Frequently Asked Questions

Our mission started in a class project by one of our children on how we can help make a difference in the world. So we created our program for huskies. Our mission is to bring affordability and families with home bred puppies to new puppy friendly homes.  We are proud to be a part of the solution in the elimination of puppy mills and the mistreatment of puppies in stores. We strive to be the preferred solution. We are a cost sharing program, meaning, all the rehoming fees are based on the costs associated with that litter and to maintain our programs.  Disclaimer: This is a family owned and run program. The proceeds go to continuing the program and its future growth. We are not provided grants or government funding, nor do we accept public assistance or donations for this program. We are a group of breeders working together to fight for a cause. We believe that animals deserve better and a better chance than what they are being given at stores. We are very proud of this program and will continue our best to provide affordable puppies to families. We simply incur reimbursement of what the litter cost us.  This is a program/hobby run by a family and their children, it is not a business enterprise at this time.

As our future goals for the program are being achieved, we plan to build a facility to train golden retrievers to become service dogs for children with disabilities. Add an answer to this item.

We have been breeding dogs for over 12 years.

We believe in breeding healthy and happy dogs with excellent temperaments in a family setting environment.

No, We do onsite pick and for a $200 fee we deliver to anywhere in the tri-state area, long island counties and up to Orange county New York. All out of state customers, must come in person.

 Yes, every litter varies, depending on the litter size and the costs associated with the parents and puppies along with special features. We try to update this as frequently as we can.  Presently, as of 01/2025, it ranges on Avg. $2250 through $2750 for Golden Retriever Pups. A nonrefundable deposit will be needed for puppies to be placed on reserve. Also, due to the dramatic increase in vet costs and puppy supplies we had to increase our rates as well. Unfortunately, its been affecting everyone in the pet industry across the board.  

 Unfortunately, we shut down our rescue program as of March 2021. Although, the intentions are always to do good, we have faced too many unforeseen obstacles that made it difficult for us to continue with this program. 

 Yes, we provide the states 6 months health guarantee from genetic and hereditary defects. In addition, we also follow the states 14 business days puppy lemon law for illnesses, death or injury derived from our facility. Please make sure to take to a vet right away. We also assist with additional medications if needed within the 14 day window if medication becomes necessary.  Please note, all this is provided in writing. If there is an issue related to the above, your options are to return for full refund (and vet reimbursement) or trade (if another puppy is available) or retain puppy plus vet reimbursement (limited to purchase price). It is important to follow this contractual agreement. It has become a habit that people overlook the health guarantee conditions and wait until after their guarantee expires to make necessary decisions. Please make sure to follow your health guarantee in order to take advantage of its reimbursement benefits. Once it expires, we are no longer responsible.  This action is a deliberate disregard to the health and safety of your puppy and we should not be held responsible for owner negligence 

Unfortunately, we do not. We only offer local deliveries and onsite pick up. Many from out of state have made the trip to pick up a puppy from us. However, do to uncertainty and the increasing levels of fraudulent activity within the puppy industry, we do not ship or allow purchases without a scheduled in-person visit and screening. As of 2025 we will be providing puppy transport services for a fee and allow online purchases.

As of 2025 we are allowing online purchase. Please note: We believe that it is important to come in person to determine which puppy is right for you. By purchasing online, we cannot guarantee personality matches to members of your household or other pets. We encourage on site selection, but allow online purchase and delivery for the Westchester, Orange county, the five boroughs and all of Long Island.

 When we are out of puppies, we normally allow people to add to the waiting list. Normally, we respond to limited inquiries, not pertaining to the waiting list. However, most waiting list requests receive responses when we have information to give, response time varies due to the high volume. Due to the high volume of calls and requests. We respond when we have information to give. Please refer to our main page for the most up to date information. 

 Prepare a list of supplies to get from the puppy store (such as treats, training pads, crate, collar and leash. Get a book about the bred you just brought home is vital to understanding your puppy's needs. Understand that puppies are like babies, they require a lot of attention, maintenance and patience, in the first few months of life. Do not give up, things will get better, the key is to stay consistent. Also, schedule a vet visit right away, it is important that nothing is left overlooked. Please understand, puppies are new to everything around them in the first few weeks in your home. A new environment is very stressful, please make sure not to overstimulate or attempt to over stimulate a puppy. If signs of stress appear, diarrhea, crying or excessive shyness, give them space with a quite room with less activity from your home to give them the time to adjust. Some puppies adapt better than others. However, it is important to be mindful of these things to make the transition process smooth for all types of puppy personalities. Patience and understanding is key. 

