Chanel — An Extraordinary European Harlequin Great Dane

A Rare Private Placement | 3-Year-Old Female | $18,000

A daughter of two extraordinary champions. Historic European bloodlines. Breathtaking movement. Exceptional health screening. A remarkable family history of longevity. An unforgettable personality.

There are beautiful dogs, accomplished dogs, and dogs who have exceptional pedigrees. Then, every once in a while, there is a dog who brings all of those qualities together with a personality that makes her genuinely extraordinary to live with.

Chanel is one of those dogs.

Copa's Legacy Pardon My Chanel is a breathtaking three-year-old European Harlequin Great Dane female who has been one of my personal dogs, a conformation prospect I personally showed, and a treasured member of our household.

She is the daughter of two accomplished champions, carries some truly remarkable European bloodlines, and has the kind of movement that makes you stop whatever you are doing just to watch her.

But Chanel is not simply a beautiful dog with an impressive pedigree.

She is an exceptionally social, affectionate, and wonderfully goofy girl who has spent her life as part of our family alongside our Dobermans.

She is wonderful with children, cats, and other dogs. She genuinely enjoys interacting with people, has an established foundation in basic and advanced obedience, and has participated in a variety of activities, including Barn Hunt, Fast CAT, dock diving, and swimming.

She has experienced the elegance of the conformation ring and the excitement of canine sports, but she is equally happy being a ridiculous, lovable Great Dane who wants to be involved in everything her people are doing.

Watching Chanel move is like watching a swan glide across a beautiful, still pond.

There is something incredibly elegant about her. She moves with effortless grace, natural balance, and a beautiful feminine presence that photographs simply cannot capture.

And then, five minutes later, she will do something so completely goofy that you forget she comes from a pedigree filled with extraordinary champions.

That is Chanel.

Magnificent when she wants to be. Hilarious when she doesn't.

I have loved having her as part of our family, and I know that the right person is going to fall completely in love with her.

Her placement is something I take very seriously because she isn't simply an adult dog from our program.

She is one of my personal dogs, and she comes from the only Great Dane litter I ever produced out of a female who means the world to me.

Chanel at a Glance

Registered Name: Copa's Legacy Pardon My Chanel
Call Name: Chanel
Breed: Great Dane
Type: European Harlequin
Sex: Female
Age: 3 Years
Sire: CH Zahir with Red Ribbon
Dam: CH Comorra Danaos Dash, BCAT, CGC
Genetic Testing: Clear for 127 Diseases on Her Screening Panel
Training: Basic & Advanced Obedience
Additional Training: 60 Days of Customized Professional Training Included
Registration: Full AKC Registration & Purebred Breeding Rights
Placement Price: $18,000

The Story Behind Chanel

Chanel's story is an incredibly personal one.

Her mother, CH Comorra Danaos Dash, BCAT, CGC, is what I consider an extension of myself.

Anyone who has ever had that one truly extraordinary dog knows exactly what I mean.

The dog who understands you without needing direction. The dog who knows your routines, recognizes your moods, and becomes such an integral part of your life that you cannot imagine your home without them.

That is Comorra.

She is not simply an accomplished Great Dane or a valuable part of a breeding program.

She is family.

She is one of the most important dogs I have ever owned, and my relationship with her goes far beyond anything she has accomplished in a show ring.

Chanel comes from the only Great Dane litter I ever produced out of Comorra.

Because of that, she represents something I cannot simply recreate.

She is a daughter of a dog who is deeply important to me, from a pairing that brought together historic European genetics and an accomplished contemporary European champion.

I personally showed Chanel in conformation, watched her develop into the magnificent female she is today, and have enjoyed having her live as part of our household alongside our Dobermans.

She has not spent her life simply being maintained as a show or breeding dog.

She has experienced real family life.

She has lived with our other dogs, been around children and cats, enjoyed sporting activities, learned obedience, and developed into an exceptionally affectionate companion.

I know Chanel as an individual.

I know her funny side, her affectionate nature, and how much she enjoys participating in whatever is happening around her.

That personal history matters tremendously when considering her placement.

I am not simply looking for someone who appreciates her pedigree.

I am looking for someone who will appreciate Chanel.

Her Mother — CH Comorra Danaos Dash, BCAT, CGC

American Champion. Accomplished Athlete. Exceptional Companion. Historic European Heritage.

