Upcoming Litters and Wait list info
fall-winter 2023 (Full)
My Winter 2021 litters will have AKC limited registration and have European/American bloodlines. I require a $200 deposit to hold a spot on my waiting list, and the remaining balance is due at pickup. Full AKC rights are available for breeding to approved homes but is a additional fee. I will Announce parents and due dates as each breeding takes place. This wait list is full.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
Spring-Summer 2024 (full)
My Spring-Summer litters will have AKC limited registration, parents will be dna health tested, and have European/American bloodlines. I require a $200 deposit to hold a spot on my waiting list, and the remaining balance is due at pickup. Full AKC rights are available for breeding to approved homes but is a additional fee. I will Announce parents and due dates as each breeding takes place. This wait list has limited space remaining.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
Fall-Winter 2024 (open)
My Fall/Winter litters will have AKC limited registration, parents will be dna health tested, and have European/American bloodlines. Cost is $2200. I require a $200 deposit to hold a spot on my waiting list, and the remaining balance is due at pickup. Full AKC rights are available for breeding to approved homes but is a additional fee. I will Announce parents and due dates as each breeding takes place. This wait is open.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
See more info on how my waiting list works or to place deposit on the purchasing page.
What is a European Basset?
European means that a good bit of their relatives originated in Europe. "Euro" bassets tend to be much heavier than the American basset, with more exaggerated features: broader chest, larger feet, more wrinkles, bigger dew lap, wider haw, pointier head, saggier eyes, and an over all a unique look. The reason for this is that the European Kennel Club Basset Standards has for many years desired a larger dog to show. America, on the other hand, has wanted a basset that is more built for it's original purpose (hunting), thus the smaller American basset is prevalent. By using both American and Europeans in my breedings I keep the good looks and wrinkles of the Euro bassets, while also keeping the health of the less exaggerated American lines. This gives us the best of both worlds.
