FLX Goldens is a renowned breeder of the beloved Golden Retriever breed located in the heart of the Finger Lake, BNew York. For over a decade, we have dedicated ourselves to raising healthy, intelligent, and loving companions that bring joy to families across the country.

At FLX Goldens, we take great pride in our breeding program, which is built upon years of careful research, selective breeding, and an unwavering commitment to the wellbeing of our dogs. Our golden retrievers are not just pets – they are cherished members of the family, known for their gentle demeanor, loyalty, and boundless energy. With a rich history and a bright future, Upstate Goldens is the trusted destination for individuals and families seeking the perfect golden retriever companion.

Puppy Availability Notice

At FLX Goldens, our litters are carefully planned according to our breeding schedule to ensure the health and well-being of both our puppies and our parent dogs. As a family-owned and operated breeder, we prioritize quality over quantity and believe every dog deserves time to rest, recover, and simply enjoy being part of our family.

For this reason, puppies may not always be immediately available. We allow our mamas ample time between litters to maintain their health and happiness.

We appreciate your patience and understanding—and we promise, the wait is worth it! 🐾

To stay informed about upcoming litters, please follow us on social media or join our puppy waitlist.

FLX Goldens – One-Year Breed Health Guarantee
Savannah, New York

At FLX Goldens, we take great pride in the health, temperament, and quality of our Golden Retrievers. All of our puppies are raised in a loving home environment with regular veterinary care and early socialization. We are committed to producing healthy, happy companions, and we stand behind our dogs with the following health guarantee.

Health Guarantee Terms

1. Duration & Coverage
FLX Goldens guarantees that your puppy is free from any life-threatening congenital or hereditary defects for a period of one (1) year from the date of birth.

This guarantee covers:

• Severe hip dysplasia (as confirmed by OFA or PennHIP)
• Congenital heart defects (as confirmed by a board-certified veterinary cardiologist)
• Inherited eye disorders causing blindness (as confirmed by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist)
• Other life-threatening genetic disorders that clearly impair the dog’s quality of life

2. Breeder Responsibilities

• The puppy will have received age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming before going to their new home.
• A health record and copy of the puppy’s veterinary wellness check will be provided at pickup.
• The puppy will be microchipped before leaving, registered to FLX Goldens and the buyer.

3. Buyer Responsibilities

• The buyer must have the puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of pickup.
• The puppy must receive routine veterinary care, vaccinations, parasite control, and a proper diet.
• The puppy must not be subjected to strenuous exercise (e.g., running on hard surfaces or excessive jumping) until at least 12 months of age, as early stress can impact joint development.

4. Claim Process

• In the rare event that a genetic condition covered under this guarantee is diagnosed, the buyer must notify FLX Goldens in writing within 10 days of diagnosis.
• The buyer must provide a signed and detailed report from a licensed veterinarian, including any necessary test results.
• A second opinion from a specialist may be required at the breeder’s discretion and expense.

5. Resolution Options
If a covered genetic condition is confirmed:

• The buyer may return the puppy to FLX Goldens for a replacement puppy from the next available litter.
• If the buyer chooses to keep the original puppy, FLX Goldens may offer a partial refund to help cover veterinary costs, at the breeder’s discretion.
• In no event will FLX Goldens be liable for more than the original purchase price of the puppy.

6. Exclusions
This guarantee does not cover:

• Common parasites (worms, fleas, giardia, coccidia)
• Minor or treatable conditions (allergies, hernias, cherry eye)
• Conditions caused by poor diet, neglect, abuse, injury, or failure to follow veterinary advice