Comorra is an extraordinary female whose accomplishments represent far more than success in a single discipline.

She is one of the very few 100% European Great Danes to finish an American conformation championship, an achievement I am incredibly proud of.

Her American championship is particularly meaningful because she represents European breeding while having successfully competed within the American conformation system.

She possesses the structure, movement, balance, and presence that I appreciate in an exceptional Great Dane.

But Comorra has never been a dog whose life was limited to the conformation ring.

She has also earned her AKC BCAT title through Fast CAT and her AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) title.

Those accomplishments are especially important to me.

I have always believed that an exceptional dog should be more than beautiful.

I want dogs who can participate in activities, learn, work alongside their handlers, develop strong relationships with their people, and be wonderful companions at home.

Comorra represents exactly that philosophy.

She is an American Champion who has demonstrated her athletic enthusiasm through Fast CAT and established appropriate obedience and social manners through her CGC.

And she is a dog whose personality and connection to her family mean more than any of those titles.

A Pedigree Preserved Across Generations

One of the most extraordinary aspects of Comorra's history is the breeding that produced her.

Her sire, INTCH Ulon'as des Terres de la Rarie, was a celebrated multiple World Winner whose genetics were preserved for more than two decades.

Comorra was produced using semen preserved for over 20 years.

That is something I find genuinely remarkable.

It allowed genetics from a historic generation of European Great Danes to contribute to a modern breeding.

This was not simply a matter of selecting a currently available champion.

It was the preservation and use of genetics from an accomplished male whose legacy had continued long after his competitive career.

Her maternal lineage also includes CH Renee Moloseum, further contributing to her distinguished European pedigree.

For those familiar with European Great Dane breeding, this kind of history is especially interesting.

It represents generations of dedication, preservation, and appreciation for exceptional dogs.

These aren't bloodlines that can simply be recreated on demand.

And through Comorra, Chanel carries a direct connection to that extraordinary history.

Comorra's Achievements & Health Testing

• American Conformation Champion
• AKC BCAT Titleholder
• AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC)
• 100% European Great Dane ancestry
• Daughter of INTCH Ulon'as des Terres de la Rarie
• Maternal lineage through CH Renee Moloseum
• Historic genetics preserved for more than 20 years
• Comprehensive parental health screening
• HD-A hip evaluation
• ED 0/0 elbow evaluation
• Cardiac evaluation
• Thyroid screening
• Eye examination

But despite all those accomplishments, the most important thing I can say about Comorra is that she is my once-in-a-lifetime dog.

And Chanel is her daughter.

That is something incredibly special to me.

Her Father — CH Zahir with Red Ribbon

A Decorated European Champion With an Extraordinary International Show Record

If Comorra represents historic European genetics and an exceptional personal legacy, Chanel's sire represents another remarkable side of European Great Dane excellence.

CH Zahir with Red Ribbon is an accomplished European Great Dane male with a notable conformation record across several countries.

His achievements extend through respected specialty and club competitions in Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.

What makes Zahir's record particularly impressive is the consistency of his achievements.

He was recognized as a young dog and continued earning important wins as he matured.

This wasn't a male who received recognition at one event and disappeared from the competitive scene.

His accomplishments reflect sustained success throughout multiple stages of his development.

His Championship & Specialty Achievements

Junior Slovakian Club Winner — 2020

An important early recognition of his quality in junior competition.

Junior Specialist Great Dane Show Winner, Poland — 2020

A significant specialty-show accomplishment at an event dedicated to the Great Dane.

Junior Champion of Poland

A national junior championship demonstrating his competitive success early in life.

Winner of Specialist Great Dane Show, Poland — 2021

Continued recognition in specialty competition as he developed.

Champion of Poland

An important national conformation championship.

Hungarian Club Winner — Danubius 2022

A distinguished club-show accomplishment that further strengthened his international record.

These achievements are impressive individually, but together they demonstrate the quality and consistency recognized throughout Zahir's show career.

His European Pedigree

Zahir is a son of CH Oreo with Red Ribbon and CH Strauss dell'Alto Fendo.

His ancestry brings together accomplished European breeding programs and championship lineage.

His own competitive record adds another level of distinction to that pedigree.

Zahir's Health Testing

Zahir has undergone comprehensive health screening, with documented results including:

• HD-A hip evaluation
• ED 0/0 elbow evaluation
• Cardiac evaluation recorded as normal in December 2022

For me, selecting a sire involves far more than simply choosing a dog who has won championships.

