FAQ | Sanders' Family Goldens

FAQ'S

What is the price per puppy?

Please message us regarding upcoming litters and prices. A $200 deposit must be paid to reserve a puppy and is included towards the final price of the puppy. This is a non-refundable deposit
Puppy pickup or drop off?

Puppies can be picked up at our location in Borden, Indiana. A deposit of $200 must be made and the remaining balance must be paid when you pick up your puppy. The breeder can also meet you at Louisville International airport. In some cases the breeder can provide ground transportation to bring your puppy to you. Contact us to finalize delivery details.
Do you offer a health guarantee for puppies?

Each puppy is guaranteed to be healthy when it leaves here. They are vet checked and have a current fecal test to check for internal parasites and leukocytes that could indicate a potential issue or abnormality. Each puppy receives their first round of immunizations at 7 weeks, and we explain to each owner their responsibility in keeping the puppy healthy, including what vaccines are needed next and when, how to be careful about exposure to other dogs, puppy parks, pet stores, etc. until the puppy is fully vaccinated. We also encourage getting an appointment with their vet of choice within a couple days/weeks of receiving a puppy. With each puppy go home pack we include information on promotional puppy health insurance and buyer can participate in that if they wish to do so.
What is the go-home date for puppies?

Puppies are usually ready to go home 8 weeks after birth. Puppies need time to nurse, grow and develop with their mother and littermates before they can join their new families. A newborn puppy should stay with their breeder, mom, and siblings as they develop physically and gain new social skills alongside their brothers and sisters. The age a puppy can go home depends on the breed, and even the individual, but generally is around two months.
How are the dogs registered?

Mom and dad are registered through the AKC. Puppies are able to be registered through the AKC as limited rights registration. This means they are pets only and cannot be bred, and if pups are produced those puppies cannot be registered through the AKC.