Question 1

What are you standard policies for purchase?

Accepted Answer

All of our puppies are examined by our veterinarian. They are dewormed with Safeguard (Panacur) bi-weekly until 8 weeks of age. They are preventatively dosed with Albon (a 3-day treatment) at 7 weeks. Our puppies are given a Parvo Vaccination between 5-6 weeks of age, Bordetella Vaccinations at 7 weeks and they receive their Distemper (plus Parvo) vaccination at 8 weeks of age.  Their next Distemper and Bordetella vaccinations will be due at 12 & 16 weeks of age, along with their first Rabies Vaccinations. The 11, 14 & 17 week vaccination dates will be indicated on your puppy's Medical Health Record, so that families can continue their Medical care.

The buyer has 10 (ten) days after receipt of the puppy to have him/her examined by your Veterinarian or health guarantee is null and void.  You must have proof of this visit within the time frame stated above.  In the unlikely event that your puppy is found by your Veterinarian to be seriously ill within this time period, you may request an exchange upon returning the puppy to us. WE ARE NOT REQUIRED TO HONOR THIS REQUEST HOWEVER.  We will refund money for a puppy IF we feel that it would be best NOT to allow a client to have another one of our puppies.

Puppies are sold on spay/neuter contracts only.   All pet/companion puppies are required to be spayed around 12 months of age and Neutered at 24 months old. (Extensions can be granted to allow longer durations with natural hormones). NO BREEDING RIGHTS IS OFFERED from our bloodlines.

WE WILL NOT PERMIT BREEDING RIGHTS TO ANYONE, So please DO NOT EVEN ASK.

We require proof of spay/neuter certificate from your Vet, within the above mentions times above, of your puppy.  It is important to have your puppy spayed or neutered!  You will not receive your puppy's registration papers  until we receive the proof or spay/neuter within that time frame. You will be required to sign a contract agreeing to this before you can take your puppy home.

We reserve the right to refuse to sell our puppies to anyone, at anytime, without a reason given.

We will not be responsible for contagious disease contracted after the puppy has left our care.  Remember that Dog Parks and puppy training classes can cause health issues to your puppy, due to the high frequency of dogs. Also visiting another dog that does not have all of their required vaccinations and/or parasite control are a threat to your puppy's health.

We recommend that you keep your puppy in your home and private yard, until they complete their Distemper, Lyme, Canine Influenza, Bordetella and Rabies vaccination series at 16 WEEKS OF AGE. This way your baby is fully protected. Our biggest concern, however, is about the Parvo virus! PLEASE, protect your puppy and keep him/her away from any dogs that you do not know the vaccinations history of and the areas that they may have been in.

Question 2

How do I pick a puppy?

Accepted Answer

Our babies are Chosen in order of which our deposits are received. Special circumstances occasionally arise when a family requires a therapy puppy/dog and we do notify everyone on that specific list if a therapy puppy does need to be selected. There is special attributes that we require when choosing a puppy for Therapy work. This does NOT mean that you are bumped to the top of the list. It means that we will be working very closely with you to assure your puppy has the proper temperament to become a Service/Therapy Canine.

Question 3

What information will I receive when I pick up my puppy?

Accepted Answer

Each puppy comes with a puppy packet which includes Vet records/medical book, instructional information, Sales contract, Health guarantee, sample food, first toys, item with litter's scent on it, training tips, and grooming tips.  We also offer lifetime phone and email support for help with training or behavior problems with any of our puppies. You will receive the registration papers for your puppy once proof of spay/neuter certificate is received.

Question 4

Will you ship my puppy to me?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. We cannot ship our puppies. You must take receipt of your new baby in person.

Question 5

When old enough, can I breed my puppy?

Accepted Answer

Under no circumstances do we offer breeding rights on our bloodlines. Our puppies are sold on spay/neuter contracts only.

All pet/companion puppies are required to be spayed around 12 months of age and Neutered at 24 months old. (Extensions can be granted to allow longer durations with natural hormones). 
We require proof of spay/neuter certificate from your Vet, within the above mentions times above, of your puppy.  It is important to have your puppy spayed or neutered!  You will not receive your puppy's registration papers  until we receive the proof or spay/neuter within that time frame. You will be required to sign a contract agreeing to this before you can take your puppy home.

Question 6

What is the process for purchasing a Red Golden Retriever from Ridley's Red Retrievers LLC?

Accepted Answer

At Ridley's Red Retrievers LLC, we prioritize the well-being and happiness of both our puppies and their future owners. Our process begins with an initial consultation to understand your specific situation and needs. We aim to ensure that each owner and puppy are well suited for each other in both temperament and character. This involves discussing your lifestyle, home environment, and any other factors that may impact the suitability of our puppies for your family.   If a match is made, we will guide you through the steps of selecting, reserving, and ultimately bringing home your new furry family member. It is important to note that, for the safety and happiness of both parties and the integrity of our bloodlines, we reserve the right to refuse to sell our puppies to anyone at any time without providing a reason. Our commitment is to ensure the best possible outcomes for our puppies and their new families.

Question 7

What precautions should I take to ensure my new Red Golden Retriever puppy stays healthy after bringing them home from Ridley's Red Retrievers LLC?

Accepted Answer

After bringing your new Red Golden Retriever puppy home from Ridley's Red Retrievers LLC, there are several important precautions to ensure their continued health and well-being. First, it's crucial to limit their exposure to environments where they might contract contagious diseases. Dog parks and puppy training classes, while beneficial for socialization and training, can pose health risks due to the high frequency of dogs, potentially spreading illnesses. Additionally, avoid visiting other dogs that do not have all their required vaccinations and parasite control measures up to date. Remember, we will not be responsible for any contagious diseases contracted after the puppy has left our care. By carefully monitoring where your puppy goes and whom they interact with, you significantly reduce the risk of them encountering health issues. Regular veterinary check-ups and maintaining up-to-date vaccinations and parasite prevention are also critical steps in protecting your puppy’s health.

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