Pedigree, structure, movement, health information, and overall suitability all matter.

Zahir brought an accomplished European championship record and distinguished ancestry to this pairing.

Together with Comorra, he represents a truly exceptional combination.

And Chanel is the daughter of both.

A European Pedigree With a Remarkable History of Longevity

One of the qualities I appreciate most about Chanel's bloodlines is their history of longevity.

Her family has demonstrated wonderful longevity, with many dogs consistently living into double-digit ages.

For anyone familiar with giant breeds, this is especially meaningful.

Great Danes are magnificent dogs, but their lifespan is something responsible owners understandably consider.

Seeing multiple dogs throughout a family reach ten years of age and beyond is a quality I value tremendously.

Chanel's ancestry is not simply impressive because of championship titles, appearance, or historic genetics.

It also includes a family history of dogs enjoying remarkably long lives for the breed.

When you consider that history alongside comprehensive health testing in both parents and Chanel's own genetic screening, it becomes another important part of the story behind her breeding.

Of course, no pedigree or family history can guarantee the lifespan of an individual dog.

Longevity is influenced by genetics, environment, veterinary care, nutrition, and numerous other factors.

But I believe a consistently encouraging history of longevity deserves appreciation, especially in a giant breed.

I don't want dogs who are simply beautiful for a brief moment in a show ring.

I want dogs who have the opportunity to enjoy long, fulfilling lives with their families.

That philosophy is an important part of what makes Chanel's heritage so meaningful to me.

What Makes Chanel's Pedigree So Extraordinary?

It is easy to see a pedigree filled with champions and assume that all accomplished pedigrees are essentially the same.

They aren't.

There is a tremendous difference between having famous names somewhere in a pedigree and representing a carefully considered combination of historic genetics, accomplished parents, health information, and meaningful breeding decisions.

On her mother's side, Chanel carries genetics from a multiple World Winner preserved for over 20 years.

Her mother became an American Champion while maintaining fully European ancestry, then demonstrated additional versatility by earning BCAT and CGC titles.

On her father's side, Chanel descends from a European champion whose accomplishments include multiple specialty and club wins across Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.

Both parents have undergone comprehensive health testing.

The family also has a remarkable history of longevity, with numerous relatives reportedly reaching double-digit ages.

And Chanel herself has been genetically tested clear for all 127 diseases included in her screening panel.

That is an extraordinary background.

But the advantage of Chanel being a mature, three-year-old female is that we aren't simply looking at the potential suggested by her pedigree.

We can appreciate the actual dog she has become.

Her physical structure is developed.

Her personality is established.

We can see her movement, appreciate her beautiful European phenotype, and evaluate her individual qualities.

And those qualities are remarkable in their own right.

Conformation & Movement

The Elegance of a Swan

I have always believed that an exceptional Great Dane should possess more than impressive size or substantial bone.

There should be harmony.

There should be balance.

There should be strength without losing grace, substance without losing athleticism, and a natural elegance that makes the breed so captivating.

Chanel possesses that elegance.

Watching Chanel move is like watching a swan gliding effortlessly across a beautiful, still pond.

Her movement is fluid and graceful.

She has a beautiful rhythm to the way she travels, with an effortless quality that is difficult to fully appreciate in photographs.

She is a substantial European female, yet her movement maintains a wonderful sense of femininity and refinement.

I have personally shown Chanel in conformation, and her movement is one of the qualities I have always admired most about her.

She has an impressive presence without needing to be exaggerated.

There is something naturally beautiful about the way she carries herself.

Conformation Highlights

• Beautiful European Harlequin phenotype
• Exceptional feminine elegance
• Fluid, graceful movement
• Substantial European breed type
• Attractive structural balance
• Beautiful head and expression
• Impressive physical presence
• Personal conformation show experience
• Championship maternal and paternal pedigree
• Athletic, harmonious overall appearance

Some Great Danes are beautiful standing still.

Chanel is even more beautiful when she moves.

Her Training

Chanel already possesses a foundation in both basic and advanced obedience.

That is important because I believe an exceptional adult dog should offer more than pedigree and appearance.

A dog should understand how to live comfortably with people.

Chanel has been personally handled, shown, trained, and included in everyday household routines.

Her obedience foundation provides a strong starting point for continued development.

