Crangold Golden Retrievers

10/30/2024

The cutest Wonder Woman I’ve ever seen❗️

10/30/2024

10/28/2024

Soccer girl Britt

09/21/2024

My best helper planting garlic this am.

09/19/2024

Remy is feeling happy!!

09/15/2024

Remy is waiting his turn at AKC FETCH trial. Go Remy!!
UPDATE- Remy now has a new title to his AKC name, FTN!

09/12/2024

Happy Birthday #6 to Skida, living her best life in KY❣️

09/11/2024

Blair and Britt

09/09/2024

Britt hung out at her first dog show over the weekend to watch Remy in the ring.

09/02/2024

Just one of those moments glad I had my phone in hand. They grow up way too fast!

08/29/2024

Blair’s on the move!

08/25/2024

Easton (Scout x Angie) at 12 1/2, wonder what he’s thinking?

08/20/2024

13 year old Keen with 11 week old Britt is a great babysitter! He is so gentle and caring to Britt. 💕

08/15/2024

Whales tails

08/12/2024

Making a little wake!! Gotta get that bumper!!!

08/05/2024

My dogs don’t wear collars when they are home.

Sweet 14-week-old Golden Retriever puppy Percy is on the road to recovery after spending some time in our ICU over the weekend! He was an excellent patient and feels better already thanks to some time in our state-of-the-art oxygen kennel. In this photo he had popped his little head out to say hello to our staff during one of his treatments, and we don’t think he could get any cuter!

How Percy ended up spending the weekend with us is an important story that his caring owners allowed us to share to help keep other pets safe. Percy and his big brother were rough-housing, when Percy’s collar got stuck on his brother’s mouth. Percy panicked when he was suddenly stuck, and while twisting around trying to escape he caused his collar to become even tighter around his neck! Thankfully their owner noticed quickly that something was wrong and freed Percy before he lost consciousness. When his owners rushed him to see our ER team, Percy was struggling to breathe, drooling profusely, and very distressed. Radiographs showed that Percy had fluid in his lungs (non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema) caused by the time he spent struggling to breathe. Pain medications and oxygen support quickly helped Percy breathe more comfortably as his body worked to heal from the experience.

The strangulation hazard of dogs playing while wearing collars is a hidden danger that many pet owners don’t know about, but a story we hear with some frequency in the ER. Thankfully Percy’s story has a happy ending, but if his owners hadn’t been there to intervene it could have been tragic. Please, get your pups microchipped so they have a permanent form of identification, and then take those collars off when they’re playing with or interacting with other dogs!

07/31/2024

Catch up day with Charlie and his chairs!