Holt’s Golden Retrievers

11/02/2022

Just letting everyone know!

06/02/2022

We are officially rehoming Belle and Luna
Luna was born in July 2016 while belle was born November of 2018

05/14/2022

Send a message to learn more

04/30/2022

Litter coming soon

04/10/2022

Little big man is still available. Ready now!

04/08/2022

Ready for his furever home on Saturday
Vet check
Akc
Parents dna tested
Mom: Belle
Dad: nugget (from another kennel)

12/19/2021

Still available

11/30/2021

10/15/2021

Five boys still looking for there fur ever homes

10/07/2021

Puppies arriver October 5th

09/28/2021

Keep your eyes out!
Luna is expecting a litter in the next week or so.
(picture of sol)

07/12/2021

Golden doodle puppies have arrived

07/04/2021

Fireworks with sol 😍🥰

06/28/2021

Keep your babies safe! Remove foxtails from your yard and avoid walking in areas where foxtails grow!

FOXTAILS: They are beautiful and appear harmless, but they can be lethal.

SAFETY TIPS: If your pet is exposed to foxtails, do a thorough inspection afterwards: Brush coat, feel every part of body with hands. Look closely at ears, nose, eyes, underbelly, tail, behind, between toe pads, and underneath collar (foxtails burrow quickly & are hard to see).
Check inside mouth & around lips. Leave NO body part unexamined!

FOXTAIL SYMPTOMS: Continuous sneezing, pawing at & licking an infected area, violent shaking of head, frequently tilting head to the side, scratching at an ear incessantly,
sores or abscesses, swelling, discharge, coughing, and limping.

WHAT ARE FOXTAILS? Foxtail grass (also known as Wall Barley, Spear Grass & other names across the globe). is a type of grass with lethal seed awns (the fox tail- shaped tip of a grass blade containing seeds). Foxtails also refer to the tip of ANY grass going to seed that resembles a fox tail, many of these are a nuisance, but not lethal like Foxtail Grass.

WHERE DO THEY GROW? "Foxtail is common all up and down the West Coast but has also spread across the country, according to the U.S. Forest Service, populating all but seven states: Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. It’s also found throughout most of Canada, as well as in some areas of Mexico.

The w**d tends to grow in grassland areas and is common along roadsides, trails, and areas that include human disturbance, such as dumps. It also grows well along the edges of salt marshes, on flatlands and Western prairies, and in irrigated meadows."—WHOLE DOG JOURNAL