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Ellamae And Prince’s Wonderful Golden Mountain Litter Is On The Way!

Ellamae and Prince’s puppies are on the way! Her ultrasound confirmed she’s pregnant, and the puppies are due in the middle of November. They’ll be ready to go home around January 6. This is Ellamae’s first Golden Mountain litter, and we’ve been looking forward to it for a while!

Ellamae standing in the snow, one of our dark red field golden retrievers at Windy Knoll Goldens in Bradford, Maine.
Prince, our Bernese Mountain Dog, standing angled away on the grass with his head raised and his mouth open as he looks up to his right, the autumn trees blurred behind him at Windy Knoll Goldens.

Ellamae is one of our dark red field goldens. She has a sleek, glossy coat and plenty of energy. She loves people, kids and other animals. She’s been a wonderful mom to every litter she’s raised here, including her Christmas puppies with George in 2025.

Prince is our Bernese Mountain Dog from Polish lines. He’s calm and gentle with our kids and he gets along with the other dogs. That laid back personality makes him a favorite around here!

One of our golden mountain dogs in Maine as a puppy, black with tan markings over the eyes and on the cheeks, chest and legs and a small white patch on the chest, sitting upright in a pink collar and looking just right of the camera.

Golden Mountain Dogs In Maine This Winter

If you’re new to the cross, Golden Mountain Dogs usually grow to somewhere between 70 and 100 pounds, and their thick coat handles a Maine winter well. Our golden mountain dog guide has more on size, coat and temperament. We’ll post pictures as soon as Ellamae’s puppies arrive. The reservations we take on this litter before the puppies are born are already filled. Our next available Golden Mountain Dogs will be in the spring, and you can see all of our upcoming litters or reserve a puppy here.

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