End 2024
This breeding is truly the result of what collaboration can do. Czerny doesn't cycle frequently, so it was important that she be bred this cycle. Her owner, Lenny, wasn't at a place where he could have a litter this moment and I was since I opted not to breed Amalu her last cycle. I asked to breed her and Lenny agreed.
We put together a plan to get Czerny out to the west coast and bred her to Haris a few days later. It's been a whirlwind but I'm so happy we could make this happen. Fingers crossed that she takes.
We do have space on our interest list. This will be an AKC showable litter. This may be one of my only AKC showable litters in the next three years. Haris is an outgoing boy and Czerny is sweet with her people and overall a calm, laidback girl.
There are potential spots open on this interest list.
Early 2025
On Amalu's next cycle, we plan to try a dual sired litter. The plan is to take Amalu (Ahimana Amalu) to both Haris (In Stride Sambala Cain't Say No) and Moss (Xanadu Farms Amastan) to Amalu (Ahimana Amalu). We would like to utilize Haris while he is intact and he bring length of leg to this pairing. We also want to take Amalu in a different direction pairing her with Moss who is athletic and outgoing. This litter will be eligible to do UKC and IABCA conformation and all performance venues. I expect level headed, calm puppies with an excellent work ethic from this pairing.
There are potential spots open on this interest list.
Later 2025
I have debated studs heavily for this pairing. I have a preferred stud and a couple back ups. Right now we are looking at an European stud who has been an excellent show dog and brings bone to the pairing. This will be only our second AKC show eligible pairing since fall 2022.
There are potential spots open on this interest list.
Late 2026
Birdie is down from lines that have proven to have some instances of chronic chronic spinal conditions. As such, we will not be breeding her until she turns five, which is after the typical onset age of the chronic issues. She has had spinal XRays, which have come back as normal. We figure that if she is active and competing in sports throughout her five years of life and remains sound and healthy, she has shown to be free of spinal issues. At this time, there is no definitive test for this issue. Should she prove sound and unaffected, she will be breed to Lucifer. Luci is an F1 boy (Moss' brother) who is very high drive. This breeding is aimed at producing high drive Azawakh as working or dedicated performance prospects. Both dogs are on the sharp side of the spectrum. They are very stable dogs, but quite guardy, so that is something to keep in mind. Puppies from this pairing will be elligible for UKC and IABCA shows and performance in all venues including AKC.
Homes will only be considered if they have a proven working history with their past dogs.
Late 2027
At this time we are looking at another F1 male to take to Birdie. We are looking at an open, outgoing chill male from uncommon lines to take to Birdie.
There are potential spots open on this interest list.