


About Us
Jillian is a professional Service Dog trainer and has enjoyed participating in various dog sports and therapy roles with her Poodles since she was in her teens. Her young children Chloe, Sias and Aria play an active role in caring for the dogs and raising each litter of puppies, and her husband Tim supports in the background.
Our Parent Dogs
Our breeding dogs are carefully assessed in many areas as they mature, including health, temperament, structure and genetic diversity. We breed very selectively and typically only produce 2 litters per dog, matched to mates that most compliment them towards the intended goal of each specific litter.
Getting a Puppy
We keep a waiting list for applicants seeking a pup for specific goals – performance desires, service needs, particularly gentle companions for children, etc. We consider the timing of our litters around the needs of the families on our list, helping to determine when we’ll breed a high-drive litter versus a lower-drive and more sensitive litter.
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1 weekend, 6 dogs, 7 kids, 5 conformation competition wins, 6 coursing Q’s, 12 rally Q’s, 4 new titles, 2 Total Dogs, 2 Total Juniors, and a rally High In Trial!
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