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In 2013 we decided to try to fulfil a long held dream to have a very small breeding kennel of these amazing Weimaraner Longhair dogs, but we particularly wanted to introduce new, specifically working bloodlines. After much research, patience and with eternal thanks to the help of Lenka & Veronika from the Sanelle Sirrah kennel in the Czech Republic in December 2015 we imported Ushi — Camomile Fairy Sanelle Sirrah.

We have owned Weimaraner Longhairs since 1996 when we lived in the UK, after first seeing the breed at Crufts dogshow a few years before.  I have owned dogs all my life, mainly German Shorthaired Pointers and when the time came to get a new puppy & after lots of research & waiting we chose our first Longhair.  Gulliver — Galrhia Galaxy — and four years later we added Asia — Lady Rosetta — who was Gulliver's niece.

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We came to Australia in 2007, bringing Gulliver and Asia with us, and although I had always trained in many disciplines with my dogs throughout their lives I had never competed. Obedience & gundog work were my main interests, but I had also done agility, tracking and dancing with dogs. In early 2008 we put our names down for a puppy from the Feldjaeger kennels in Queensland carefully selecting a puppy sired with strong working lines. We had to say goodbye to our beautiful Gulliver in May and we were joined in October by Sullivan — Feldjaeger U R The Man (LH). We were soon persuaded by friends from the Weimaraner Club of Victoria to show him and from very few shows gained his Championship title, then through friends in the obedience club we attended I became confident enough to compete him in a variety of performance sports. Sullivan was always a pleasure to work with and he loved nothing more than training and we achieved many titles in Obedience, Retrieving and Tracking, though probably his favourite thing was doing tricks just for fun.

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In 2015 we were waiting for Ushi to be able to join us in December, when we lost Sullivan unbearably early, two days after his seventh birthday in August. A few months later we were contacted by his breeder as she had an eight month old boy she had been keeping to wait for a show/working home. So with heartfelt thanks to Judy we welcomed Czaigen — Feldjaeger Quitethheartbreaker (LH) — into our home in November and we soon had two hyperactive, but wonderful teenage weimaraners.

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Training two young dogs has given us many challenges but it also given us more pleasure than we can express. We soon achieved Czaigen's conformation championship and with both dogs we have so far competed in Obedience, Rally Obedience, Retrieving Ability Tests and Retrieving.  As the dogs mature we are starting to gain success in all areas.