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Never give your dog ANY poultry bones (chicken included) and pork bones: they split and cut your dogs digestive track and this leads to death most of the times. Pork rib bones, however, are fine.

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For The New Owners

If you are thinking about purchasing a Golden Retriever Puppy from Leia's litter, then this is the section for you! Even if you're thinking about buying a pup from someone else, you still will find plenty of useful material on this page.

Read about conditions and terms of sale, health guarantee, puppy package, and everything else that concerns the sale of puppies, including tips on living with your Golden Retriever, training, feeding, grooming, and much more.

Hope this information will help you and your new Golden friend!

Poisonous Food List for Cats and Dogs

As pet owners we often like to share with our pet all of the things that we ourselves enjoy in life, including food. However, there are a couple of reasons that you should always be very careful when considering introducing special treats to your pet. The first reason is that the food you want to share may not be a particularly healthy food item and therefore you should think twice about allowing your pet to acquire a taste for something they shouldn't have. Secondly and most importantly, although you may very well enjoy a particular food yourself, it might actually be very poisonous for your pet.

The following is a list of foods that your pet should avoid as they are all poisonous to some degree.

Alcoholic Beverages: Any type of alcohol can be poisonous to your pet and aside from intoxication, can cause a coma or even death.

Apple Seeds: Can have varied effects on pets.

Apricot Pits: Can cause respiratory difficulties such as breathing, coughing and sneezing.

Avocado: Causes digestive problems.

Cherry Pits: Can cause respiratory difficulties such as breathing, coughing and sneezing.

Candy containing the sweetener Xylitol: Can cause liver damage and even death.

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I love that you are educating your puppy buyers with information on the breed, books and that you will be there for your puppy buyers for the lifetime of the pup. I wish more breeders were like you! I am also a breeder and have been for over 20 yrs. Not the same breed as you though. Good Luck with the puppies. I hope they all find wonderful, caring and loving homes, because that is what we really want for our babies, right?
~ complete stranger