Questionnaire

As Golden Retriever breeders we aim to place our puppies in caring family homes. The questionnaire will provide basic information about your household, family structure and whether you plan to be involved in any of the formal dog activities, as well as the usual family walks and recreation. Answering the questions will help you consider the various attributes of the breed and the suitability of your home where puppies will be given affection, exercise, stimulation and at least basic training.

In order to discuss your answers to the questionnaire and our plans for a litter, you will NEED to telephone me on 98987192 or 0411462730 and ask for Wendy. This discussion will be helpful in determining a place on our waiting list.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Wendy and Ian




Contact Details
Given NamesFamily NamesRelationship of person 2 to person 1
Responsible Person 1:
Responsible Person 2:
Other Adult 1 (+18yr):
Other Adult 2 (+18yr):
Other Adult 3 (+18yr):
Age and names of all children living at home
phone (home):
phone (mobile):
email:

Street Address:
Suburb:
State:
Current dog(s)
Age, breed and gender #1:
Age, breed and gender #2:

Have you owned a Golden Retriever before ?
Have you trained a puppy before?
Do you have at least 1 hour to regularly train a puppy each week?
Have you ever belonged to a dog club ?
Do you have a preference for a male or female puppy?
Where are you going to keep the dog ?
Please indicate if you would be interested in
being involved in any of the following activities
Showing Breeding
Tracking Agility
Puppy school
Obedience training
How keen are you to show your dog ?
How often do you plan to walk your dog ?
Do you plan to join a dog obedience club?
On average, how many hours each day will the dog be at home alone?
This space is provided so that you can tell us about your lifestyle and your commitment to owning a Golden Retriever. Goldens will not be happy if they are left alone for long hours and as social animals, the time you can give to walking, training and socialising your dog is of critical importance to us.