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We take pride on our Golden
Retrievers, and there are times that we cannot keep up with maintaining
retired Goldens along with breeding Goldens. We believe it is in
the best interest of the retiring moms to find a loving home, where the
family has the means to care for a middle aged, sometimes young,
housebroken and socialized Golden Retriever.
All of our dogs are used to living
with other dogs among them as well, so it makes sense that we can place
the retiring dog into a home where there is another dog. Several
times we have had volunteer families who have previously adopted a
Ryan's Golden who have enjoyed taking in the retiring Golden to love and
care for many years ahead. This is the ideal home for our retiring
Goldens and would consider such a request from a family who have adopted
a puppy from us in the past. Pictured below is some of our retired
Goldens who have been placed into their new forever homes.
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Ginger - Retired March 2016 Daisy-Mae - Retired December, 2014 Lexi - Retired April 2013 Amber - Retierd March 2013
We were saddened to retire Rosie. She was our little "field retriever" with a sleek body and incredible agility. Rosie was very gentle, affectionate, disciplined and ready to play whenever you were ready. We will miss her dark coloring as well. Lucky was our "go-to" stud, with a Lion's mane and a heart of Gold. We were saddened to retire him but look forward to our new lines with Brody and Duke. Ginger is John's favored Golden. Ginger is always a dog who would greet you with a hug and a wag of the tail. Her disposition is of champions, as her pedigree attests. With heavy hearts, we had to spay Ginger due to a life threatening infection. We are happy we have saved Trooper and Sophie for our breeding program, both wonderful puppies from Ginger. Daisy-Mae is an incredible Goldn Retriever who wants nothing more than to please you. She was the most obedient Golden, always attentive to commands and never missing an opportunity to be petted. Unfortunately, we were unsuccessful with breeding her in 2014, and she was subsequently retired into a home with two other Ryan's Goldens! She will have a wonderful life ahead of her. Lexi, a wonderful Golden who had a heart that warmed you all over, loved being near to you and being part of what was going on around the house. Lexi's personality earned her the nick name 'Love Bug' and she displays her affection tremendously. ever so willing to please and be petted.
Pictured above is wonderful Amber. She was retired in March 2013 and we were very happy to find such a terriific home for her, right in town! Amber was known for her gentleness and desired attention from the family. She made beautiful puppies and we miss her. Amber had an obedient personality, a kind heart and a terrific companion to Terri and John. Holly was a wonderful addition to Ryan's Goldens. Bright and active, she had a strong drive to please our family. Holly's intelligence was obvious when it came to her response to your commands. She would fetch and retrieve anything you cast out, without stopping, wherever it may be. Whether the yard, the woods, the lake, the pool, Holly treaded it all like a pro! Her high "ball-drive" is what made her a marvelous Golden Retriever. Gentle as can be, yet assertive, she made her way into Ryan's Goldens as an wonderful mother to her pups. Holly was placed into her retirement home with a family who adopted a puppy from us in a prior year.
We were saddened to retire Rosie. She was our little "field retriever" with a sleek body and incredible agility. Rosie was very gentle, affectionate, disciplined and ready to play whenever you were ready. We will miss her dark coloring as well.
                 
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