She has also experienced a variety of canine sports, helping her become comfortable participating in activities outside the home.

Rather than simply sending her to her next family with her existing training, her placement includes 60 additional days of customized professional training.

This allows us to prepare her for the specific expectations and lifestyle of her future owners.

The goal is to preserve Chanel's wonderful personality while refining the skills that will make her an even more enjoyable companion.

Real-World Development & Sporting Experience

One of my favorite things about Chanel is that she is so much more than a beautiful conformation dog.

She enjoys being involved.

She likes participating in activities, discovering new things, and spending time with her people.

And she has already experienced more canine sports than many dogs ever will.

Barn Hunt

Barn Hunt is one of the activities Chanel genuinely enjoys.

She likes using her nose, investigating her surroundings, and working through the challenges of the activity.

It's wonderful watching such an elegant dog become so enthusiastic about something completely different from conformation.

Fast CAT

Chanel has participated in Fast CAT, giving her the opportunity to enjoy the excitement of lure chasing and athletic activity.

Her willingness to participate makes her an interesting prospect for a family who enjoys continuing companion sports.

Dock Diving

Chanel has also participated in dock diving.

There is something particularly entertaining about watching a giant European Great Dane explore a sport more commonly associated with smaller, highly athletic retrieving breeds.

She is willing to try new activities and enjoys being involved.

Swimming

Yes, Chanel can swim.

Is she particularly talented at it?

Not especially.

But she can do it, and she certainly provides entertainment in the process!

Swimming should always be supervised, particularly with a giant breed, and appropriate safety equipment is important.

Conformation

Chanel has personally been shown in the conformation ring, where her beautiful European appearance and elegant movement can be appreciated.

Her show experience also gives her an established foundation in handling and presentation.

Everyday Family Life

Beyond structured activities, Chanel has experienced years of living in our home alongside our Dobermans.

She understands household routines and enjoys being involved in everyday life.

That combination of experiences makes her particularly appealing for someone wanting an adult companion who has experienced more than a single environment.

Chanel is not simply a dog to admire. She is a dog to experience life with.

The Chanel We Know at Home

The funny thing about Chanel is that someone who only sees her photographs or reads her pedigree may assume she is a very serious, dignified dog.

She isn't.

She is an absolute goofball.

Chanel has this incredible ability to look like a magnificent European show dog one moment and then behave like a ridiculous, oversized puppy the next.

And I love that about her.

She is exceptionally social, affectionate, and people-oriented.

She loves being involved in whatever is happening.

She enjoys companionship and genuinely appreciates attention.

Despite her impressive appearance, Chanel does not take herself too seriously.

She is funny, playful, and full of personality.

At three years old, her individual temperament is already much more established than that of a young puppy.

We have had the opportunity to watch her grow, observe her around people and animals, and understand what makes her such an enjoyable companion.

I know someone is going to fall completely in love with her goofy, loving personality.

Her pedigree may be what first catches someone's attention.

Her personality is what will make them adore her.

Children & Other Animals

Chanel has lived in our home alongside our Dobermans and has extensive experience around other animals.

She is wonderful with children, cats, and other dogs.

Those qualities are especially meaningful when considering the placement of an adult Great Dane.

We are not simply hoping she will develop into a social dog.

We have personal experience with her social temperament and the way she interacts within our household.

She enjoys people and is comfortable being part of a home where other animals are present.

For a family with existing pets, that experience can be particularly valuable.

Of course, thoughtful introductions, appropriate supervision around children, and a reasonable adjustment period are still important.

Even a wonderful adult dog needs time to settle into a new environment.

But Chanel comes with a beautiful foundation of social experience and household companionship.

She is not simply a show dog.

She is a genuine family dog.

Health & Genetic Screening

Both of Chanel's parents have undergone comprehensive health testing.

Her mother, CH Comorra Danaos Dash, BCAT, CGC, has received evaluations including:

• HD-A hips
• ED 0/0 elbows
• Cardiac screening
• Thyroid testing
• Eye examinations

Her father, CH Zahir with Red Ribbon, has documented evaluations including:

• HD-A hips
• ED 0/0 elbows
• Cardiac screening recorded as normal in December 2022

Chanel has also undergone individual genetic screening.

Chanel is genetically clear for all 127 diseases included in her testing panel.

For a family seeking a well-documented companion, that is valuable information.

For an experienced Great Dane breeding program, it provides another important consideration when evaluating future breeding decisions.

