Sean, Andi and Mike
Growing up in a home where our dogs were more family than pet, I learned early on everything it takes to ensure that from the moment you pick out one of our puppies, you can be confident that you’re taking home a happy and healthy new member of the family.
When I was 19, I fell in love with a golden retriever puppy who later developed hip dysplasia. After enduring multiple surgeries, she passed away shortly after her second birthday. The heartache I felt at this point was hard enough as it was, and the bills that crept up shortly after only made the process that much more difficult. I would have done anything to help her get through it all, and now I’m doing what I can to make sure nobody else has to go through that same experience.
Following years of research and preparation, I had my first litter back in 1991. Since then, I’ve dedicated my time to improving the blood line and have successfully removed hip dysplasia and other all-too-common diseases – all while ensuring that all of our pups are raised by my family to better prepare them to become a part of yours!
What does it mean to be family bred?
No kennels, our dogs live in our house with our family.
Personally handled starting from the day they are born.
Raised alongside our own family and friends - from the cats that think they run the show to the birds that that love to throw shows of their own.
“Family raised and family owned, the perfect addition for your family home!”
Rocky, Rainy, Misty and Daisy
This is what makes Fireside Goldens the perfect choice for you.
After 3 generations of Golden Retrievers with no hip displasia or cancer, I started learning that the cancer rate in Goldens was rapidly growing so I looked into ways to ensure it would not get into my bloodline, That’s when I learned about the English Cream Golden Retriever. Originating in Europe by UKC standards, they are very much like our American Goldens with few differences. Mainly, their risk of cancer if far less. So in 2010, I got Misty, my first English Cream Golden Retriever, and bred her with Tucker, a male I hand picked from one of my litters. And so came the start of my English Cream bloodline, now in its 4th generation!.
Rainy had a litter of 6 puppies, 4 males and 2 females!
Ruby had her first litter of 10 puppies, 6 males and 4 females!
All of our puppies have been adopted and have gone to their forever homes
Thank you to all the wonderful people who made this possible!!!!
Our next litter should be arriving in
late spring/early summer 2024!!
We welcome you to come see our
adult dogs at anytime
Give us a call 267-994-7244
our adult dogs
Misty
Misty is our first English Cream Golden Retriever. Her parents came from Russia. She is retired now living a good life in our home as part of the family
Tucker
Tucker was our first stud dog to produce a litter of English Cream Goldens. His parents were very light Golden Retrievers. RIP Tucker boy
Daisy
Daisy’s parents are from Poland. She is our 2nd generation English Cream. She is a very proud mommy!
Chunk
Chunk is one of our stud dogs. His parents are Misty and Tucker. He is now happily retired!
rocky, the babysitter
Rocky
Rocky is our neutered male pet. He watches over our puppies whenever mom is not around. He is the son of Daisy and Chunk and the Grandson of Misty and Tucker and Rainy’s best friend.
Rocky is the official therapy dog for the cast and crew of our local high school musicals. He is also co-starring in the 2022 production of Annie appearing as Sandy!!!
rainy and stafford
the next generation
Rainy
Rainy is our newest addition to our 3rd generation of English Creams. She was born in July 2018. Her parents are from the Ukraine. In 2021, She became the mother of our 4th generation of English Cream Goldens
Stafford
Stafford is the son of Daisy and Chunk!
the 4th generation….a new beginning!!!
Ruby
Ruby is the first of our 4th generation of English Cream Golden Retrievers. She was born in July 2021.
puppies, past and present
our promise to you
puppies first time on grass!!!
Our promise to you is simple, that we have done everything we can to give you the best pet ever. more than just a pet, we want your puppy to become a part of your family the way ours are to us.
We’ve done everything in our power to ensure your puppy is happy and healthy from the first day you bring him home.
We guarantee your puppy against any form of crippling diseases like hip or elbow diplasia for a full year.
We promise if for some reason, you can not keep your puppy at any time during his life, that we will take him back.
We promise to lead by responsible breeding habits. We sell our puppies under limited AKC Registration. This prevents any irresponsible breeding to take place in the future.
We promise to teach you about the importance of spaying or neutering your puppy, not just to prevent unwanted litters, but especially to prevent unwanted diseases.
located in
birdsboro, Pa
Frequently asked questions:
How long do you keep the puppies?
-about 9 weeks. Puppies that stay together this long are easier to train and are more social.
How many shots do puppies need?
-3 series until about 16 weeks of age when they get their rabies vaccine, then annually
When should I spay or neuter my puppy?
-most vets prefer to spay or neuter before maturity, around 6 mos., but discuss this with your veterinarian
What’s the better sex, male or female?
-There is no right answer, both are perfect. Males are slightly larger, 65-75-lbs. with more coat, Females are 55-71 lbs. and their coat is not as dense. If you have no reference, let the puppy pick you!
I already have a dog or cat, is that O.K.?
-Our puppies are used to other dogs, cats and animals. It’s up to you to decide if your resident dog or cat will accept a puppy. We will certainly teach you how to make the introductions!
Is micro chipping important?
-YES! It is a means of permanently identifying your puppy. We chip all our puppies before they go home, this is a free service. You are responsible to register the chip when you register your puppy with the AKC.
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