Proven Golden Retriever stud available – Champion Bloodline

STUD – Meet Milo | English Cream Golden Retriever

Meet Milo, our handsome English Cream Golden Retriever with a truly regal presence. Born on 25th October 2023, Milo has the classic beauty, gentle temperament, and playful spirit that make the Golden Retriever breed so loved.

Though still young and full of puppy charm, Milo is already growing into a stunning boy with excellent structure, a calm and affectionate nature, and a wonderful personality. He is raised in a loving family home, well-socialized, and enjoys an active, happy lifestyle.

Milo comes from a strong and healthy bloodline, and we expect him to develop into a magnificent stud once fully mature.

Details

• Breed: English Cream Golden Retriever
• DOB: 25 October 2023
• Temperament: Friendly, intelligent, gentle, and well-socialized
• Upbringing: Raised in a family home environment
• Health: Fully vet-checked; hip & elbow scoring and DNA testing to be completed at the appropriate age
• Stud Availability: Expected once fully mature
• Stud Fee: Negotiable

If you are a responsible breeder looking for a future stud with excellent temperament, pedigree potential, and striking looks, Milo would be a wonderful match.

Feel free to reach out to express interest, request updates, or discuss future breeding opportunities.

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