OFA HIPS: Fair OFA ELBOWS: Normal Left DJD Grade 1 Right OFA CAER: Normal OFA ADVANCED CARDIAC: Clear OFA DENTITION: Full PENNHIP: .38/.35 EMBARK GENETIC: Clear For proof of health testing, certificates, k9data, and pedigree; click here --> Magnolia's Health Records MAGNOLIA JOLENE CGC TKN VHMA ALL ABOUT MAGNOLIA Nicknames: Maggie Jo, Maggie, Mags, Bags, Bagster Birthday : 05/30/2022 Weight: 60 pounds Occupation: Culinary Quality Control Favorite Food: Whipped cream right out of the can Hobbies: Naping, Cuddling, Quiet walks Loves: Her Humans, Eating, Walks, Reality TV With Mom Dislikes: Rule Breakers, An Unmade Bed, Playing Fetch Hi, I’m Magnolia. Calm, gentle, and absolutely convinced that rules exist for a reason. I don’t need to be in charge, I just quietly make sure everything is done correctly. Someone has to keep standards around here. Fetch? No thank you. I prefer to sit nearby, soak up all the attention, and watch everyone else work for it. I don’t need all eyes on me, just consistent pets and the occasional compliment. I’ll be over here observing. I love a clean, made bed. Mess stresses me out. Chaos is unnecessary. I will politely relocate myself to a tidy space and wait for things to calm down. I’m basically interior design support with fur. I am fully convinced I am a lap dog. Size is irrelevant. If you are sitting, I belong there. If you’re doing chores, I will be at your feet for company. Laundry, dishes, folding, sweeping. I don’t help, but I supervise emotionally. Food is one of my great joys in life. I’m not dramatic about it like some dogs, but trust me, I’m always aware of where the snacks are and when the next meal is happening. I’m patient, but I don’t forget. I’m calm. I’m gentle. I’m affectionate in a quiet, steady way. I don’t demand attention, I simply make myself available for it. And honestly, people seem to really appreciate that. My flaws? I genuinely don’t see the issue. I might prefer naps over games and structure over chaos, but that feels like wisdom, not a flaw. I’m the peaceful presence, the soft place to land, and the one who keeps things feeling settled. The good? I’m loyal, loving, easygoing, and endlessly sweet. I bring calm to every room I walk into. I don’t need to be loud to be special. I’m Magnolia, and I make life softer just by being here. Temperament Magnolia is calm, gentle, and quietly attentive, with a steady temperament that brings a sense of ease to any environment. She is a natural rule follower who thrives on routine, predictability, and peaceful surroundings. Rather than seeking leadership or attention, Magnolia prefers to observe, stay close, and offer quiet companionship. She is deeply affectionate in a soft, consistent way and forms strong bonds with her people without being demanding. She is thoughtful and intuitive, often choosing closeness over activity and comfort over chaos. Magnolia has a nurturing presence and a grounded demeanor that makes her especially easy to live with. She enjoys structure, responds well to guidance, and brings a sense of balance to the group. Her love of food, calm disposition, and gentle nature make her a steady, reassuring presence who adds warmth without needing the spotlight. Accomplishments Titles: Canine Good Citizen (CGC), Virtual Home Manners Adult (VHMA), and Trick Dog Novice (TKN). Training: Excels in household manners, calm engagement, and thoughtful obedience. Responds beautifully to structure and routine and brings a steady presence to training sessions. Sports: Not driven by high-intensity sports, but well suited for therapy-style work and environments that value calm, gentle interaction. Strengths: Gentle temperament, affectionate and steady companionship, strong food motivation, excellent impulse control, and an intuitive ability to bring calm and balance to her surroundings. Magnolia's Past Puppies

ABOUT US We’re the Brinton Family. My name is Kelsey, and alongside my husband Robert, we’re raising our three boys, Jeter, Rocky, and Brooks, in a small farming town just outside of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Robert and I were both born and raised in southeast Idaho, and choosing to stay here and raise our family in a close-knit, rural community felt like coming full circle. I grew up with dogs. They were always part of my life, my comfort, and my joy. Dogs have shaped who I am in more ways than I can count. Robert, on the other hand, never had a dog before we got married. He didn’t want one either. But look what love can do. Now he couldn’t imagine life without them. We breed Golden Retrievers with a clear purpose: to create exceptional family companions and dogs suited for service and support work. I’ve seen firsthand the profound difference the right dog can make in a family’s life. The confidence they build, the comfort they bring, the steady presence they offer. That joy is something I believe everyone deserves to experience. Raising puppies is more than a job to me. It’s a responsibility I take personally and a role I pour my heart into. Every litter is raised with intention, structure, and an incredible amount of love. From the earliest days through the moment they leave for their forever homes, each puppy is known, nurtured, and prepared for the life ahead of them. This isn’t just breeding dogs. It’s about building families, supporting futures, and sharing a gift that has changed my life with others.

