Triple G Kennels

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Another video of Rory and Baileys baby at eight weeks old!

06/09/2026

So glad to hear from Kimbers owners that she’s doing good! This was an amazing litter and looking forward to seeing these babies grow into their full potential.
“Great! She did amazing first day.
Great! She did amazing first day. Already working on some easy commands and she is sharp!”

06/07/2026

“She is doing great, had a wellness check up Wednesday and all was good”
We love getting pictures and updates on our babies and their new families.
Thanks Jake for the update.

06/07/2026

Good afternoon, quick update. Decided on Boone as a name.
Little girls are obsessed with him. Getting acquainted with our big boy and he is doing fantastic in training so far.
Pictures and update from Austin on Boone. Thanks 🙏🏻 for the update…

06/06/2026

Thanks Kyle for update on Drs visit and pictures . Always good to see and hear how our babies are doing in their new homes..

06/05/2026

Babies are settling in their new homes, thanks for sharing and the updates.

06/04/2026

BUILDING RETRIEVE DRIVE AT HOME 🐾

When puppy owners pick up their new retriever, we encourage them to focus on two things:

Teaching respectful behaviors.

Building retrieve drive.

The obedience can come later.

Our goal isn’t just teaching a puppy to retrieve. It’s teaching them to WANT to retrieve.

Use a long lead to help create success.

When they bring it back, celebrate. Get down at their level, pet them, praise them, and let them enjoy the moment.

Don’t immediately take the object away. They worked hard for it.

Keep sessions short and always leave them wanting one more retrieve.

A simple guideline: age in months = maximum retrieves per session.

If retrieve drive slows down between 4–6 months of age, teething may be the reason.

One of the most important things to remember:

The last retrieve is often the most important retrieve.

If the last thing they remember is, “That was fun!” they’ll be excited to do it again.

Leave them wanting one more retrieve. 🐾

05/26/2026

Zeus Relaxing with his daddy…
Always nice to see how are babies are doing.