No genetic screening panel can guarantee an individual dog's long-term health or longevity, and appropriate ongoing veterinary care remains essential.

However, I appreciate the combination of comprehensive parental health testing, Chanel's individual genetic results, and the encouraging family history of longevity behind her.

Her bloodlines have a history of numerous relatives living into double-digit ages, something particularly meaningful within a giant breed.

For me, the objective has always been to appreciate not only beautiful dogs, but dogs whose heritage reflects thoughtful consideration of their health and quality of life.

AKC Sports & Therapy Potential

Chanel has already demonstrated an interest in participating in different canine activities.

Between her experience in conformation, Barn Hunt, Fast CAT, dock diving, and obedience, she offers an exciting foundation for someone interested in continuing dog sports.

She could be an interesting prospect for AKC Rally, obedience, trick dog, Canine Good Citizen, or additional companion activities.

I also particularly love the idea of Chanel pursuing therapy work.

Her social personality, affection for people, and established experience in different environments make her a promising candidate for further evaluation.

There is something incredibly special about a majestic Great Dane who genuinely enjoys interacting with people.

I can imagine how memorable a properly trained and certified dog like Chanel could be during appropriate therapy visits.

Of course, formal therapy certification and competitive success cannot be guaranteed.

Suitability depends on continued training, individual temperament evaluation, and meeting the requirements of the relevant organizations.

But I believe Chanel offers an excellent foundation for someone interested in exploring those possibilities.

And if her future family simply wants a wonderful dog to share their home with, that is perfectly fine with me.

She does not need another title to be extraordinary.

The 60-Day Customization Period

One of the most valuable parts of Chanel's placement is the additional professional training included in her purchase.

Chanel will receive 60 days of customized professional training before joining her new family.

She already possesses a basic and advanced obedience foundation, but we understand that every household is different.

Some families want an exceptionally polished household companion.

Others want to continue AKC sports, pursue therapy work, or develop more specialized obedience skills.

During the customization period, we will work with her future family to understand their lifestyle, goals, expectations, and daily routines.

Training may include:

• Basic and advanced obedience refinement
• Structured leash walking and heeling
• Recall development
• Place, stay, and duration work
• Household manners and settling
• Appropriate greetings
• Public manners and environmental confidence
• Travel and vehicle routines
• Family-specific household expectations
• AKC Rally foundations
• AKC obedience development
• Canine Good Citizen preparation
• Introductory therapy-dog preparation

The exact program will be tailored to Chanel's capabilities, temperament, and the family's goals.

Our objective is not simply to teach commands.

It is to help prepare her for the life she will be living.

We want her future owners to feel comfortable handling her, understand her training foundation, and have an excellent starting point for continuing her development.

Most importantly, we want to preserve the wonderfully affectionate, goofy personality that makes Chanel so special.

White-Glove Delivery & In-Home Transition

For families wanting additional support, we can discuss white-glove delivery and in-home transition assistance.

Depending on location and availability, one of our trainers may be able to personally accompany Chanel to her new home and assist with establishing her routines.

This may include reviewing her obedience, demonstrating handling techniques, helping establish household boundaries, discussing interactions with existing pets, and answering questions about continued training.

For an adult Great Dane, I believe that a thoughtful transition is particularly important.

She is a large, powerful dog, and clear communication between the dog and her handlers makes everyday life much easier.

Our goal is to help her future family understand Chanel and maintain the training foundation she has already developed.

Transportation, white-glove delivery, and any additional in-home services can be quoted separately based on location and individual needs.

Full AKC Breeding Rights — Purebred Great Danes Only

Chanel is being offered with full AKC registration and breeding rights.

For an experienced Great Dane breeding program, her pedigree may be particularly appealing.

She is the daughter of two accomplished champions, carries rare European ancestry, has personally been shown in conformation, and has been genetically tested clear for all 127 conditions included in her screening panel.

Her family history of longevity is another quality that may be especially interesting to someone focused on responsible, long-term breed preservation.

However, one restriction is absolutely non-negotiable.

Chanel is not available for mixed-breed breeding or designer crossbreeding of any kind.

Any future breeding must be limited to responsible, purebred Great Dane breeding.

Breeding decisions should include appropriate current health testing, veterinary reproductive evaluation, and careful mate selection.

This restriction will be included in her purchase agreement.

