PuppySpot has helped families across the country fetch their new best friends, and we have puppies for sale in every state. Here are a few of the pups heading to New Mexico that you may soon see in a dog park near you!

Gabby

Australian Shepherd
Apollo

Goldendoodle
Dana

Bernedoodle
Prince

Maltipoo
Cookie

Havapoo
Jennifer

Golden Retriever
Crush

Dachshund
Crush

Dachshund
Rocky

Goldendoodle
Basil

Bernedoodle
Moose

Poodle
Zippy

Cockapoo
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Breed Spotlight: Golden Retriever

Affectionate, friendly and remarkably easy to love, the Golden Retriever is the all-in-one pet package that is the perfect fit for any family. With its classic good looks at playful personality, it’s easy to see why the Golden Retriever consistently ranks as the most popular breed in New Mexico.

Friendly and eager to please, the Golden Retriever’s playful personality is bound to brighten the mood in any room. When not sprinting around the yard or playing with their toys, the capable canines can be found snuggling up with their owners or fetching the paper from the lawn. They also have the stamina to keep up with even the most active family, which is good news considering how well they behave with kids and around other pets.

Did You Know?

Did you know that the Golden Retriever continually lands in the top ten list of most popular dog breeds in the United States? According to the AKC, the Golden Retriever has held the number three out of 195 slot for decades.

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Dogs for Sale in New Mexico

Whether you’re in town to find Golden Retriever puppies for sale or to take your Corgi on an outdoor adventure, you’ll find New Mexico has more than enough dog-friendly activities to keep you busy.

That’s because few states are as friendly to dogs and dog owners as the great state of New Mexico. In fact, New Mexico is one of the best states in the country to buy, rescue or adopt a puppy.

Are you looking for Golden Retriever puppies for sale in New Mexico?

If you're looking to become one of the 2 million dog-lovers in New Mexico, there are a few state, county and local requirements to consider before you move your puppy into the state.

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Do I Need to Vaccinate My Puppy in New Mexico?

Yes. According to N.M. Code R. § 7.4.2.8, “Dogs and cats over the age of three months shall be vaccinated against rabies...Every domestic dog and cat shall be revaccinated against rabies within 12 months if a 1-year vaccine is administered or within 36 months if a 3-year vaccine is administered with a rabies vaccine.

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Does New Mexico Have Leash Laws?

Yes. According to New Mexico Statute § 3-18-3, a municipality may regulate, restrain and prohibit the running at large of any animal within the boundary of the municipality; and

provide by ordinance for the impounding and disposition of animals found running at large.”

In other words, whether or not you have to keep your dog on a leash depends entirely upon the municipality in which you reside. That’s why it is very important to consult local ordinances before allowing your dog off-leash.

Do I Need a Dog License in New Mexico?

The short answer is “Yes” and “No”. Like many of the dog laws in New Mexico, whether or not you need to license your dog is entirely up to the county or city in which you reside. The vast majority of the counties in New Mexico have some sort of dog licensing law in place. That’s why it’s always a good idea to check with your local government to ensure your dog complies with all local ordinances.

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Does New Mexico Require Dogs To Be Harnessed in the Car?

No. As of January 2020, New Mexico does not have a law requiring dogs to wear seat belts or be secured within the vehicle during transportation. Regardless of state law, it’s best to keep dogs restrained and out of the front seat. Dogs who insist on climbing into the front seat should be placed in the back, in a crate. If your dog’s crate doesn’t fit in the car, you should invest in a barrier to keep them out of the front seat.

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Best Dog Parks in New Mexico

New Mexico is jam-packed full of fun and interesting dog parks for you to explore with your favorite four-legged friend. So, as long as you dog is friendly with other dogs, there is no reason not to visit these amazing dog parks in New Mexico.

Los Altos Park - Albuquerque
Rio Grande Triangle Park - Albuquerque
North Domingo Baca Dog Park - Albuquerque
Las Cruces Dog Park - Las Cruces
Santa Fe Village Dog Park - Albuquerque
Skyline Dog Park - Albuquerque
Frank S Ortiz Dog Park - Santa Fe
Rainbow Park - Rio Rancho
City of Gallup Dog Park - Gallup
Ruidoso Dog Park - Alamogordo

Best Dog Friendly Activities in New Mexico

Whether it’s strolling through downtown Albuquerque with your favorite four-legged pal, or hiking one of the state’s many fantastic nature trails, there are hundreds of fun, safe, dog friendly activities to enjoy in New Mexico:

El Vado Lake State Park
Elephant Butte Lake State Park
Leasburg Dam State Park
El Santuario Church National Historic Landmark
Glorieta Battlefield National Historic Landmark
Fenton Lake State Park
Heron Lake State Park
Hyde Memorial State Park
Seton Village National Historic Landmark
Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Puppies for Sale in New Mexico

Would you like to adopt a Golden Retriever puppy? Maybe you’re looking for Corgi puppies for sale in New Mexico? Then you’ve come to the right place.

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