We have a several dogs who all live in our home, over the years we have had 22 Leonbergers. We now have two males who don't get on and  so they have to kept separate for a quiet life. It works well with gates in between them. Our dogs have always lived in harmony, except when girls are in season.
Our older first generation girls who have both sadly passed away, they produced five super litters between them.

We have not bred from Elsa's children  Neva and Julz. Sadly Neva passed away here at almost seven years old. Julz  at 10y, 7m She was our first dog to be tested clear for lpn1, sadly we never felt that she was suitable for breeding, despite her father being an International Champion and the long journey to Budapest for him. On paper, she was probably the best we had.

Our second home bred Kiki sadly passed away aged 8 years in 2018, she had only one litter.

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Sisters Hele & Tasha have both had two litters. Hele passed away in late 2020 at almost 9 years old. Tasha followed at 10 years.

Zara had two lovely litters, she passed away suddenly in September 2020.

In December 2014, we travelled to Slovakia to fetch our import boy Neo, Darco Leon Kral'ovce.

From our Neo & Hele litter 2016, we have kept two girls for our future breeding, Holly & Nikita. Nikita had only one litter and Holly 2.

Neo has also sired two litters of 8 puppies at Bergleerson Leonbergers, 2018 & 2019. He is now nearly 9 years old and is retired. He has been an excellent stud dog.

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After travelling to Poland at the end of August 2018, we imported our two girls Coco & Meghan. from the Ginger Heaven kennel. Coco is a rare black and tan Leonberger, born to dark coated red Leonbergers, she can't be shown as she doesn't conform to the standard drawn up to the Leonberger club of Germany. It's a colour prejudice issue that many breeders around the world disagree with.  She is a full pedigree KC registered  Leonberger. She has had three litters of  pups, all red in 2020, 2022 & 2024. Coco is now retired from breeding. We have Pagency Cosul Crown Jewel for the future.

Meg has had two litters, 2021 & 2023, we have kept Pagency Megsul Tessa from the second litter for our future.

Aslan was the proud Father of 11 puppies born  April 2014 to Pagency Zelba's Pink Diamond at Beauteal Leonbergers. This was our first Pagency to Pagency breeding.  In 2019, he had a litter of 4 at Lyndordream Leonbergers. Aslan lived until he was 10y, 9m in 2022.

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In September 2019, we travelled to Poland to bring in a male puppy for someone else, in the hope that we will be able to use him at stud when he is older. This boy living in Bristol also carries the BT gene, using this male would produce  black & tan puppies, however, we feel that his pedigree is just a little bit too close for Coco so he hasn't been used. Such a shame as the black Leonbergers are absolutely beautiful. They are very different from the usual reds, temperament is much calmer and coat different too. I'm sure in the not too distant future, they will be accepted in to the breed, bearing in mind how small our gene pool is around the world.  It is existing prejudice by just six members of the Leonberger Club in Germany who won't permit them to be allowed in the show rings in Europe.

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November 2019, we travelled to Poland again to bring in our new boy "Sultan" from the Bertusowy Gaj Kennel. He  passed all his health tests and is now Dad to three of our litters.

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Holly had had her 1st litter of 10 puppies, November 2019.  Her second litter of two girls  at the end of December 2020 We have no more plans for Holly, she spends her time stealing food from her Dad Neo or insisting on much attention like a Queen.

As of 2024, we  Holly's daughter Milly in our breeding plans for the future. Suki passed all her health tests and will be in our plans for 2025.

In August 2023, we imported a young male from Canada, Judges Den Conquest Thorin. A lovely boy and Grandson of our late Tasha, Great Grandson of our Neo. This year he will begin his health tests as we hope to use him with Suki next year, 2025. Watch this space 🐶

All of our dogs will remain with us for life regardless of their ability to show, breed, or health. They are all very loved family members who take part in all that we do. If they like to show then we will pursue that and currently we have young Tessa doing well in her show career. We hope to do several shows during 2024 with her. Mostly, they prefer to go on holiday with us several times a year, they all get the chance as we like spend from March to October having fun away from home. Unless we have a litter that is. All is good!

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For more information on each dog, click on their photo to see their individual  page.