Since 2013
Thirteen years of getting this right.
A small, family-run program that has grown through research, experience and careful selection — never through growing bigger.
Our lines
A long way to find the right dogs.
A significant part of our breeding program has been developed from carefully selected American lines, personally sourced from small, established family breeders in the United States.
We have invested extensively in importing quality genetics into Australia, alongside ongoing breeder education and professional development, including training through AKC Canine College.
Raised as family
No kennels. No guardian homes.
Every puppy is born and raised inside our family home. It is slower, and it is the whole point.
Our approach
Three things we will not compromise
Temperament first
Calm, affectionate and family-friendly temperaments are at the heart of our program.
Health foundations
Carefully planned pairings with health and genetics at the forefront.
Raised as family
Raised inside our home with socialisation, enrichment and everyday family life.
Early development
What happens before they leave
Eight weeks of groundwork, in the order it happens.
Days 3 to 16
Early Neurological Stimulation and Early Scent Introduction, a few minutes at a time.
Weeks 3 to 5
Household sounds, new surfaces and gentle handling, all inside the house.
Week 5
Individual puppy profiles go to families on our reservation list.
Weeks 6 to 8
Children and visitors, car travel, crate confidence and toilet-training foundations.
Before they go
Vet check, vaccinations, microchip, worming, and a puppy passport with everything you need.
The litter
Eight weeks, and then a family.
We plan a limited number of litters a year so each one gets the time it needs.
Growing up
The first eight weeks
Your puppy’s foundation
What every puppy leaves with
The baseline every family gets, whichever puppy they take home.
- Vet health check
- Vaccinations
- Microchip
- Worming up to date
- Puppy passport
- Puppy resources
- Early socialisation
- Early enrichment
- Household exposure
- Ongoing breeder support