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Description
Rosie is true golden retriever and a much loved pet. She loves cuddles, walks, water, mud and eating! Generally she gets on well with other dogs and is very sociable when she meets them on walks but we have an older chihuahua and another golden retriever at home and she makes their lives difficult by constantly trying to play with them and doesn’t take no for an answer. We have made the difficult decision that we are not the right home for Rosie and are looking for a new home for her with no small dogs and where she will get plenty of exercise and love. She is good with children but is very much in the puppy biting phase at the moment. She is crate trained and will come with her crate, bed, food, bowls and toys. Experienced home required.
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Litter details
LocationBridgend, Bridgend County Borough
Pets in litter1 female
BreedGolden Retriever
GenerationP
Ready to Leave11 Nov 2026
Age6 months, 12 days
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Golden Retriever 1
Female£1,250
Pros
Highly trainable and eager to please, excelling in both family and working roles
Produces a friendly, kind, and patient companion suitable for children and other pets
Adaptable to varied lifestyles yet thrives with regular mental and physical activity
Beautiful, water-resistant double coat with a gentle but resilient nature
Cons
Requires regular and sometimes frequent grooming to manage heavy shedding
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods
Susceptible to various hereditary health issues, including cancers and joint conditions
Easily distracted and can develop mouthy behaviour if not trained appropriately