SG'S THIS AIN'T MY FIRST RODEO CGC CGCA CGCU TKN VHMA DJ DS OFA HIPS: Good OFA ELBOWS: Normal OFA CAER: Normal OFA CARDIAC: Clear OFA DENTITION: Full PENNHIP: .39/.41 EMBARK GENETIC: Clear For proof of health testing, certificates, k9data, and pedigree; click here --> Rider's Health Records ALL ABOUT RIDER Nicknames: Ry Ry, Handsome Pants, Tigger, RiderRoo Birthday : 03/30/2023 Weight: 65 pounds Occupation: Activities Director / Physical Fitness Favorite Food: String cheese, Beef Liver, Pupcups Hobbies: Dock Diving, Fetch, Any Adventure, Swimming Loves: His people, Water, Outside, Training, A Good Nap Dislikes: Missing Out On Fun, Fruit, When Mom Puts My Ball In Jail Hi, I’m Rider. High drive, big personality, and always ready for the next adventure. If there’s a job to do, I’m in. If there’s water involved, I’m already there. I don’t walk anywhere if running is an option. I’m a dock diving pro and genuinely believe any body of water exists solely for my enjoyment. Lakes, ponds, sprinklers, buckets. If it splashes, I’m interested. I can clear a six foot fence without breaking a sweat, which is impressive but also apparently “a concern,” according to my parents. I thrive on purpose. I love scent work, I’m working on my hunting title, and I’m happiest when my brain and body are both fully engaged. I go hard, but I also have an excellent off switch. When the work is done, I’m all about being close, settling in, and soaking up affection. Despite my wild man reputation, I’m incredibly tender. I love deeply and with my whole heart. I give the best hugs and I have these eyes that get me out of absolutely everything. I don’t mean to manipulate. It just happens. More than anything, I want to make my people proud. I live for praise, connection, and being part of whatever is happening. Adventure partner, working dog, loyal best friend. That’s me. My flaws? I might have a little too much confidence in my athletic abilities and a tendency to believe fences are optional. But honestly, life is short and rules are flexible. The good? I’m driven, affectionate, intelligent, and endlessly devoted. I bring energy, joy, and heart to everything I do. I’m Rider, and I’m always ready for what’s next. Temperament Rider is energetic, confident, and intensely people focused, with a temperament built for work, adventure, and partnership. He has a high drive and strong athleticism, paired with an excellent off switch that allows him to settle calmly when the job is done. Rider thrives when given purpose and direction and is happiest when both his mind and body are fully engaged. Despite his intensity, Rider is deeply affectionate and emotionally sensitive. He bonds closely with his people and is highly motivated by praise and connection, always striving to make those he loves proud. He is intelligent, eager, and quick to learn, with a strong natural instinct for scent work and field activities. Rider’s combination of drive, tenderness, and loyalty makes him both an exceptional working dog and a devoted companion. Accomplishments Titles: Canine Good Citizen (CGC), Canine Good Citizen Advanced (CGCA), Canine Good Citizen Urban (CGCU), Trick Dog Novice (TKN), Virtual Home Manners Adult (VHMA), Dock Junior (DJ), and Dock Senior (DS). Training: Excels in dock diving, scent work, and advanced obedience. Highly driven, fast learner, and thrives in structured training environments with clear goals and challenges. Sports: Active competitor in dock diving, currently working toward his Junior Hunter (JH) title and Fast CAT (BCAT). Strengths: Exceptional athleticism, strong work ethic, excellent off switch, intense people focus, high drive balanced with emotional sensitivity, and a deep desire to please his handlers. RIDER IN ACTION

PUPPY RAISING What Raising a Litter Looks Like at Brinton Goldens Raising a litter is not a passive experience. It is hands on, intentional, and deeply involved from the moment a pregnancy is confirmed until puppies leave our home. Every stage is guided by development, temperament, and the long term wellbeing of both the dam and her puppies. This is what that process looks like for us. Before Puppies Arrive Long before a litter is born, preparation is already underway. Dams receive careful nutritional support, close monitoring, and a calm, stable environment throughout pregnancy. We track changes closely and adjust care as needed to support both physical health and emotional wellbeing. Whelping supplies are prepared in advance, spaces are sanitized and thoughtfully set up, and plans are in place for multiple