Meet Our Retirees

Although these dogs no longer live with us, they will be in our hearts forever

Celeste was my first show-quality Newfoundland dog and she’s an amazing bitch! One look at her and you understand Newfoundlands can “fly” despite their imposing size.

I learned everything I know about conformation with her.

Celeste knows she is precious and she acts accordingly, like a majestic queen, crossing her front paws when she’s resting. She is fearless but she is sweet and loves children, she is always looking out for them on our outside trips.

Celeste did not pass her OFA hip clearance, therefore we decided to not breed her.

• American Champion
• Canadian Champion
• Companion dog
• Canine Good Neighbour
• Newfoundland Dog Club of Canada : Hall of Fame in Obedience 2015

Our charming Sansa is a real big female with a great character. Super easy living she is so sweet. It’s impossible to resist her.

• Canadian champion 
• Novice Trick Dog 

Abbie is a nice mix of her two parents. Born as a singleton, she used all her charms and tricks to ensure we would keep her with us. She is a tall, energetic bitch. She is real smart and a fast learner.

• Canadian champion 
• Expert Trick Dog 

Cassie just LOVES water. Puddle of water, pool or lake, nothing is too small or too big for her; she is the first to get wet and the last out of the water. She never seems to get bored of it. She has a great swimming technique and loves to fetch stuff we throw out for her, or simply swim around for fun.

• 4 pts toward her canadian championship
• Newfoundland Dog Club of Canada 2023 Hall of Fame Top Dam

Masha is a beautiful black and white newfoundland. Masha loves to be the center of attention. She is smart and loves everyone, especially people who rub and scratch her belly.