Allday Golden Retrievers began over 25 years ago after the loss of our family dog Dutchess, who was a Cocker Spaniel. I read about Golden Retrievers being great family and neighbor friendly dogs. Being a little wild in spirit, I had originally wanted an Alaskan Malamute with maybe a touch of wolf. However, having my first child on the way, it didn't take much research to find out this was not the best dog for a beginning family. Shortly I ran across an article about Golden Retrievers that more fit my family's situation. It was one of those moments where a decision would change your life. Mickey was the name of my first Golden Retriever and I dind't even have his hips certified for dysplasia until he was eight years old. They came back "Excellent." At eight, he could still jump into my Chevy Silveraldo (with tailgate up). He lived to ten years of age (the average age for a Golden) and he changed our lives and perceptions of dogs forever.



Next to be added to the Allday family was Jordie and her two daughters Sophie and Lucy. They were California girls. Jordie's father was AKC Champion Westmont's Legend of the California AKC tournements. Quite a few Westmont Golden Champions were features in the Glossy Golden Retriever Club of America magazine's over the years.



As my Sire Mickey began to age, I researched and found my Sunny. Sunny lived 14 years and I am grateful for his companionship over the years. Sunny traveled across multiple state lines on his trip to Alabama. He had Topbrass lineage. All four ouf his grandparents had AKC titles, Senior Hunters, Master Hunters, Companion, Utility titles. Some had multiple AKC titles. He had a soft mouth which means he would carry things in it without the desire to chew them up. Also, if a bird flew over, he was always the first to spot it. I did not hunt with Sunny, but he would have made a fantastic bird dog.

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