outcomes. Nothing about whelping is improvised. The dam’s comfort, safety, and confidence always come first. Whelping and First Days Whelping is quiet, monitored, and supported. We are present and attentive, allowing the dam to do what she instinctively knows how to do while stepping in when needed. The first days of life are focused on warmth, nourishment, rest, and bonding. Puppies are weighed daily, observed closely, and handled gently. We are watching constantly, even when it looks calm. This stage sets the foundation for everything that comes next. Week by Week Weeks 1–2: Neurological Foundations During the neonatal stage, puppies are supported through Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI). These brief, carefully timed exercises are designed to positively influence nervous system development, stress tolerance, and early confidence. Handling is gentle and purposeful. Puppies are never overstimulated or pushed beyond what their developing systems can handle. Every interaction matters at this age. Weeks 3–4: Awareness and Transition As puppies begin to see, hear, and move more intentionally, their world slowly expands. They are introduced to new sensations, mild environmental changes, and increased interaction with people in a controlled, thoughtful way. This is a critical transition period. We move slowly, watch carefully, and let the puppies lead the pace. Confidence is built through safety and success, not pressure. Weeks 5–7: Learning the World As mobility and curiosity increase, daily enrichment becomes a central part of each puppy’s routine. Puppies are exposed to new textures, surfaces, sounds, objects, and gentle challenges designed to build problem solving skills, body awareness, and emotional resilience. Enrichment is intentional and age appropriate. We focus on quality experiences, not overwhelm. Puppies are encouraged to explore, recover, and rest.This is also when early temperament traits begin to emerge more clearly. Weeks 7–8+: Preparing for Life Beyond Us As go home approaches, puppies continue building independence, confidence, and comfort with routine handling. We begin preparing them for transitions such as new environments, new people, and time away from their litter. Puppies leave our home with a strong foundation, not a finished product. Structure Structure, Routine, and Early Foundations Structure begins early in our program. Puppies are gently introduced to routines that help them transition smoothly into family life.This includes: • Introduction to a litter box and early potty training foundations • Daily crate time beginning around 4 to 5 weeks of age • Positive crate exposure to build comfort and confidence • Regular car rides to reduce travel stress and motion sensitivity • Early leash introduction and gentle handling These routines help puppies learn how to settle, self regulate, and feel secure in new situations. Nutrition and Physical Development Around 3 weeks of age, puppies begin receiving goat’s milk as part of their nutritional support. Feeding routines are structured and consistent to support healthy growth and digestion. We also incorporate gentle water exposure and water therapy when developmentally appropriate to support coordination, confidence, and physical awareness. Socialization Socialization in our program is intentional and extensive. Our goal is for each puppy to meet approximately 100 people before leaving us. This includes: • Adults, children, and seniors • Individuals with different voices, appearances, and movement styles • Daily interaction with our cats • Exposure to other dogs and puppies • Introduction to chickens and, when appropriate, goats Puppies are held, handled, and cuddled daily and are taught that people are safe, calm, and rewarding. They also experience: • Visits to assisted living facilities to be held by residents • Visits to a preschool setting to observe and interact appropriately with children • Outings such as Home Depot visits and drive thru stops These experiences help puppies develop confidence around people and environments of all kinds. Temperament Testing Temperament Evaluation and Matching. Around 7 weeks of age, puppies undergo structured temperament evaluations. These assessments, combined with weeks of daily observation, allow us to understand each puppy’s confidence level, sensitivity, energy, recovery, and social tendencies. Puppies are matched to families based on lifestyle, goals, and household dynamics. Placement is not based on color or appearance. It is based on who each puppy is. Exposure Outdoor