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Red
The friendliest guy in the room, guaranteed.
Personality & Temperament
Roy “Red” is our AKC registered Golden Retriever, lovingly nicknamed for his stunning dark red coat. At 61 pounds, Red is a classic Golden Retriever through and through. He has a sunny, social, and kind personality with a genuine (and seriously obsessed!) love for both people and other animals. Red is athletic, affectionate, and incredibly good natured. He truly embodies everything we love about the Golden Retriever breed, and we absolutely adore the puppies he produces.
Red also brings exceptional color to our program with his 8/10 red intensity, allowing him to produce dark red Goldendoodles when paired with our mamas Autumn or Juniper.
Fun fact, Red is also a littermate (brother) to our female Golden Retriever, Ruthie!
Guardian Family:
The O'Gara Family
Red lives in a guardian home in Northern Virginia with the O’Gara family, an active retired couple originally from Ireland. He has a large fenced yard to run and play in, a pool to lounge by, beautiful walking trails to explore with his humans, and another doodle brother to keep him company. Red also loves spending time with their visiting grandchildren, who have quickly become some of his favorite people. He thoroughly enjoys car rides, outings around town, and being part of the daily routine, whether that means an afternoon adventure or relaxing at home with his people. We are so grateful to the O’Garas for giving Red such a fun, loving, and active life!
Health Testing
Red (“Roy Red Beard,” AKC#: SS47138603) is a very healthy boy! His PennHIP hip results are excellent, with no signs of osteoarthritis, and his elbows are free of dysplasia. His patellas, cardiac, and eye evaluations are all confirmed normal through OFA, and he is genetically cleared through Embark of all Golden Retriever breed relevant diseases, including Degenerative Myelopathy, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Ichthyosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Congenital Myasthenic Syndrome, Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis, Osteogenesis Imperfecta (Brittle Bone Disease), and Retina Dysplasia/Optic Nerve Hypoplasia.
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