HighPoint FlatCoated Retrievers in BC

Highpoint Flatcoated Retrievers

At Highpoint Flatcoated Retrievers, we are Registered Dog Breeders located in Salmon Arm, BC, dedicated to Breeding Excellence, Nurturing Families, and Championing the Future of Flatcoats. Our mission is to maintain the integrity, health, and happiness of the Flatcoated Retriever breed.

Our Mission

At Highpoint Flatcoated Retrievers, our mission is to uphold the integrity, health, and joy of the Flatcoated Retriever breed.


We are registered Dog Breeders nestled in the heart of Salmon Arm, BC, we are committed to responsible breeding practices that prioritize the well-being, temperament, and genetic diversity of our dogs.


We believe in fostering a lifelong bond between our puppies and their families, ensuring that each Flatcoated Retriever not only meets the breed's esteemed standards but also becomes a cherished family member.


Through continuous learning, collaboration with fellow breeders, and leveraging advanced breeding tools, we aim to contribute positively to the future of the Flatcoated Retriever breed, one puppy at a time.  HighPoint Flatcoated Retrievers is striving to improve our Flatcoat line with top standards for FlatCoated Retrievers.

We are proud to share that we are currently in good standing with the following organizations:

Canadian Kennel Club logo
Flatcoated Retriever Society logo
Better Bred logo
Cat & Dog First Aid Certified Badge
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A Labrador says: show me what you want, explain to me why and I will do it 


A Golden says: Show me what you want, forget the why and I will get out to do it my way 


A Flatcoat says: I already know what you want and why you want it, now step aside and I will show you a better way of doing it. 


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FAQs

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  • What is the temperament of a flatcoated retriever?

    Flatcoated Retrievers are known for their friendly and optimistic demeanor. They're often described as "forever young" due to their playful nature, even into their senior years.

  • How much exercise does a Flatcoated Retriever need?

    These dogs are energetic and require regular exercise. Daily walks, play sessions, and occasional swimming are ideal to keep them happy and healthy.

  • Are Flatcoated Retrievers good with children and other pets?

    Absolutely! Their gentle and sociable nature makes them great companions for children and other animals. However, as with any breed, it's essential to supervise interactions with young children.

  • How often should I groom my Flatcoated Retriever?

    Their luscious, long coat requires regular brushing, ideally 2-3 times a week, to prevent matting and tangling. Regular ear checks and nail trims are also recommended.

  • Are they prone to any specific health issues?

    Like all breeds, Flatcoated Retrievers have certain health predispositions. Some concerns include hip dysplasia, certain cancers, and progressive retinal atrophy. Regular vet check-ups and a healthy diet can help in early detection and prevention.

  • What is the recommended diet for my Flatcoated Retriever?

    We have always provided our Flatcoated Retrievers, both adults and puppies, with a raw food diet from birth. If raw food isn't suitable for you, we suggest using dehydrated raw food as a convenient alternative.

  • What do BIS, BP/BPIS, CH, and GCH mean?

    Dog Show Acronyms Explained


    BIS: Stands for "Best in Show." This is a prestigious award given to the dog deemed the best overall among all breeds present at a particular dog show event.


    BPIS: Often used interchangeably, these acronyms stand for "Best Puppy in Show." The award is given to the most outstanding puppy among all the breeds participating in the show.


    GCH: Stands for "Grand Champion." After a dog achieves its Champion title (CH), it can continue to compete for points to earn the Grand Champion title. This title typically signifies a higher level of achievement than the Champion title.


    CH: Short for "Champion." A dog earns this title after achieving a set number of points or wins under different judges at various dog show events.

  • Is Highpoint Flatcoated Retrievers a Canadian Kennel Club Registered Breeder?

    Yes, we are in good standing with the CKC!

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