Puppies are like people, new environment with strangers is very stressful. Stressed puppies have a tendency to display this by having diarrhea. You should also expect that once a puppy is separated from its litter it will cry, especially at night. To reduce the hard nights. Try to have the puppy sleep in close proximity to you. They need to feel that you are their new family and will protect them. Puppies are also expected to have many accidents in the home. Please obtain a book about the breed you have acquired in order to properly train and understand them. 

 Potty training a puppy is very challenging and requires a lot of patience and care. Many people give up way too quickly. With time and consistency, your puppy will learn. They follow your lead. Make sure to give them a treat when they do the right thing (Petting them and praising "good potty" is very useful and a stern "bad potty" not when they do it wrong. Always take puppies out more often than adult dogs. They are still learning to control their bowels and bladder. Puppies also drink more fluids as they are growing. 

All returns for any reason other than health related issues with the puppy will not be entitled to a refund. This will be a surrender and the puppy will have to go through the 10 isolation process, re-vet check and listed for adoption/rescue.

 To obtain our puppies AKC certfications for your puppy and breeding rights, you will need to be added to our special waiting list. Please add to waitlist tab and specifically request to be added to the AKC registered litter's waiting list. Presently, the average wait time is 3 months to 1 year on that waiting list. Those litters also do not make it to the website often. To also be a part of that waiting list, there is a $200 to $500 non-refundable deposit to be a part of that waiting list. A copy of the parents OFA testings and information are attached. The average price for these pups are $2750 to $3500. 

 Currently we do not. Due to the large nature of credit card scams, we now only due Cash, Zelle, Venmo and Credit card through Venmo. 

 If at any point you are unable to make it to your scheduled visit, please contact us right away to reschedule. Any person(s) who do not show up to their scheduled appointment and does not call to cancel will not be permitted to reschedule. A lot of preparation is involved and we have a packed schedule, it is extremely inconsiderate to not show up and not call. This type of behavior is rude, unprofessional, and demonstrations inconsideration and responsibility. Your appointment is also a way for us to see if you are responsible enough to take on another life. And so, in the event a no show occurs, we have made the determination to not work with such individuals in the future.  

 All applicants are under review from the start of the process to finish. A puppy is a major responsibility. How one conducts themselves says a great deal. If we don't feel comfortable, we reserve the right to refuse a given person an animal if we deem that person unfit. 

 It is important to note, that the puppy process is not an easy one and is expensive. A puppy is like an unexperienced child in a world they don't understand the expectation of them. It is important to consistently show them what is expected of them. In time, they can change their behavior as they grow and becomes acclimated within a new environment and its habitants. Like a child, if they are not properly taught, they will develop bad behaviors and/or tendencies.  Disciplining an animal is not an easy task and must be done properly and consistently. However, if an owner feels the challenge becomes too great, hiring a professional trainer will become necessary. Sooner rather than later is best. Don't wait until its too late to fix. As we have stated previously, a puppy and its up keeping is a very costly endeavor. If an owner is not able to afford the potential upcoming disciplinary challenges that may arise during its youth, we strongly recommend to not acquire a puppy at this time. Also, trainers have a tendency to blame everything on genetics. Just for clarity, there is no such disorder that is genetically tested to determine behavioral traits during the OFA or Any other genetic testing panel. The parents pass their personality traits to their children. Predominately the mother's personality. As puppies grow we socialize them with our family and monitor their behaviors for abnormalities and if necessary assist in guiding our puppies as they grow within our care. Periodically, we get requests for us to pay for an extravagant rug or a sofa that the new owner's puppy damaged. Once you purchase this puppy, he or she is yours and your sole responsibility. You the buyer, become fully responsible for the actions of your puppy upon the date of purchase. We cannot guarantee, their behavior to be a certain way to anyone's liking. They have a mind of their own and will react accordingly to their new environments. If you do not properly and consistently train your puppy, the consequences of those actions are on the owner, NOT the breeder. Any damages your puppy does is the responsibility of the owner on record. again, NOT the breeder. We cannot control what the owner does or the puppy once they leave our premises.
 

We used to do Siberian Huskies, however, presently we only do pure breed Golden Retrievers. This decision was not an easy one.