Exposure and Exploration. Weather permitting, puppies spend time outdoors as often as possible. Idaho weather is unpredictable, but we prioritize safe outdoor exposure whenever conditions allow. Outdoor time includes: • Exploring natural surfaces • Exposure to wind, weather, and changing environments • Learning to move confidently in open spaces This supports resilience and adaptability. Veterinary Care and Health Foundations All puppies receive a veterinary visit prior to going home, including: • First vaccinations • Full health clearance • Microchipping This visit ensures puppies are healthy, well monitored, and prepared for their transition to their new homes. Foundations Early Training Foundations. As puppies mature, we begin introducing early training concepts in short, positive sessions. This is not formal obedience, but foundational learning.This includes: • Beginning manners and impulse control • Introduction to basic cues • Learning to settle and engage calmly • Positive handling and gentle restraint Training is always age appropriate and focused on confidence, trust, and engagement. Our Role Does Not End at Go Home Raising a litter does not stop when puppies leave. We remain available for guidance, support, and lifelong responsibility. Every puppy we produce is always welcome back to us if a family’s circumstances change. We believe ethical breeding includes accountability long after the puppies are grown. Raised for the Real World Our goal is not to send home perfect puppies. Our goal is to send home prepared puppies. Prepared for noise. Prepared for people. Prepared for change. Prepared to learn. Raising a litter is time intensive, emotionally invested, and deeply personal. It requires patience, consistency, and a willingness to do things slowly and correctly. This is not the easy way. It is the right way.

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PUPPY RAISING Raising a Litter at Brinton Goldens Raising a litter is not a passive experience. It is hands on, intentional, and deeply involved from the moment a pregnancy is confirmed until puppies leave our home. Every stage is guided by development, temperament, and the long term wellbeing of both the dam and her puppies. This is what that process looks like for us. Before Puppies Arrive Long before a litter is born, preparation is already underway. Dams receive careful nutritional support, close monitoring, and a calm, stable environment throughout pregnancy. We track changes closely and adjust care as needed to support both physical health and emotional wellbeing. Whelping supplies are prepared in advance, spaces are sanitized and thoughtfully set up, and plans are in place for multiple outcomes. Nothing about whelping is improvised. The dam’s comfort, safety, and confidence always come first. Whelping and First Days Whelping is quiet, monitored, and supported. We are present and attentive, allowing the dam to do what she instinctively knows how to do while stepping in when needed. The first days of life are focused on warmth, nourishment, rest, and bonding. Puppies are weighed daily, observed closely, and handled gently. We are watching constantly, even when it looks calm. This stage sets the foundation for everything that comes next. Week by Week Weeks 1–2: Neurological Foundations During the neonatal stage, puppies are supported through Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and Early Scent Introduction (ESI). These brief, carefully timed exercises are designed to positively influence nervous system development, stress tolerance, and early confidence. Handling is gentle and purposeful. Puppies are never overstimulated or pushed beyond what their developing systems can handle. Every interaction matters at this age. Weeks 3–4: Awareness and Transition As puppies begin to see, hear, and move more intentionally, their world slowly expands. They are introduced to new sensations, mild environmental changes, and increased interaction with people in a controlled, thoughtful way. This is a critical transition period. We move slowly, watch carefully, and let the puppies lead the pace. Confidence is built through safety and success, not pressure. Weeks 5–7: Learning the World As mobility and curiosity increase, daily enrichment becomes a central part of each puppy’s routine. Puppies are exposed to new textures, surfaces, sounds, objects, and gentle challenges designed to build problem solving skills, body awareness, and emotional resilience. Enrichment is intentional and age appropriate. We focus on quality experiences, not