This litter of English Cream Golden Retrievers is rarer than American Golden Retrievers. When walking or traveling around town, you don't often see this color. They typically grow larger, with bigger paws and heads. This litter is developing well and has found their footing. They enjoy playing outside on nice weather days. It's uncommon for us to see a litter with such similar appearances.

This litter visually represents all our golden retriever lines, including both the English cream and the American golden. It's the most active among our three litters and continues to grow. They have a hearty appetite and never seem to get enough food. This litter enjoys playing frequently and moves quickly. They are eager for this weekend's open house to meet their new families.

As you can observe, this litter, being the youngest, is the largest among all the litters. This is because the mother only has to feed 2 puppies instead of 9, providing both puppies with much more milk. The dark puppy in this litter is the male, and he will be going to Newfoundland. The female is an English cream golden retriever. Their second open house will be this Saturday from 9 am to noon. They have 2 weeks left at Whispering Acres before they move to their new family ho