She is solid.
Also, I am not too far from your son. Does Ducky’s breeder, breed anything else or just goldens? I have been casually looking for breeders of: goldens, labs and ridgebacks in a 2 hr radius of my home and I am pretty sure I am just 90 west of your son.
Not sure if 2 hours from you, but Vicky Creamer in MD is who I was referred to if I wanted a lab.
My friend has one of her dogs and he is perfection.
Can you DM me her info please. I am waaaayy north in PA. About an hour south of Corning, NY; but I would drive to MD for well bred dog.
I PMed you the contact info, the breeder is in Binghamton, Broome County, New York
Thank you!
Ducky is a very quick learner, happy easy going wanting to be a part of every and anything, she is a very pleasant change from the many dogs we have fostered that nearly all came from a horrible life taking much time to begin to accept friendship of care,
Ducky came in like a whirlwind with tail wagging Easily knew her name, responding when called.
She already has been “working” going along to feed the goats.
Good help is very important! Victor is assistant bird feeder filler.
Ducky wants her picture taken more often, so she can become internet famous.
Jus’ sayin’.
…we would love to see pics of that new, working farm dog.
She sounds like a real peach.
Is she a house dog at night?
My Great Dane was self appointed to walk with me down the fairly long (dirt) driveway to the mailbox to get the mail. For some reason, known only to him, he had to carry something, anything, in his mouth when he accompanied me.
When he realized I was heading to the mailbox he would quickly search for something to carry. Sticks were preferred but he carried rocks a few times and once, a ridiculously large branch that had come down in a storm the night before.
I never understood why he did that. He wasn’t at all interested in fetching anything thrown to him. It was only during the mailbox walk that he wanted to carry something.
I do miss him, all these years later.
@clanter your pup looks wonderful. Congratulations to your family. 
Phoenix telling Ducky to watch her to learn how to guard the goats
normally I am taking care of the horses when Ducky is doing learning goat duty. I will get some photos.
Current training is the basics: Set on command which she picked up quickly, then some modified clicker training She has been responding specifically to be called Ducky since nearly day one
She is a very happy puppy
The breeder said she was a very smart dog which she is proving to be
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