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About New England Goldens

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About New England Goldens

CS Golden Adoption Services www.NewEnglandGoldens.com 127 North Lowell Rd. Windham, NH 03087 About Us CS Golden Adoption Services, operator of www.NewEnglandGoldens.com, is licensed by the State of New Hampshire to place Golden Retriever puppies with families throughout New England. Since 2008, we have partnered with trusted breeders who share our commitment to healthy, well-cared-for dogs. For more than sixteen years, we have worked with the same proven lineages and pedigrees, known for their health, longevity, and temperament—as reflected in our many customer reviews.


We give New England families the opportunity to meet available Golden Retriever puppies in person at our Windham, New Hampshire location. This offers a simpler, safer alternative to lengthy breeder searches and waitlists, paying remotely for a puppy they have not met, risking financial loss, or receiving a puppy that is sick or has been poorly cared for. We regularly post current photos of available Golden Retriever puppies and their parents at www.NewEnglandGoldens.com. At eight weeks old, the puppies enter our care for routine training and health and temperament evaluations. Our team and licensed veterinarians verify their health and confirm that their vaccinations are current. We do not require deposits. Families need only complete a home-setting questionnaire demonstrating that they can provide a suitable forever home and confirm a date and time to meet the puppies at our Windham, New Hampshire location.

About the Golden Retriever The Golden Retriever is a friendly, intelligent, medium-to-large sporting breed from Scotland. It is known for its beautiful golden coat and loyal, gentle temperament.

History and Origin ●​

Scottish Origins: Developed in the mid-19th century at Lord Tweedmouth’s Guisachan estate in Inverness-shire, Scotland.

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Original Purpose: Bred as a gundog to retrieve waterfowl and upland game with a gentle “soft mouth” that would not damage the bird.​

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Recognition: The breed is formally recognized by the American Kennel Club.

Appearance and Physical Traits ●​

Coat: A dense, water-repellent double coat with feathering on the neck, legs, and tail. Colors range from light cream to dark gold.​

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Size: Males typically weigh 65–75 pounds and stand 23–24 inches tall; females weigh 55–64 pounds and stand 21.5–22.5 inches tall.

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Life Expectancy: Typically 10–12 years.​

Temperament and Personality


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Friendly Nature: Affectionate, patient, and good-natured with children, strangers, and other pets.

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Intelligence: Highly intelligent, quick to learn commands, and well suited to obedience training.​

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Working Roles: Commonly serves as a guide, search-and-rescue, therapy, or comfort dog. Its welcoming nature generally makes it less suitable as a guard dog.


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