Annual Program Updates

We made the big move back to Kentucky this year. During that time Khaleesi fell sick with Pyometra and we ended up losing her right after we got settled. 

Myrah and Sasha, each blessed us with a litter sired by Maximus Prime. 

From Myrah's litter we kept 1 female (Dandee) and Co-Owned 1 male (DJ Jazz). 

From Sasha's litter we Guardian homed 1 female (Angel).

We then retired Maximus Prime (to a small program in Tennessee), pet homed Myrah and officially retired Sasha.

Sirius Black was born at the beginning of May, and we made the trip to Indiana to get him around July. 

In August, Ebby was born - she then came home around the end of October. 

At the end of the year, we welcomed two Grand Champion Brisket daughters into our home and program, from a trusted friend/fellow breeder in NC. 

Ultimately, we determined that Shelby (pictured) did not meet the requirements to be a part of our program, so she was pet homed.

All of our remaining & current dogs were genetically tested through Embark.

During this year, we started putting together our new puppy application, in preparation for our next litters.  

Our first litter of the year (produced by Angel & Mash) made their appearance mid-April. The litter was genetically tested through GenSol Animal Diagnostics, testing for PRA CRD4 prior to selections being made. Their DNA results can be viewed on the "Previously Produced" page. 

Two (2) daughters were selected & kept back. QBBZ Stop and Smell the Chanel aka Chanel was sent to a Guardian home with a family friend and QBBZ Mellow Yellow aka Mel went to a Co-Own home with a relative. Chanel carries 1 copy of PRA CRD4, while Mel is CLEAR of it. We will be running a full Embark panel on them when they turn a year old. 

QBBZ Wild Dandelyon aka Dandee has developed a bit of anxiety over the past year, for that she has been removed from our current breeding dogs' section.

As of January 1st, 2025, we have combined the terms of our Guardian & Co-Own programs, for our American Bullies. Select litters may have breeding rights available. We are still offering breeding rights to approved and established catteries, for our kittens. 

Our remaining GrCh Brisket daughter, Butter, was bred and delivered her litter in February. Unfortunately, motherhood was not for her, and we ended up losing all but 1 puppy. 

Ebby blessed us with her 1st litter and has been an exceptional mother. We are planning on adding 2 new ragdolls to our cattery later this year.

Sirius Black has been retired from our Ragdoll program and placed into a pet home. 

We have added our new, young king to our Ragdoll program.