Mini Golden Retriever Puppy
Jaime
Female
Mini Golden Retriever
Expected: 30 - 35 lbs
DOB:
12/24/25
Available:
2/25/26
$2995
- Vaccinations & De-Worm Up To Date
- Health Checked By Licensed Vet
- Microchiped
- Two year genetic health guarantee
Mother
Father
Jonie
Ruger
Litter Video
Mini Golden Retriever Puppy Development at 8 - 10 Weeks
At around 8 to 10 weeks old (which is the time you will be able to take your Mini Golden Retriever puppy home) your puppy will have developed beautifully!
At this stage, you are seeing growth and the puppies are fully weaned by this time. They are now quite a bit more active; they are starting to tussle with each other and are enjoying their life.
By interacting with them daily, giving them attention, and talking to them, the puppies are usually quite socialized and love wagging their tail.
At 8 weeks another vaccination round is given, and your Mini Golden Retriever puppy is dewormed. Of course, they have found their voice and started barking to communicate with you and their littermates. Usually, the puppies just start wagging their tails like crazy when they want attention as the Mini Golden Retrievers are typically not big barkers.
Mini Golden Retriever Puppy Development at 12 - 16 Weeks
Once the Mini Golden Retriever puppies enter the age range of about 12 - 16 weeks, your puppy will have changed quite a bit! They will be growing fast.
Potty training might be done by now or well underway along with some tricks and commands being taught.
The new family will have introduced their new Mini Golden Retriever puppy to their vet by this time to get them familiar with their new doctor. By now the puppies can run quite fast and sleep through the night without waking you unless you need to take him/her outside to go potty. This is one of the most enjoyable stages of puppy development; your puppy’s personality will be shining, and you’ll be well on your way to having a fur-ever best friend!
By the time your Mini Golden Retriever puppy is 16 weeks old, you will start to notice more maturity but don’t worry! There will still be that puppy playfulness and orneriness that’ll keep you laughing.
At this point, your Mini Golden Retriever pup is probably well settled in and in a daily routine. Of course, by now you’ll notice it takes a bit more food to keep your puppy full than it did to start with! Your puppy will be completing their vaccinations along with the rabies vaccination to keep them safe from dangerous diseases.
From camping trips to having your friends over, your Mini Golden Retriever puppy should fit in quite well and be an amazing companion.
Your pup should have no problem at all sleeping through the night unless you need to let him/ her outside for potty depending on your routine.
Mini Golden Retriever Puppy Development at 5 - 9 Months
By 5 months old you are starting to see a mature side to your Mini Golden Retriever puppy.
The color of your puppy at this age will be like what it was when it was born, but it may be slightly darker. Not all puppies are the same! Some have a dark golden coat; some are light cream. All are beautiful!
At this age, you might be thinking that your pup is definitely starting to feel like a small adult and the puppy playfulness might be seen less but don’t worry – your Mini Golden Retriever pup/dog will still want to play and be part of the action.
By now you can have taught your Golden pup all kinds of things (sit, stay, down, shake, etc.) and he/she should be listening to commands quite well depending on how often you are doing training sessions.
By 6-9 months of age, your Mini Golden Retriever dog is maturing into an adult and it’s time to consider spaying or neutering them.
Your dog is part of your family and needs to be vaccinated yearly for Parvo and Rabies per your vet’s suggestion.
By maturity, we like to see them about 30 to 45 pounds so that you still have the desired disposition of a Golden Retriever on a smaller scale. We like to think Mini Golden Retrievers are more suitable for families and individuals who need the convenience of a smaller dog but the personality of a large one!
Please note: Not all Mini Golden Retriever puppies grow to the same size or at the same speed. Our puppy development stages are to give you an idea of what your puppy may look like as he or she grows.