overwhelm. Puppies are encouraged to explore, recover, and rest.This is also when early temperament traits begin to emerge more clearly. Weeks 7–8+: Preparing for Life Beyond Us As go home approaches, puppies continue building independence, confidence, and comfort with routine handling. We begin preparing them for transitions such as new environments, new people, and time away from their litter. Puppies leave our home with a strong foundation, not a finished product. Structure Structure, Routine, and Early Foundations Structure begins early in our program. Puppies are gently introduced to routines that help them transition smoothly into family life.This includes: • Introduction to a litter box and early potty training foundations • Daily crate time beginning around 4 to 5 weeks of age • Positive crate exposure to build comfort and confidence • Regular car rides to reduce travel stress and motion sensitivity • Early leash introduction and gentle handling These routines help puppies learn how to settle, self regulate, and feel secure in new situations. Nutrition and Physical Development Around 3 weeks of age, puppies begin receiving goat’s milk as part of their nutritional support. Feeding routines are structured and consistent to support healthy growth and digestion. We also incorporate gentle water exposure and water therapy when developmentally appropriate to support coordination, confidence, and physical awareness. Socialization Socialization in our program is intentional and extensive. Our goal is for each puppy to meet approximately 100 people before leaving us. This includes: • Adults, children, and seniors • Individuals with different voices, appearances, and movement styles • Daily interaction with our cats • Exposure to other dogs and puppies • Introduction to chickens and, when appropriate, goats Puppies are held, handled, and cuddled daily and are taught that people are safe, calm, and rewarding. They also experience: • Visits to assisted living facilities to be held by residents • Visits to a preschool setting to observe and interact appropriately with children • Outings such as Home Depot visits and drive thru stops These experiences help puppies develop confidence around people and environments of all kinds. Exposure Outdoor Exposure and Exploration. Weather permitting, puppies spend time outdoors as often as possible. Idaho weather is unpredictable, but we prioritize safe outdoor exposure whenever conditions allow. Outdoor time includes: • Exploring natural surfaces • Exposure to wind, weather, and changing environments • Learning to move confidently in open spaces This supports resilience and adaptability. Veterinary Care and Health Foundations All puppies receive a veterinary visit prior to going home, including: • First vaccinations • Full health clearance • Microchipping This visit ensures puppies are healthy, well monitored, and prepared for their transition to their new homes. Temperament Testing Temperament Evaluation and Matching. Around 7 weeks of age, puppies undergo structured temperament evaluations. These assessments, combined with weeks of daily observation, allow us to understand each puppy’s confidence level, sensitivity, energy, recovery, and social tendencies. Puppies are matched to families based on lifestyle, goals, and household dynamics. Placement is not based on color or appearance. It is based on who each puppy is. Foundations Early Training Foundations. As puppies mature, we begin introducing early training concepts in short, positive sessions. This is not formal obedience, but foundational learning.This includes: • Beginning manners and impulse control • Introduction to basic cues • Learning to settle and engage calmly • Positive handling and gentle restraint Training is always age appropriate and focused on confidence, trust, and engagement. Our Role Does Not End at Go Home Raising a litter does not stop when puppies leave. We remain available for guidance, support, and lifelong responsibility. Every puppy we produce is always welcome back to us if a family’s circumstances change. We believe ethical breeding includes accountability long after the puppies are grown. Raised for the Real World Our goal is not to send home perfect puppies. Our goal is to send home prepared puppies. Prepared for noise. Prepared for people. Prepared for change. Prepared to learn. Raising a litter is time intensive, emotionally invested, and deeply personal. It requires patience, consistency, and a willingness to do things slowly and correctly. This is not the easy way. It is the right way.

