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This will Kimber's fourth and LAST litter!

Kimber is such a phenomenal mom and is one of those dog's that truly thrives as a mother and we are excited for her last experience, she'll retire with us as a helper dog and "aunt" to future litters. ​

Kimber is our little pocket rocket girl!

She is very small, at just 40 pounds and 21" tall. She has a lot of go to her, plenty of drive to do anything and gives a 100% when asked but coupled with a phenomenal off-switch in the house and fairly low energy ( when not working) she is a super easy dog to live with and till this day, I still consider her one of my easiest puppies I've ever raised. She is wicked smart, very easy to train and loves to work for and please her handler but she is also very soft and gentle, very submissive with people and friendly but very neutral with other dogs. She loves to swim and retriever and is a great little disc dog, but her other love is sleeping! She is often found curled up in one of our dog beds or tucked into the couch cushions. She is also my three year old dog, Kimber has attached herself to that kiddo's hip and they are the best of friends. Kimber has a phenomenal nose and would have made an excellent medical alert dog, as a few of her siblings are and put their noses to work, including celiac and cardiac alert dogs 

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Cooper is the biggest sweetie pie boy!

He is your classic happy go luck, loves everyone and everything golden retriever with a heart of gold! He is on the submissive end of the dominant spectrum ( we love that for an intact male) and pairs nicely with Kimber's most assertive personality. He is easy going, chill, loves to be pet and snuggled and was the perfect gentleman when we boarded him earlier this year. Don't let his laid back personality fool you though, he can get a pep in his step and loves to be active and out an about with his family. He is an avid hiker/ adventure boy and even does some pheasant flushing in his spare time, although he was nice and gentle with our chickens.

We expect Kimber and Cooper to produce gorgeous dark colored dogs who are correct in structure with calmer dispositions and friendly, outgoing personalities. Drive and energy levels should be on the lower to medium spectrum. When mature they should be around 60-65lbs and would do well as family pets, beginner sport, service or possibly therapy dogs. 

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