Answers to the questions families most often ask about our health-tested Golden Retriever puppies in Boring, Oregon. Don’t see yours? Contact us — we’re happy to help.
Where are you located?
We’re a small family breeder in Boring, Oregon, just southeast of Portland — convenient to Gresham, Happy Valley, Sandy, and the greater Portland metro and Clackamas County.
Are your Golden Retrievers health tested?
Yes. Every parent dog is health-tested before breeding — hips and elbows (OFA), cardiac, annual eye clearance, and a genetic DNA panel. Learn what each test means.
How much do your puppies cost?
Pricing depends on the litter and is shared with waitlist families directly. Health-tested Goldens in Oregon generally range from about $2,500–$3,800. Here’s what drives the cost, and you can join our waitlist for current pricing and availability.
How does your waitlist work?
You apply, we connect to make sure it’s a good fit, a deposit reserves your place in line, and waitlist families choose their puppy in order as litters arrive. See the full process here.
When can a puppy come home?
Puppies go home at about eight weeks old, vet-examined, first-vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and with their health records and a written health guarantee.
Are your Goldens good with children and therapy work?
Yes — we breed specifically for the calm, gentle, people-focused temperament that makes Goldens wonderful family companions and therapy or emotional-support partners. More on Goldens as therapy dogs.
Do you offer a health guarantee?
Yes. Every puppy goes home with a written health guarantee backed by our parent health testing, along with complete vet and vaccination records.
Are your dogs English Cream or American Golden Retrievers?
We raise health-tested purebred Golden Retrievers bred for temperament and soundness. Coat color aside, what matters most is health testing and rearing — here’s an honest comparison.
How do I reserve a puppy?
The best first step is to join our waitlist — it carries no obligation and puts you first in line as litters are planned.