White Sand
English Golden Retrievers & Maine Coons
White Sand English Golden Retriever – Puppy Pickup Information for Families
We’re excited for you to meet your new English Golden Retriever puppy! Below is everything you need to know to ensure a smooth and stress-free pickup experience. Please read the following details carefully and reach out if you have any questions.
Please read our [Puppy Pick-Up Page] and [Puppy Care Page] prior to your visit.
If you haven't already ordered supplies, be sure to read our [Shopping Page]. I highly recommend purchasing the Snuggle Puppy with a heartbeat and warming insert—it provides comfort to your puppy during the transition from our home to yours.
Baxter & Bella is an excellent training resource. For under $200, you’ll receive lifetime access to training videos, personal support, and expert advice. Their team is friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to help. [Click here to learn more or place an order with Baxter & Bella].
During your visit, we will:
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Sign the health guarantee for your English Golden Retriever puppy
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Review your 30 days of free pet insurance
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Discuss your puppy’s upcoming vaccinations
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Microchip your puppy
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We currently feed our puppies Purina Pro Plan – Shredded Chicken for Puppies.
For safety reasons, we will text you our address rather than posting it on our website. We look forward to meeting you soon!
If you're paying on the day of pick-up, we accept cash, Zelle, or Venmo only. Please note that Zelle and Venmo may have daily transaction limits, so plan accordingly.
The photo above shows an ideal setup for welcoming your new White Sand English Golden Retriever puppy home.
The light-colored stuffed animal featured is the Snuggle Puppy mentioned earlier. It includes a heartbeat and warming insert to help comfort your puppy during the transition from our home to yours.
The round tray pictured is a litter box filled with pine pellets, which we currently use. However, if you’d prefer to avoid the dust that pine pellets can create, you may want to try 100% paper pellets kitty litter (available at PetSmart) along with an extra-large litter box that has an open front for easy access.
While litter box training can be helpful at first, the ultimate goal is to teach your puppy to potty outdoors. I recommend using a bell-on-the-door method:
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Each time you take your puppy outside, gently ring the bell using their paw.
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Place some pine pellets in a specific outdoor area and bring your puppy to the same spot each time.
Remember: repetition, consistency, and a clear schedule are essential to successful potty training.
