more pliable about being
separated from Mom and litter-mates while still at the breeders. They
learn to be self confident in familiar surroundings which helps when
they are alone. One by one, they are taken to other places in the house
for an hour or so. They adapt quickly and if they
cry, it's only for a short time. We repeat this off and on up to 7 weeks old –
this prepares the puppy for its first night away at his/her new
home. He/she usually doesn't cry because he’s not unhappy and being alone
is old hat and hasn't been an unpleasant experience. The new owners are very happy
with a WELL-ADJUSTED, quiet puppy.
By
the puppy’s 5th and 6th week we begin the leash training. At this age,
they have a natural following instinct which makes the beginning easy.
"Come" when called? That’s an easy one! From 3 weeks on every time they
are fed, we call aloud with a happy voice "Come Puppies!", so at 6
weeks they ALL come running! We also start calling them by name
when they are alone, that is if we know what their names are going to
be! This makes the early stages of training in their new homes
that much easier.
Around
this same time, comes the bathing, continued toenail clipping,
grooming, playing, etc. Of course there is also the intelligence
testing, etc. Full Time? Yes, but everyone benefits from all the love
and care - the puppy, the new owner and of course us! What better way to spend our time - raising such awesome creatures!
HAPPY PUPPY RAISING!
For great information on training check out our Training/Behaviour Issues page!
Puppy Pack
- large freezer bag of the food they are eating here (Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Puppy)
- 2 sample packs of food provided by Purina
- Puppy information book provided by Purina
- Information on Purina and their facilities
- Information on the different types of puppy/dog and cat food by Purina
- Coupon for first bag of dog food
- Treat bag
- Stuffed toy that has been rubbed on other puppies and mom
- Toothbrush kit
- Pet Plan Insurance Voucher activated for 6 weeks of free insurance
- Complete Info package including guarantee, copies of registration papers of parents, copies of clearances on parents and copies of any titles parents have
Be sure to contact us if you would like to be on the waiting list for upcoming litters!!
Check out photos of our past litters as they grew on our Past Puppies page!
Bailey (Masonridge Ramblin Bailey) X Chance (CH Stormynights Leap of Faith) Litter
born May 12, 2007
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Casey (Diamond in the Ruff) X Keegan (CH OTCh. One Ash Dallas Keegan QLB Can WCI JH VC CGC Am CDX WC) Litter
born November 1, 2006
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Casey (Diamond in the Ruff) X Keegan (CH OTCh. One Ash Dallas Keegan QLB Can WCI JH VC CGC Am CDX WC) Litter
born March 25, 2006
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Alex (Camgold Alex) X Max (Kantung Nugget of Gold) Litter
born January 27, 2006
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Alex (Camgold Alex) X Haver (Can CH Gold Hills Trouble N Paradise) Litter
born February 1, 2005
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Alex (Camgold Alex) X Max (Kantung Nugget of Gold) Litter
born February 4, 2004
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
Alex (Camgold Alex) X Max (Kantung Nugget of Gold) Litter
born March 20, 2003
Pictured here at 7 weeks of age
All our puppies are sold on a CKC Non-Breeding Agreement.
References available from previous puppy buyers on our References page.
Please email me at ramblin.goldens@sympatico.ca for further information or if you are interested in a puppy , please fill out our Puppy Buyer Questionnaire to help us get to know you better.
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Puppy Size Story
This is one of the neatest stories I've ever read. You will know precisely what this little girl is talking about at the end!
PUPPY SIZE
"Danielle
keeps repeating it over and over again. We've been back to this animal
shelter at least five times. It has been weeks now since we started all
of this," the mother told the volunteer.
"What is it she keeps asking for?" the volunteer asked.
"Puppy size!" replied the mother.
"Well,
we have plenty of puppies, if that's what she's looking for." "I
know...we have seen most of them," the Mom said in frustration...Just
then Danielle came walking into the office.
"Well,
did you find one?" asked her Mom. "No, not this time," Danielle said
with sadness in her voice. "Can we come back on the weekend?" The two women looked at each other, shook their heads and laughed. "You never know when we will get more dogs. Unfortunately, there's always a supply," the volunteer said.
Danielle took her mother by the hand and headed to the door. "Don't worry, I'll find one this weekend," she said.
Over
the next few days both Mom and Dad had long conversations with her.
They both felt she was being too particular. "It's this weekend or
we're not looking any more," Dad finally said in frustration. "We don't
want to hear anything more about puppy size either," Mom added.
Sure
enough, they were the first ones in the shelter on Saturday morning. By
now Danielle knew her way around, so she ran right for the section that
housed the smaller dogs. Tired of the routine, Mom sat in the small
waiting room at the end of the first row of cages.
Danielle walked slowly from cage to cage, kneeling periodically to take a closer look. One by one the dogs were brought out and she held each one. One by one she said, "Sorry, you're not the one."
It was the last cage on this last day in search of the perfect pup. The volunteer opened the cage door and the child carefully picked up the dog and held it closely. This time she took a little longer. "Mom, that's it! I found the right puppy! He's the one! I know it!" she screamed with joy. "It's the puppy size!"
"But it's the same size as all the other puppies you held over the last few weeks," Mom said. "No, not size ---- the sighs. When I held him in my arms, he sighed," she said. "Don't you remember? When I asked you one day what love is, you told me love depends on the sighs of your heart. The more you love, the bigger the sigh!"
The two women looked at each other for a moment. Mom didn't know whether to laugh or cry. As she stooped down to hug the child, she did a little of both. "Mom, every time you hold me, I sigh. When you and Daddy come home from work and hug each other, you both sigh. I knew I would find the right puppy if it sighed when I held it in my arms," she said. Then holding the puppy up close to her face she said, "Mom, he loves me. I heard the sighs of his heart!"
Close your eyes for a moment and think about the love that makes you sigh. I not only find it in the arms of my loved ones, but in the caress of a sunset, the kiss of the moonlight and the gentle brush of cool air on a hot day.
They are the sighs of God. Take the time to stop and listen; you will be surprised at what you hear. "Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."