Full AKC registration and breeding rights do not guarantee fertility, pregnancy, litter size, or reproductive success.

And breeding is not a requirement of her placement.

I would be equally happy to see Chanel spend the rest of her life as a treasured family companion.

Her value is not determined by whether she ever produces a litter.

She is already extraordinary.

Why Chanel Is $18,000

Chanel's placement is $18,000.

I recognize that this is a different category than someone simply looking for an adult Great Dane.

But Chanel is not being offered as an ordinary adult Great Dane.

She represents a combination of qualities, experiences, and history that are exceptionally difficult to find together.

She is a fully mature, three-year-old European Harlequin female with breathtaking movement and beautiful conformation.

She is the daughter of an American Champion, BCAT, and CGC titleholder whose own pedigree includes preserved genetics from a multiple World Winner.

Her father is a decorated European champion whose accomplishments span important specialty competitions in multiple countries.

Both parents have undergone comprehensive health testing.

Chanel herself has been genetically tested clear for 127 diseases.

Her bloodlines have demonstrated an encouraging history of longevity, with numerous relatives reaching double-digit ages.

She has personally been shown in conformation.

She has participated in Barn Hunt, Fast CAT, dock diving, and swimming.

She has an established foundation in basic and advanced obedience.

She has lived as one of my personal household dogs alongside our Dobermans.

She is wonderful with children, cats, and other dogs.

And she has one of the most entertaining, affectionate, and genuinely lovable personalities.

At three years old, her family does not have to wonder what sort of dog she may become.

They can appreciate the dog she already is.

Her physical appearance, personality, social tendencies, and interests are established.

Rather than beginning with an eight-week-old puppy, her future owners have the opportunity to welcome a mature, experienced adult.

And to help prepare her for that transition, her $18,000 placement includes another 60 days of professional training customized to her new family's goals.

Full AKC registration and purebred breeding rights are also included.

But what makes Chanel valuable to me goes beyond every title, bloodline, and training accomplishment.

She is one of my own dogs.

She comes from the only Great Dane litter I produced out of Comorra, a dog who is genuinely an extension of myself.

That history is irreplaceable.

And Chanel herself is the kind of dog who can be extraordinarily elegant one moment and completely ridiculous the next.

I love that about her.

I believe the family who welcomes Chanel home will be getting something much more meaningful than an impressive pedigree.

They will be welcoming a wonderful companion with an extraordinary history.

The Home I Want for Chanel

I will be selective about Chanel's placement.

Not because she is difficult or because she requires an unusually specialized home.

Quite the opposite.

She is such a wonderful dog that I want her to continue enjoying the kind of life she deserves.

I want a family who appreciates her pedigree but does not view her simply as a breeding prospect.

Someone who will admire her beautiful movement but also laugh when she does something completely goofy.

Someone who understands the responsibilities of owning a giant breed and will provide appropriate care, veterinary attention, exercise, and companionship.

I would love to see Chanel continue participating in dog sports or perhaps explore therapy work.

But I would be just as pleased to see her living as someone's beloved companion, spending her days enjoying family activities and being included in everyday life.

I want her future family to appreciate both sides of her.

The magnificent European Great Dane with extraordinary ancestry.

And the affectionate, silly girl who loves people and enjoys having fun.

I know someone is going to fall completely in love with Chanel.

Because underneath all of the history, championships, elegance, and beauty is a genuinely wonderful dog.

Chanel — A Rare Private Placement

Registered Name: Copa's Legacy Pardon My Chanel
Call Name: Chanel
Age: 3 Years
Breed: European Harlequin Great Dane
Sire: CH Zahir with Red Ribbon
Dam: CH Comorra Danaos Dash, BCAT, CGC

Her Placement Includes

• Full AKC registration and purebred Great Dane breeding rights
• 60 days of customized professional training
• Existing basic and advanced obedience foundation
• Personal conformation show experience
• Barn Hunt participation
• Fast CAT participation
• Dock diving and recreational swimming experience
• Established household experience with children, cats, and other dogs
• Comprehensive parental health screening history
• Individual genetic screening clear for 127 diseases
• Exceptional European championship pedigree
• Remarkable family history of longevity
• Available pedigree and health documentation
• Individualized transition planning

Investment — $18,000

Full AKC Purebred Breeding Rights & 60 Days of Customized Professional Training Included

Serious, qualified inquiries are welcome. Placement will be selective.

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