OFA HIPS: Fair OFA ELBOWS: Normal Left DJD Grade 1 Right OFA CAER: Normal OFA ADVANCED CARDIAC: Clear OFA DENTITION: Full PENNHIP: .38/.35 EMBARK GENETIC: Clear For proof of health testing, certificates, k9data, and pedigree; click here --> Magnolia's Health Records MAGNOLIA JOLENE CGC TKN VHMA ALL ABOUT MAGNOLIA Nicknames: Maggie Jo, Maggie, Mags, Bags, Bagster Birthday : 05/30/2022 Weight: 60 pounds Occupation: Culinary Quality Control Favorite Food: Whipped cream right out of the can Hobbies: Naping, Cuddling, Quiet walks Loves: Her Humans, Eating, Walks, Reality TV With Mom Dislikes: Rule Breakers, An Unmade Bed, Playing Fetch Hi, I’m Magnolia. Calm, gentle, and absolutely convinced that rules exist for a reason. I don’t need to be in charge, I just quietly make sure everything is done correctly. Someone has to keep standards around here. Fetch? No thank you. I prefer to sit nearby, soak up all the attention, and watch everyone else work for it. I don’t need all eyes on me, just consistent pets and the occasional compliment. I’ll be over here observing. I love a clean, made bed. Mess stresses me out. Chaos is unnecessary. I will politely relocate myself to a tidy space and wait for things to calm down. I’m basically interior design support with fur. I am fully convinced I am a lap dog. Size is irrelevant. If you are sitting, I belong there. If you’re doing chores, I will be at your feet for company. Laundry, dishes, folding, sweeping. I don’t help, but I supervise emotionally. Food is one of my great joys in life. I’m not dramatic about it like some dogs, but trust me, I’m always aware of where the snacks are and when the next meal is happening. I’m patient, but I don’t forget. I’m calm. I’m gentle. I’m affectionate in a quiet, steady way. I don’t demand attention, I simply make myself available for it. And honestly, people seem to really appreciate that. My flaws? I genuinely don’t see the issue. I might prefer naps over games and structure over chaos, but that feels like wisdom, not a flaw. I’m the peaceful presence, the soft place to land, and the one who keeps things feeling settled. The good? I’m loyal, loving, easygoing, and endlessly sweet. I bring calm to every room I walk into. I don’t need to be loud to be special. I’m Magnolia, and I make life softer just by being here. Temperament Magnolia is calm, gentle, and quietly attentive, with a steady temperament that brings a sense of ease to any environment. She is a natural rule follower who thrives on routine, predictability, and peaceful surroundings. Rather than seeking leadership or attention, Magnolia prefers to observe, stay close, and offer quiet companionship. She is deeply affectionate in a soft, consistent way and forms strong bonds with her people without being demanding. She is thoughtful and intuitive, often choosing closeness over activity and comfort over chaos. Magnolia has a nurturing presence and a grounded demeanor that makes her especially easy to live with. She enjoys structure, responds well to guidance, and brings a sense of balance to the group. Her love of food, calm disposition, and gentle nature make her a steady, reassuring presence who adds warmth without needing the spotlight. Accomplishments Titles: Canine Good Citizen (CGC), Virtual Home Manners Adult (VHMA), and Trick Dog Novice (TKN). Training: Excels in household manners, calm engagement, and thoughtful obedience. Responds beautifully to structure and routine and brings a steady presence to training sessions. Sports: Not driven by high-intensity sports, but well suited for therapy-style work and environments that value calm, gentle interaction. Strengths: Gentle temperament, affectionate and steady companionship, strong food motivation, excellent impulse control, and an intuitive ability to bring calm and balance to her surroundings. Magnolia's Past Puppies