December 12, 2025
Six puppies seen on ultrasound. This will be an AKC showable litter. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get semen from the stud we'd hoped shipped within the timeframe we need, so we've decided to go forward with our backup plan. As he will have had hopefully had three litters at this time, this would be the last time we utilized him, though he is available for stud. Nina is very tradiation in temperament - warm with her chosen people, but wary of strangers. She is good with other dogs. Korai is easy to live with and loves most people and dogs though has very solid guarding instincts when appropriate. We expect fantastic sports potential and likely excellent show dogs. This is Korai's last litter and Nina's only litter.​
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There are potential spots open on this interest list.
January 4, 2026
Initially, we attempted a dual sired litter between Moss and Amalu (Epiphany's mother), but it did not take. Since we really appreciate all Moss brings to the gene pool (diversity, substance, stability, athleticism) we wanted to utilize him sooner rather than later. Epiphany is looking to cycle every year and a half, which makes breeding timing tricky. As such, we will be taking Moss to Epiphany her first heat cycle after she turns two years old. Moss brings substance and movement to this pairing.
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There are potential spots open on this interest list.
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Mid 2026
We have held off on breeding Birdie because of the chronic spinal issues that have popped up in her maternal line. Amidi's neurologist was adamant that Ami's herniated disc was clearly an injury from an impact (a collision with her sister) and not genetic. He stated that the rest of her spine was in impressive condition considering her age and the number of sports she plays. However, we also have wanted to be cautious moving forward with puppies down from Ami. As such, we have held off on breeding Birdie until she's past the usual onset age for spinal issues (3-5). Birdie is an active dog who enjoys sports and if she is still sound at 5, chances are extremely low of any genetic spinal issues (her cervical radiographs assessed as normal). I plan to take Birdie to Lucifer, who is a very drivey dog who is accomplished in performance sports. I do expect these puppies to be very driven with a strong need to work as well as very typical, classic guardian temperament. As such, I am prioritizing working, hunting, or performance homes for this litter. This is probably the litter with the highest likelihood of producing dock diving puppies because both dogs swim to retrieve. I will consider people interested in showing, but these are dogs that will need a more active job as well and we're looking for people with Azawakh, primitive breed, or guardian need experience for these puppies. Both dogs will hopefully be able to be run on game this year. Puppies from this pairing will be eligible for UKC and IABCA shows and performance in all venues including AKC.​
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Homes will only be considered if they have a proven working history with their past dogs.
Late 2026
At this time, we are looking at a moderate, laidback AKC eligible male to take Birdie to for her second litter. We are looking at pedigrees outside those we have utilized previously.
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There are potential spots open on this interest list.
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2028
This litter has been planned since 2021. The intention was always to work between two separate bitch lines and two separate stud dog lines. This litter is the first time we will have crossed all four of those lineages. This litter will be AKC conformation eligible and is down from both of our F1 foundation Azawakh (Tabiri Asouf and Amalu). Quixote is a very sersious dog - he is thoughtful, incredibly intelligent, and has performed exceptionally at every activity he's tried. Epiphany is a bit more free-spirited and fun loving, but she is thoughtful and dependable. Both Quixote and Epiphany have been working service dogs (medical alert) since they were a year old. We are not looking to place service dog prospects with anyone outside our program at this time, but that should speak to the utter soundness of both parents' temperaments. They will both have elbow and cervical radiograph health testing before being bred, but have passed the rest of their health testing to date.
We are watching the maturity and health of our D Litter closely and while we hope this breeding happens, all the stars have to align to proceed.​
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Space on interest list available. Puppies are eligible for all performance and conformation, including AKC
2028
This and our Quixote x Epiphany litter will be the first times we will have crossed all four of those lines. This litter will be AKC conformation eligible and is down from both of our F1 foundation Azawakh (Tabiri Asouf and Amalu). Obi takes after his father Anubi in many ways - he is serious, but can be silly with his family. He is devoted and keen. Drama is a happy, silly girl who takes strongly after her mother Amidi. Both Quixote and Epiphany have been working service dogs (medical alert) since they were a year old. Drama was returned to us at ten months old for alleged (never diagnosed) rage syndrome. Since then we have had her assessed by a third party trainer. We have also tested her in the show ring and multiple sports and have not had a single issue with her temperament. They will both have elbow and cervical radiograph health testing before being bred, but Drama has passed the rest of their health testing to date and Obi's is pending (two of his siblings have passed their health testing).
We are watching the maturity and health of our D Litter closely and while we hope this breeding happens, all the stars have to align to proceed.​
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Space on interest list available. Puppies are eligible for all performance and conformation, including AKC