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Guidance for confident Golden families.

Welcoming a puppy into your home is joyful, but it also comes with questions, adjustments, and new responsibilities.

We believe preparation and understanding make all the difference.

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Education & Guidance

Simple, practical support for puppy families.

A Gentle Beginning

The first nights and weeks home shape confidence, comfort, and connection. We help families prepare for that transition calmly.

Feeding & Daily Care

We share guidance on feeding routines, nutrition choices, daily structure, and the small habits that support well-being.

Ongoing Support

Our role does not end at pickup. We remain available as your puppy grows and your questions change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers for future families.

Do you keep a puppy from your litters?

Occasionally, yes. We may retain first choice from a litter to continue our focus on health, temperament, and breed quality. Puppy families make selections after that decision is finalized.

How do I reserve a puppy?

The process begins with an application. Once approved, a $100 non-refundable commitment deposit secures a place on our reservation list. When puppies are born, an additional $200 non-refundable deposit is due.

When do families choose puppies?

Puppy selection takes place on pickup day.

Are visits available?

Visits are by appointment only and are limited to approved families at the appropriate stage, so the puppies' health, safety, and routine remain protected.

Golden Reviews

Words from families who started with Ladybug Goldens.

"I got the best little pup from LMU. He is so sweet and really a beautiful quality dog."

Ashley Farrow

"She took the time to send pictures and updated us along the way. I cannot recommend Ladybug Goldens enough."

Donna Patrick

"They are all so beautiful and healthy. My vet even raved on how well bred and healthy our boy was."

Stephanie