Our Breeding Dogs
Dam
Annie Oakley
Redtail Little Miss Sure Shot VSWB
Annie Oakley is the heart of Glenmac Goldens. A daughter of multi-generation health-tested lines, she carries the calm, attentive temperament that defines our program. Her litters consistently produce puppies with exceptional structure, soft mouths, and the kind of steady confidence that makes a golden retriever a true family companion.
OFA Hips: Good · OFA Elbows: Normal · OFA Heart: Normal · CAER Clear· Chic #180397
Sire
Odin
Woodecoy Redtail Shield Shaker JH FIT
Odin brings an extraordinary depth of field pedigree to our program. Bred from working retriever lines with a long history of health and longevity, he is the embodiment of the golden retriever standard — athletic, biddable, and deeply devoted. We are confident that his offspring will inherit his remarkable drive balanced with a gentle, family-ready nature.
OFA Hips: Good · OFA Elbows: Normal · OFA Heart: Normal · CAER Clear · DM Clear· Chic #218935
The Glenmac Difference
We do not breed for volume. We breed for legacy.
Health Above All
Every Glenmac dog is health-tested to the highest standards of the Golden Retriever Club of America before entering our breeding program. OFA hip and elbow evaluations, cardiac clearances, and CAER eye exams are not optional — they are the foundation. We share every result openly, because transparency is the first act of trust.
Temperament by Design
A golden retriever's greatest gift is its character. We select for dogs that are calm under pressure, curious without anxiety, and deeply bonded to the humans in their lives. Our puppies are raised with Early Neurological Stimulation, structured socialization, and daily human contact from the first week of life.
Families for Life
Placement is not a transaction — it is a match. We take time to understand each family's lifestyle, experience, and expectations before placing a puppy. Every Glenmac puppy goes home with a health guarantee, lifetime breeder support, and the expectation that if life ever changes, we are always the first call.
