Lakeview Golden's is a small select breeding program run by myself, Melissa Stover and my mother in law, Rose Stover. We breed Golden Retrievers that we have carefully chosen to produce family companions with excellent temperaments, good conformation, and that are intelligent and easy to train. We particularly strive for a pedigree that is a mixture of field and show breeding.                        This web site last updated   1-21-10         Contact Information Below

Our dogs are all AKC registered, have had their eyes checked by a dog ophthalmologist for genetic problems and have their OFA certification or a prelim x-ray on their hips, elbows, and hearts.

We sell our pet puppies with a limited registration from AKC, this means that you will need to get your pet either spayed or neutered. We do occasionally sell puppies with a full registration.   Please let us know if you are interested in breeding, so we can recommend a litter and go over the responsibilities of breeding.    We provide support on how to care for your new family member, and are always available to help answer any questions that may arise as your new puppy grows.

All of our golden puppies are socialized with our families, have had their first set of puppy shots, are wormed once, and their dew claws are removed. They are vet checked prior to being placed in their new homes.  We are AKC inspected  &  Illinois and Wisconsin licensed and inspected.

We are located 50 miles west of Chicago, Illinois.

Puppies are reserved with a non-refundable $50 deposit in the order they are received.

Bringing a new puppy into your family is a big decision that requires lots of thought, it is a long-term-commitment to love and care for your new puppy.  New puppies require lots of care, training, toys and regular veterinary visits, to maintain proper health.  Be sure that you have considered all the aspects and expenses of dog ownership before purchasing one of our babies.

Please remember puppies are living animals and are subject to health problems even when there is no history of this problem in their background.