Golden Cocker Retriever for Sale | Miniature Golden

The Golden Cocker Retriever is a compact, affectionate mix of the Golden Retriever and Cocker Spaniel — one of the rarest varieties of the Miniature Golden Retriever family. These puppies typically weigh 25–35 lbs fully grown, making them a true small-to-medium family dog. Crockett Pups in Greenville, SC breeds and ships Golden Cocker Retriever puppies nationwide.

What exactly is a Golden Cocker Retriever?

A Golden Cocker Retriever is a deliberate cross between a Golden Retriever and a Cocker Spaniel, producing a smaller, softer version of the classic Golden. This combination brings together the Golden's warmth and trainability with the Cocker Spaniel's compact frame and expressive personality.

Within the broader Miniature Golden Retriever family, the Golden Cocker accounts for roughly 5% of litters — making these puppies rarer than the more common Golden Cavalier cross. If you've been searching for a mini golden retriever with a slightly smaller frame and a silky Cocker-influenced coat, this is a strong match.

Full grown at 10–12 months, Golden Cocker Retrievers stand 14–18 inches tall. Coat colors include gold, light gold, dark gold, red, buff, cream, and even black — a wider palette than most people expect.

How big does a Golden Cocker Retriever get?

Golden Cocker Retrievers typically weigh 25–35 lbs and stand 14–18 inches tall at full maturity, reached around 10–12 months of age. The full range across the breed runs 20–50 lbs depending on which parent's genetics dominate.

For detailed size breakdowns by age and parent type, see our mini golden retriever size guide. This page covers expected weight milestones month by month so you know exactly what to expect as your puppy grows.

At 25–35 lbs, a Golden Cocker fits comfortably in an apartment, travels easily, and is manageable for families with young children or elderly members — without sacrificing any of the Golden's big-dog personality.

Are Golden Cocker Retrievers good family dogs?

Yes — Golden Cocker Retrievers are affectionate, playful, and gentle, making them excellent family dogs for children of all ages, singles, and seniors alike. They inherit the Golden Retriever's loyalty and the Cocker Spaniel's eagerness to bond closely with their people.

They are highly intelligent and easy to train, responding well to positive reinforcement. Their adaptable nature means they do well in apartments or houses, in the city or the country. Learn more about what daily life looks like with one of these dogs on our mini golden retriever temperament page.

Golden Cocker Retrievers are not prone to aggression and typically get along well with other pets. Their playful energy is balanced by a calm, affectionate streak — they're just as happy cuddling on the couch as they are on a walk.

How much does a Golden Cocker Retriever puppy cost?

Golden Cocker Retriever puppies from Crockett Pups are priced at $3,900–$4,300 for a full purchase, or $3,900–$4,000 through our adoption program, which requires a $300 refundable deposit to hold your puppy. For a full breakdown of what's included and how pricing is structured, visit our mini golden retriever price page.

Delivery is available nationwide at a flat rate by region, with an additional $200 per extra puppy if you're adding a second dog to your order. South Carolina residents picking up in person are subject to a 6% SC sales tax; out-of-state buyers are not.

Every puppy is microchipped, family-raised, and genetically tested. A health guarantee is available for up to 12 years, subject to the owner meeting specific care requirements — details are outlined on the health guarantee page.

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