Meet Scarlet! Available Golden Mountain Puppy!

Every so often a puppy along the way becomes available! Scarlett is one of those puppies. She is a beautiful tricolor Golden Mountain Dog girl from our Prince and Ruby’s litter, and she is currently available to a a loving approved family!

Golden Mountain Puppy

About Scarlett

Scarlett was born on June 18, 2026, and will be ready to go home August 13th. She carries the classic beautiful tricolor coat that makes the Golden Mountain Dog so striking — rich color, warm markings, and the kind of soft, huggable look that stops people in their tracks!Beyond her looks, Scarlett has the sweet, people-oriented nature we hope for in every puppy we raise. She is curious and affectionate, happy to be part of whatever her people are doing, and settles nicely after a good play session. Puppies from this pairing tend to be gentle, biddable, and eager to please, which makes them a joy to live with and a pleasure to train. Scarlett is being raised underfoot in a home environment, well socialized, and given the early foundation that helps a puppy grow into a confident, steady adult.

She would thrive as a family companion, a devoted one-person dog, or a loving addition to a household that wants a dog truly woven into daily life.

Meet Her Parents

A puppy’s temperament begins with her parents, and we are proud of the two dogs behind this litter.

Prince, Scarlett’s father, is our Bernese Mountain Dog. Bernese are known for their calm, gentle, and deeply loyal disposition — the classic “gentle giant.” They are affectionate family dogs, wonderful with children, and carry themselves with a steady, good-natured confidence. Prince passes on that mellow temperament along with the substance, bone, and gorgeous tricolor coloring the breed is famous for.

Ruby, Scarlett’s mother, is our Golden Retriever. Goldens are one of the most beloved family breeds in the world for good reason: they are friendly, intelligent, endlessly patient, and famously eager to please. Ruby brings that warmth, trainability, and sunny, social personality to her puppies.

Together, Prince and Ruby produce puppies that blend the best of both worlds — the affectionate steadiness of the Bernese with the biddable, joyful nature of the Golden.

Golden Mountain Dog

What Is a Golden Mountain Dog?

The Golden Mountain Dog is a cross between the Golden Retriever and the Bernese Mountain Dog. It is a breed that has grown in popularity with families who want the loving, trainable temperament of a Golden combined with the gentle, loyal, and striking presence of a Berner.

These dogs are typically:

  • Affectionate and family-oriented — they bond closely with their people and are wonderful with children and other pets.
  • Intelligent and trainable — thanks to both parent breeds, they tend to pick things up quickly and love having a job to do.
  • Gentle and even-tempered — calm in the home while still up for adventure, making them versatile companions.
  • Beautiful — many, like Scarlett, carry the eye-catching tricolor coat of the Bernese side.

Golden Mountain Dogs are medium-to-large dogs who do best with families able to give them companionship, gentle training, regular exercise, and the grooming their coats deserve. In return, they give back extraordinary loyalty and affection.

Our Approval Process

Because we care deeply about where our puppies land, we place them selectively. We look for homes that are ready to welcome a dog as a full member of the family — with the time, commitment, and love a Golden Mountain Dog deserves for the whole of their life!

If you feel Scarlett might be the right fit for your home, we would love to hear from you. We are happy to answer your questions, tell you more about her, and walk you through our application process so we can find out whether this is the right match for both of you. Serious, loving inquiries are warmly welcomed. Scarlett is waiting for her people — and we would be delighted to introduce you! You can contact us here!

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