I’d like to introduce Miss Harper, the newest and youngest member of the RAGOM family! She is a 9-week old, 13-pound bundle of cuteness. Harper arrived on Sunday night, and our house has been full of energy ever since. She is a typical puppy, after all, so her day consists of eating, peeing/pooping (hopefully outdoors), playing, sleeping—and repeat!

We went to the vet yesterday. She started her puppy shots and got a clean bill of health. The only thing they mentioned was her skin is a little dry, and she’s itching a lot right now. Hopefully that starts to improve with the food she’s now eating.

Speaking of that, she is a very hearty eater. Grow, baby, grow! If you take a look at her paws, you will notice they are quite big for such a little pup. Her adopters need to be prepared for a larger female once she’s full grown.

In the short time we’ve had her, I can tell you some of her favorite things:

• tennis balls and plush toys
• running back and forth in the house or in the yard
• eating grass and sticks from the yard
• going “up” stairs, but not “down” stairs
• walking herself with her leash (she’s about the daintiest dog walker I’ve ever seen)
• playing with the resident lab (even if he doesn’t necessarily enjoy it)
• and of course, getting into anything and everything in the house! 

To be a young puppy must be the most carefree thing in the world…

If you are ready to bring a playful, energetic puppy into your home and recognize the amount of work it takes to raise a dog from puppyhood, please submit an inquiry form.

Golden Retriever puppies are super cute (no one can deny that!), but they also need dedication from their human family to ensure they grow up to be the best, most loyal, and loving companion a family could ask for. Please inquire only if you feel you will be able to provide what Harper needs now and for the rest of her life.