Litter B

7 puppies (3 girls and 4 boys) were born on 5th October 2024.

Girls Brera, Beretta and Bethesda. 

Boys Barolo, Brunello, Bismarck and Barbarossa. 

At the beginning of October, we welcomed a liver litter from our JCh., MCh. Auriga Ledove more, NW. Although it was not my primary intention to choose a purely liver combination, I stand firmly behind this decision and know exactly why I see Theo as the best possible choice.
I remember little Theo, officially Let The Sparks Fly Black Brianta JW, very well. He was one of the puppies from an absolutely lovely litter with an interesting pedigree, full of dogs that have stayed in my mind as some of the most captivating Flat Coats of their time. For a while, Theo disappeared from my sight, but he reappeared at exactly the right moment, when I was beginning to search for the most suitable sire for our litter. He meets both key criteria: bringing unique bloodlines into the Central European population, and offering strong health throughout all the lines and generations represented in his pedigree.
If I had to name few of Theo's ancestors who are the closest to my heart, it would definitely be his grandfather MCh. Delphiniums Voulez Vous and great grandmother C.I.B. MCh. Carnival Night Black Brianta, who I loved and admired long before I knew our life's pathway would lead us from Golden Retrievers to Flat Coats. I also deeply value the English bloodlines on Theo's sire's side, as these lines are rarely seen in the current population and will contribute positively to the diversity of liver Flat Coats.

Theo's gallery

Pedigree of the litter

Gallery of the puppies

Our puppies as the true members of our family are raised in the absolute center of our home exposed to various noises and situations as we are trying to do our best not only genetically, but also through exposure to different stimuli in the first weeks of puppies' lives.