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RAES OF GOLD - Puppy Expression of Interest Form


Thank you for considering a RAES OF GOLD puppy as the newest addition to your family. Choosing where a puppy comes from is an important decision, and we appreciate that you are considering us. In return, we are equally committed to ensuring every puppy is placed in the right home. We are highly selective about the families we entrust with our dogs, and we hope you understand that our priority is finding lifelong homes where each puppy will thrive. If you would like to be considered for one of our puppies, we ask that you complete this Expression of Interest Form. It allows us to learn more about you, your lifestyle, and what you are looking for in a companion. It also provides an opportunity for you to reflect on the responsibilities of dog ownership and consider the practical aspects of welcoming a puppy into your home. We understand that purchasing a puppy is a significant investment. Our pricing reflects the extensive planning, health testing, ethical breeding practices, veterinary care, premium nutrition, early neurological development, socialisation, temperament assessments, and the countless hours of care that go into raising every RAES OF GOLD puppy. It also reflects our ongoing commitment to providing lifelong support to our puppy families. Our puppies are currently priced between AUD $5,500 and $6,500, depending on the planned litter. We believe this represents excellent value for a thoughtfully bred Golden Retriever raised with health, temperament, and lifelong success as the highest priorities. We look forward to learning more about you and hope to welcome you into the RAES OF GOLD family.

Our Breed: Golden Retriever
Contact information
Puppy preferences

Gender:

Are you set on a specific gender?

Where did you hear about us? :


Other Information

Date Of Birth of applicant/s:

Do you plan on getting insurance for the puppy? We Supply complimentary insurance with every puppy sold, which we recommend continuing. :

We include free pet insurance with every puppy. We recommend continuing, as small surgeries can cost thousands and often put owners in a position where finances force life-ending decisions.

Do you plan to attend puppy school and/or obedience classes in your area?:

There is no Right or Wrong answer to this. We believe the social part of puppy classes is the most valuable, and encourage classes that include Free play to let the puppies socialise.

What do you plan on feeding the puppy?:

We use a mixed feeding diet, and puppies will all be sent home with food for the transitional period. We recommend keeping puppies on the plan outlined in the puppy information booklet.

Have you considered the costs associated with raising and keeping a dog, including feeding, regular health and veterinary care, obedience or show classes, emergency surgery etc.?:

Fun Fact - The average dog costs $10-$20 Per Day ($ 3,650-$ 6,300 per annum) to keep fed on a balanced diet, groomed, insured, and with usual toys/bedding.

What are your thoughts on crate training?:

Who will look after the puppy/dog when you go on holidays?:

Family members? Pet sitters, etc.?

How will you be toilet training the puppy?:

Where will the puppy sleep at night or when you are not at home?:

Do you live in an apartment, townhouse or house?:

How will you be housing a puppy? (Yard, kennels, inside, outside, crate?):

If you have a swimming pool, is it fenced?:

What type and height of fencing do you have?:

How big is your yard?:

Do you own or rent your residence?:

Are you willing to provide a letter from your landlord if you are renting?:

Please describe your family briefly. Number of adults, ages of children?:

This just helps us to look at matching you with the most suitable puppy options for your situation.

Do you have other pets? (please list species, gender, ages and neuter status):

Example - (1 x cat, Female, 12 years old, spayed)

Who will be the primary carer for the puppy?:

Do all members of the family want a puppy?:

Do the adults have secure jobs/income?:

Tell us a little about what you do, if you're comfortable with this.

If Things Don’t Go To Plan What will happen to the puppy/dog if a serious family situation occurs? (Separation or divorce, moving house, moving overseas, loss of job or income)?:

We Know this is obvisouly not a plan from anyone, but we would like to know if a situation did arise how you would want to manage it.

What would you want from us as breeders?: