Mother
1 / 16
1 weekAge
62Sex
£1,500Price
Beautiful puppies looking for their forever homes
Golden Mountain Dog1 hour
Golden Mountain Dog1 week62
£1,500
Replies within 1 day
Description
We have 8 beautiful puppies (6 boys and 2 girls), born on 3rd October 2026. Only a few remaining looking for their forever homes.
Mum is a much-loved family Golden Retriever, and dad is believed to be a Bernese Mountain Dog. We are awaiting a DNA test to confirm this and will share the results as soon as we have them. Until then, we are happy to describe them as Golden Retriever x (likely) Bernese.
The puppies are being raised in our home as part of the family, so they are getting used to everyday household sounds, children and visitors. Mum is with them and you are welcome to meet her when you visit.
Ready to leave: from 28th November 2026, at 8 weeks old.
Puppies will be treated for fleas, worms and will be microchipped. They will also have had their 1st set of vaccinations.
Adv. ID:C8rFEXEeo
Find your pet with Pets4Homes
The secure choice with payment protection and a 6-month health guarantee.
1. IntroductionConnect safely with the seller
2. ViewingArrange to meet your pet
3. ReservationPay securely through us
4. CollectionBring your new pet home
Litter details
LocationSaint Leonards-on-sea, East Sussex
Pets in litter6 male / 2 female
BreedGolden Mountain Dog
GenerationF1
Age1 week, 5 days
Ready to Leave28 Nov 2026
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
Info
Views20
Favourites1
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 1
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 2
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 3
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 4
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 5
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 6
Male£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 7
Female£1,500
Available
Golden Mountain Dog 8
Female£1,500
Pros
Exceptionally gentle, patient family temperament from two famously kind parent breeds
Highly trainable and eager to please, suiting first-time owners of large breeds
Moderate exercise needs for its size, with a calm, easy-going adult manner
Longer expected lifespan (9 to 12 years) than the purebred Bernese Mountain Dog
Cons
Elevated cancer risk from both parent lines, including histiocytic sarcoma from the Bernese side
Heavy year-round shedding with a demanding grooming routine
Giant size brings high food, insurance, and veterinary costs and rules out small homes
Strongly people-dependent and prone to separation anxiety when left alone