The Early Years:

We started off almost 20 years ago with our first Dobermann, Vishnu's Johanna CD BH WAC CGC, DPCA Longevity - "Amber". She was a Swedish Import with excellent working background and lots of Dobermann spirit. Amber wanted nothing more than to do working events, obedience, and flyball. We got our feet wet in the conformation show ring with Amber doing fun matches and local shows. We soon added our second Dobe.

Baron Schwartz Blitzen, or "Baron" was brought in shortly after Amber and was an American bloodline Doberman.  Baron also had good working ethic for obedience and was a great house dog.  He was out of BISS MiGar's Shame on You, "Shame." Baron sired one litter of puppies.

Naturally, too much of a good thing is wonderful so we added our third Dobe -

Bella Ami von Reinherz - "Cinder" took us back to the Import Lines that we enjoyed. Cinder had strong working drive and was very willing to please - a fast learner and our first foray into the world of Schutzhund. Pam was one of the founding members of the Wisconsin Working Dog Association.

Several litters of Dobes were produced in the 1990's with both Amber and Cinder being bred to some fine working lines Dobes including one litter with Marienburg's SunDogs Barron - "Baron", a son Baron Bryan vom Harro'sburg and two litters with Bizmark vom Donautal SchIII IPOIII - "Bizzy". Several of the offspring from these breedings went on to also earn titles in the Schutzhund sport. This included our keeping one of the puppies, Herr Eick von Reinherz, WAC - "Eick."

As the 1990's continued, we added two more dobes to our family.  Adlercrest Schwartzwach Vor, or "Khan" from the Adlercrest "V" Litter and UKCCH Xalina vom Adlercrest WAC CGC - "Jade"

The Later Years:

By the late 1990's, the first Greater Swiss Mountain Dog was added to the extended family with CH Foundation's Watchin' n Waitin, CGC - "Jack." Jack took us down more activities with conformation showing and other working dog activities within the world of swissies. There was a whole new community and lots of activities with the swissies. Once again, more dogs followed to where we are today.

Unfortunately, the Dobermann's aged and we removed them from our breeding program but they remained a part of our family. We did not bring in any new blood in dobes during this time. Today, we are temporarily out of Dobermann's while looking for a new Dobe from the right lines to add to our family.

Today:  

We enjoy breeding our Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs as a hobby. We only produce several litters in any given year, sometimes none.  We would like to think that we are breeding to the standard and with health and temperment in mind on all of our breeding decisions. We look at all of our puppy litters as individual "families." Each new family that takes one of our babies is an extension of our own family and should be assured that we are there for our families when they need.  Please feel free to fill out a puppy application or give us a call. We would love to tell you more about us. If we do not have a puppy for you, we always know of litters out there and can refer you on to another breeder.