Golden Retrievers - next litter expected mid 2025

Fairway Creek Nova Night and Fairway Creek Twilight Moon will be hip and elbow scored at 12 months old.  They will have their eye and heart certificates completed and their genetics have shown clear of all genetic diseases for Golden Retrievers.  

Our puppies - being raised in the nurturing environment of our family home ensures their socialization, adaptability, and positive behavior enables them to start their lives with their forever families with a strong foundation of training.  The Early Neurological Stimulation training of our pups ensures they have the potential to be wonderful companions, ready to seamlessly integrate into their new forever homes.  

Please outline any special circumstances in the puppy enquiry form should your living situation pose any requirements you feel I should know about, or you wish your puppy to become a therapy dog.

I abide by a code of ethics as a registered ANKC breeder and fully stand behind the health and wellbeing of my dogs.

Our "Missy" has a beautiful temperament, is amazing with puppies and other dogs.  Well mannered and exceptionally easy to train, Missy has been one of our family since birth.  Bred from a line of champions and well bred Golden Retrievers, Marlie Rose will continue this line of well bred and exceptional Goldens. 

Hip score 1/2

Elbow score - 0/0

Genetics testing for Heart, Eyes and Ichthyosis

Genetically tested for all hereditary issues with certificate clearance

Heart Clearance

Eye Clearance

The first few weeks of a puppy's life is so fragile and important in their development.  This is a time we ensure we are practicing the early Neurological Stimulation and their Early Scent Introduction to enhance their brain pathways.  The following couple of weeks, we are working on developing this training further with specific excercises that challenge the puppies in a physical and mental way.  It is approximately week 6 we start to assign puppies to their families depending on where the puppies are being placed for each litter.  At this time, we are able to potentially offer you a choice from the litter depending on where you are on our waitlist.

When people talk about English cream as a Golden Retriever - this refers to the colour of the coat only - not a separate breed. Golden Retrievers come in a variety of shades, from pale cream to deep golden. A single litter can include puppies with a range of different coat colors.  While we breed to try for all colours in a litter, it is impossible to predict.  

The Golden Retriever Breed Standard allows for a great variation in colour – "Any shade of gold or cream, neither red nor mahogany" https://grcnsw.org.au/breed-standard/.