THE DARIANS

THE BOYS ~
Wizaland Wizout Doubt by Darian
Darian Darqfire

THE GIRLS ~
Darian Saraband
Bilyara Feeling Alive at Darian
Darian Hearts On Fire

Puppies & Past Litters

Health Matters
Darian Health Stats

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In Memoriam
Rainbow Bridge

TRIBUTES:
Darian Sundown
Darian Indigo Frost
Darian Silver Flute

I'm very proud of the fact that Darians have enjoyed success in Obedience, Conformation, Agility Working Trials & Flyball. Some also do as their ancestors did & work stock. I try always to combine working ability with soundness & of course good temperament is of great importance to me.

Please visit my dogs by clicking on their names to the left. N.B. All these links will open in a new window. Just close the window to return here & continue your site tour.

The 'Puppies' page has links to pages for every Darian litter, complete with photos. Details of planned and current litters are also posted here.

While success in competition is a wonderful thing, my dogs (& all those I've bred) are essentially much-loved companions, sharing the lives & homes of those who own them. Anything more is 'icing on the cake'.

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Please Note: On the rare occasions I agree to export, new owners are required to collect their puppy in person, no matter where in the world they may live. The visit doesn't guarantee leaving with a puppy either, any more than a visit from a prospective UK purchaser does. As any Darian owner will tell you, I'm pretty particular about where my puppies go.

I do NOT export to Asia.
Click on the image below to go to the Dogs In Asia site. Please be warned that the video clip and some links from that site are distressing in the extreme, but they exist to spread awareness of the grisly fate that can await dogs (and cats) in some Asian countries. The Dogs In Asia group's aim is to educate, to alert breeders to what is going on and hopefully prevent further exports to such places, but also to raise awareness among the buying public. What price fur or 'fur trim'?

By the way, the answer to the 'How many....' question is 42.