A blend of a Golden Retriever, Poodle, and English/American Cocker Spaniel can be ideal for those looking for guardian home puppies, especially if you're interested in a miniature golden retriever.
Female puppies selected by the breeder for the Happy Tails Mini Goldens breeding program will be utilized as guardian home puppies. These puppies will be bred four times, after which they will become the full property of the owner.
Male puppies selected by the breeder for the Happy Tails Mini Goldens breeding program, as agreed upon by both parties, will also serve as guardian home puppies in the program.
To make a payment without credit card fees, our Zelle option is a fast, secure way to send money. If you're interested in our guardian home puppies or a miniature golden retriever, reach out for our Zelle information.
Make a non-refundable deposit for your future pick of guardian home puppies, including adorable miniature golden retrievers.
Make sure to pay your balance before welcoming your new puppy, especially if you're considering adopting one of our adorable guardian home puppies or a playful miniature golden retriever.
Make sure to pay your balance before welcoming your new puppy, especially if you're considering adopting one of our adorable guardian home puppies or a playful miniature golden retriever.
Make sure to pay your balance before welcoming your new puppy, especially if you're considering adopting one of our adorable guardian home puppies or a playful miniature golden retriever.
Make sure to pay your balance before welcoming your new puppy, especially if you're considering adopting one of our adorable guardian home puppies or a playful miniature golden retriever.

From day one, our puppies are raised around children of all ages. We do Early Neurological Stimulation from days 3-10. We start grate potty training at three weeks old. We take them outside for the first time at four weeks old, and start crate training at six weeks old. Through all of that, they are introduced to different surfaces (tile,
From day one, our puppies are raised around children of all ages. We do Early Neurological Stimulation from days 3-10. We start grate potty training at three weeks old. We take them outside for the first time at four weeks old, and start crate training at six weeks old. Through all of that, they are introduced to different surfaces (tile, wood, carpet, concrete), sounds (planes, lawn mowers, fireworks, household sounds, people sounds, animal sounds, cars honking), dogs (my moms and dads, other pups if they're available), people (our neighbors, our kid's friends, my friends, delivery people), and animals (goats, cats, chickens, horses, cows). They also get handling and grooming stimulation to make that easier as time goes on.

Our parents are decided early on once they have completed their Embark genetic testing whether or not they will be one of our future prospects. If they pass their Embark testing, we will hold onto them until they are one year old to complete their OFA prelims. If they pass all of their OFA scores with at least a minimum score of "fair", w
Our parents are decided early on once they have completed their Embark genetic testing whether or not they will be one of our future prospects. If they pass their Embark testing, we will hold onto them until they are one year old to complete their OFA prelims. If they pass all of their OFA scores with at least a minimum score of "fair", we will then assess their temperament and personality to see if they're the kind of dog we would like to copy into their puppies. If any of these needs/wishes aren't met, we will simply retire the dog early. If they are met, we welcome a brand new member into our program! Our puppies also include a 2-5 year health guarantee when they go home, depending on if you decide to use PawTree kibble or not.

When someone is buying a mini golden, they want a puppy that actually LOOKS like a golden retriever, not a poodly or cockery version of them. Because of this, I'm going to be trying my best to create puppies with short, flat fur on their ears (no crimps, curls, or extra-long length, even though I personally love it...), shorter legs (no e
When someone is buying a mini golden, they want a puppy that actually LOOKS like a golden retriever, not a poodly or cockery version of them. Because of this, I'm going to be trying my best to create puppies with short, flat fur on their ears (no crimps, curls, or extra-long length, even though I personally love it...), shorter legs (no extra-long poodle legs), deep chests (not the narrow, shallow chests of the poodle or cocker spaniel), blocky muzzles (no sharp or pointed ones), wavy coats (no curly or puffy fur), and the big droopy eyes (no bug eyes or leaky eyes). This will keep our dogs and puppies looking like golden retrievers while still maintaining that smaller size that we love!