Frequently asked questions

About Our Dogs

What is an English Cream Golden Retriever? English Cream Golden Retrievers are a color variation of Golden Retrievers with beautiful light cream to white coats. They have a calm, gentle temperament and stockier build compared to American field-bred lines. They're smart, easy to train, and make wonderful family pets.

What does AKC certified mean? Our dogs are registered with the American Kennel Club with documented pedigrees spanning more than 4 generations. Both parent dogs are OFA certified for hips, elbows, eyes, and heart, ensuring we breed healthy dogs with verified lineage.

Tell me about your parent dogs.

  • Harlow - 85lbs, gentle and mellow, therapy dog certified with AKC Canine Good Citizen title

  • Paisley - 75lbs, energetic and eager to please, AKC Good Canine Citizen Advanced

Adoption Details

How much does a puppy cost? $3,500 with limited AKC registration. $500 deposit required upon application approval.

Do you offer any discounts? Yes! 10% discount for military veterans, law enforcement and healthcare workers.

When will puppies be available? Current litter (3 boys, 5 girls) born October 19, 2024 - ready mid-December. Next litter available early 2026.

How do I adopt a puppy? Complete our adoption application. Puppies are chosen first-come, first-served after approval. Waitlist available.

Location & Visits

Where are you located? Severance, Colorado (Northern Colorado). We're close to:

  • Fort Collins (15 min), Greeley (10 min), Denver (75 min)

  • Cheyenne, WY (45 min), Larimie, WY (1.5 hrs)

Can we visit the puppies? Contact us directly to discuss visit arrangements. Once applications are accepted, we welcome visits to come see the puppies and pick one perfect for your family.

Our Program

What makes DC Creams different? We're a family-oriented breeder in Northern Colorado raising healthy, well-socialized puppies, family dogs. Each puppy receives early socialization, veterinary care, and plenty of love from day one.

What comes with my puppy? Health certifications, early veterinary care, and early socialization.

Do you screen adopters? Yes. We reserve the right to decline adoptions to ensure safe, positive homes for our puppies. Their safety and happiness is our priority.