Welcome to the home of my precious Keweras Golden Retrievers. I hope you will enjoy your visit, and come back regularly to see updates on how all the dogs are doing, and check on the availability of puppies etc.

Hello, my name is Penny Stephens and I am the very proud owner of 14 beautiful Golden Retrievers. These dogs are the most wonderful of all creatures, offering kindness, love, loyalty and companionship unconditionally, as only they can. Their sensitivity to their owners' feelings is positively amazing, as my dogs have proved on many occasions. I quite simply couldn't live without them in my life - and most people once bitten by the 'Goldie' bug feel the same way. Because of their wonderful dispositions, Goldens are ideally suited to families with children, and the disabled, and make wonderful therapy dogs in Nursing and Residential homes. I am very excited about having this opportunity to show my most wonderful of friends off to the world. I currently have 9 dogs who are involved in my breeding programme, 4 who are rescues, and 1 who was born with a cleft pallette - more about Bili later. To date, I have delivered approximately 140 puppies - mostly my own, but several for Goldie owners who have been rather nervous of the impending event, and have asked me to step into the role of midwife for them! This I have done with great enthusiasm, as I hope always to do whatever is necessary to help the breed in any way I can. I'm very proud to say my dogs are blood donors for Albert Cottage Veterinary Practice here in Saltash, and have already helped in saving the lives of other much loved dogs.

I always breed for health and temperament as a priority. The welfare of my dogs and this breed, is of the utmost importance to me.

       I am very proud to be Kennel Club Accredited, and fully licensed by my Local Authority.

The dog makes no distinction between the great and the humble, between the rich and the powerful, and those who have nothing to offer him but their company.

He walks with Kings and to our delight with our Queen, he protects the lonely and leads the blind, he shares our pleasures, our labours, our sports, our follies, our triumphs and disasters, our homes and our families. Through the dog we enrich our lives and in return he asks only that we give him what he gives us - friendship.

Wilson Stephens 1976

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