We prioritize health, genetic diversity, and ethical practices to ensure the best outcomes for our puppies.

We provide guidance on creating a welcoming environment and essential supplies for your new puppy. You can also read a post on our blog about caring for your puppy.

We offer ongoing support and education to help you raise a happy and healthy Leonberger.

Leonbergers are known for being gentle giants. They are friendly, loyal, affectionate, and great with children and other animals when properly socialised.

Males typically weigh between 60–77 kg (130–170 lbs) and stand 72–80 cm (28–31.5 inches) tall. Females are slightly smaller, around 52–61 kg (115–135 lbs) and 65–75 cm (25.5–29.5 inches).

Yes, they are excellent family dogs and thrive on companionship. They are gentle with children but do require supervision due to their size.

They need moderate to high daily exercise—at least 1–2 hours of activity, including walks, play, and mental stimulation.

Yes. They have a double coat and shed year-round, with heavier shedding twice a year (spring and autumn). Regular grooming is essential.

Hip and elbow dysplasia, osteosarcoma, bloat (gastric torsion), polyneuropathy, and certain heart conditions are known issues in the breed.

Yes, all health results are available on the Worldwide Independent Leonberger Database: http://www.leonberger-database.com/index.html

We breed responsibly—usually no more than once a year per female—to ensure the health and well-being of both mother and pups.

Yes, at least the dam (mother) is always on-site. The sire may be available for visits or shown via video or photos due to living overseas or another part of the country.

From birth, our puppies live in our lounge and they’re exposed to household noises, children, other pets, and basic handling. We also begin early neurological stimulation and confidence-building exercises using Puppy Culture.

Yes, they are intelligent and eager to please, but they do best with positive reinforcement and consistent training from an early age.

Yes. Brush 2–3 times per week, and more during shedding season. They also require nail trims, ear checks, and the occasional bath.

A high-quality large/giant-breed puppy food is essential to support proper growth and avoid joint issues. We provide a recommended diet plan when you take your puppy home.

Yes. All our puppies go home with a written contract that includes a health guarantee, return policy, and spay/neuter agreement.

We provide lifelong breeder support. You can contact us anytime for advice or assistance with training, health, or general care.

We will always take back our dogs or assist in finding a suitable home. No Leonberger we breed should end up in a shelter.