Our dams are our precious family pets first.
We've had many amazing dogs over the years. I'd like to introduce you to the females in our current breeding program who are daughters and granddaughters of our past dams.
Get to know each of them, meet the studs we've chosen for their upcoming litters, and see what we're expecting from their puppies.

PALMER
Palmer is the daughter of Cora and Cash Sr. She was born in 2022. She is a beautiful dark red color like her father. She loves to be outside, loves long walks, is very affectionate, and doesn't meet a stranger. She is a very attentive mother and takes exceptional care of her babies.

ISLA
Isla is my shadow. She was born in 2023 to Cora and Cash Sr. She has lots of fun energy, wants attention from everyone in the room, is very inquisitive, and would rather lay in my lap than anything else. She will be.a first-time mother, but has been the perfect aunt and sister to our past litters.

BEE
Bee is the Goldendoodle daughter of Lily and Forest born in 2022. She is very light apricot with a doubled-furnished, wavy coat. She is smart, affectionate, playful, friendly, and mature. She's one of the most focused and confident mothers we've ever had the privilege of watching raise a litter of puppies. .
Most Lowcountry Goldens families reserve their puppy from an upcoming litter, often before the puppies are born.
Below, you'll meet each of our current breeding girls, the stud chosen for each upcoming litter, and learn what we expect from their puppies.
You'll also find expected due dates, pricing and current reservation lists so you can see which litters still have openings.
See one that feels right for your family? Fill out our puppy application, and we'll schedule a phone conversation to get to know each other.















1. How do I reserve a puppy?
Start by emailing us to request a phone interview. Once I've reviewed it, we'll schedule a phone conversation so I can learn more about you and answer also your questions.
If we both feel Lowcountry Goldens is a good fit, we'll talk about our upcoming litters and the reservation process.
2. How does puppy selection work?
At six weeks old, our puppies receive their first veterinary exam and vaccine. Once everyone has been given a clean bill of health, we schedule our Puppy Pick Weekend.
Families choose their puppy in reservation order and can make their selection either in person or virtually.
3. What happens if a litter is smaller than expected?
We accept a maximum of six reservations before a litter is born.
If the litter does not have enough puppies to fulfill all six reservations, any family we cannot provide a puppy for will receive a full refund of their deposit or be allowed to switch to a future litter.
4. Can I reserve a male or female puppy?
We do not take reservations based on gender. Over the years, I've found that personality and temperament are far more important when choosing the right puppy for your family.
During Puppy Pick Weekend, you'll choose in reservation order from the puppies available to you, with the goal of finding the puppy whose personality and temperament are the best fit for your family and lifestyle.
5. Can I see the puppies before Puppy Pick Weekend?
Absolutely! We post videos and pictures on our social media weekly of puppies when we have litters at home. We create a WhatsApp group for every litter, where I share pictures and videos of the puppies each week with our reserved families. You can also schedule a FaceTime or virtual call with me, ask questions, or request videos of individual puppies.
Because our puppies live inside our family home—not in a kennel, we work very hard to keep their environment as germ-free as possible and don't invite visitors into their space before they've been vaccinated. Our home is also our family's private space, which we choose to protect by not sharing our address until it's time for a reserved family to schedule their puppy appointment on our open house day.
You'll have plenty of opportunities to watch our puppies grow online and get to know the litter while they're here with us
6. When do puppies go home?
Our puppies go home at eight weeks old, after they've had their first veterinary exam and vaccine.
Once your puppy has been chosen, we'll provide all the information you need to prepare for go-home day and help make the transition from our home to yours as smooth as possible.

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