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Raising the Standard for a Rare and Remarkable Breed
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Alysium Red Dogs was created out of both admiration and responsibility.
When I imported my first CRD, Rieka, I expected a capable sport dog. What I found instead was a revelation. I quickly fell in love with the intelligence and breathtaking presence this breed offers. She could train for hours with intensity, then settle calmly at my side with the quiet grace of a dog born for companionship.
That balance of drive and composure revealed something deeper. The Laizhou Hong was not simply rare. It was exceptional.
As my involvement deepened, I recognized a disconnect between the breed’s promise and the consistency of its development. Inconsistent health transparency, shifting breeding practices, and a lack of accountability highlighted the importance of establishing a program built on clarity, ethics, and long-term stewardship. Consistent health transparency, intentional early foundation work, and a cohesive vision for presenting the Laizhou Hong on a world stage were often lacking. I saw a breed deserving of far more structure, care, and respect than it was commonly given.
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I did not set out simply to own a rare dogs. I set out to help shape the future of the breed.
As a professional dog trainer deeply involved in Schutzhund, agility, scent detection, and behavior work, my approach has always been rooted in functionality, temperament, and long-term soundness. That perspective now defines every decision behind Alysium Red Dogs. This is not a program built on trends or volume, but on responsibility, precision, and integrity.
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Alysium Red Dogs exists to fill a gap I once encountered as an outsider to the breed.
To raise expectations. To bring clarity, accountability, and excellence to a lineage that deserves to be understood and respected.
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This is not about producing dogs.
It is about stewarding a rare breed and introducing it to the world with the care and purpose it deserves.
Our Dogs
RIEKA
"DDR POWER OF THE WOLF TO ALYSIUM"
Hips: ANKC 6 (3/3) PennHIP: .28/.32
Elbows: 0/0 OFA: Normal
(OFA HD/ED preliminary)
OFA Echo: Normal
Embark CLEAR
TITLES Born June 2022
IGP: BH, IGP1, IGP2
UKC: SPOT, NC, NHD, RO1, NI, NV, PN, AHD, AC, NE, NN, UCD, RO2, AI, EHD,
Other Achievements: Pronounced Rating with 92pts in IGP3 Protection
First Litter Coming Soon - Only 2 slots remain on waitlist $150 fee goes towards $1000 deposit. If pregnancy doesn't take you may choose refund or transfer to next litter. Remaining deposit due at pregnancy confirmation. Puppies $10,000
1 Co-Own Working female available - terms determined on a case by case basis, must be willing to commit to titling to at least a 1 in a bite sport and have a club ready to work with.
Sire: DDRs Lazarus
Hips & Elbows Imaged
DM: -/-
Hips Imaged
DM: +/1
Dam: DDRs Rosa
Hips & Elbows Imaged
DM: -/-
Rieka was my first Laizhou Hong and the one that made me fall in love with this breed. She is the first Laizhou Hong to acheive an IGP1 and IGP2 title in the world! She also went for her IGP3 and was given a Pronounced rating with a score of 92pts in protection on an away field with an unknown helper. She is medium high drive, has a great of switch and loves to work. Rieka has the best PennHipp score so far of the breed and is the only one from her bloodlines currently in the country. Shes also recently become a certified therapy dog and absolutley adores visiting old folks homes and putting smiles on their faces. Riekas parents are both working dogs. Rieka does all the things with me except for agility. She absolutely loves scent detection and tracking and is a great example of how versatile this breed can be!
GARCIA
"ALYSIUMS GARCIA OF STKK"
ANKC Hips: 2
Elbows: 0/0
OFA Heart: Normal
OFA Eyes: Normal
OFA Thyroid: Normal
OFA Full Dentition
Fully DNA Tested
Born June 2021
Height: 26"
Weight: 90 lbs
Dam: STKK Nia
Sire: STKK Nash
Hips Imaged
DM: +/-
Hips Imaged
DM: +/-
TITLES
IGP: BH
UKC: SPOT-ON, PN
Next Litter Planned: Winter 2026
Garcia was the first Laizhou Hong in the world to receive a hip score of 1/1! After an extensive amount of research and trying to import another solid female, as soon as I saw Street King Kennels was breeding Garcia to Kahn I gave him a deposit. I was not confident getting a puppy from any other breeding pair currently available in the world after seeing so many dogs from higher testing parents fail their hip and/or elbow tests. He had some stuff come up about three weeks before she was due to whelp and asked if I'd like to purchase her instead. The rest is obviously history and I couldn't be happier to have her as the foundation Bitch of my program. Garcia has earned her BH in IGP. Garcia was a huge investment but when presented with the opportunity to start my program with the best there is, I couldn't say no.
I am beyond thrilled she has the perfect temperament. She has that infamous "off-switch" and when taken in public no one believes she has the drive to also be an amazing working dog. She is neutral to strangers, spectacular with other dogs, and is incredibly eager to please. Garcia will only be bred to DM clear males and all her puppies will be given a full DNA panel before going home.
PUPPIES DUE NEW YEARS EVE! (BLITZ X DONNTE)
BLITZ
"Alysiums Blitz of STKK"
Hips: ANKC 6/7 (tested age 4)
Elbows: OFA 1/1 (tested age 5)
Full DNA Panel (DM +/-)
OFA Normal Heart, Echo, Eyes, Thyroid
OFA Full Dentition
āHeight: 25" Weight: 78lbsā
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Sire: Genesis Amos DM Clear
Dam: STKK Nelly DM +/-
Neither Parent Hip or Elbow Scored, hip X-rays complete
Blitz is one of the sweetest Red Dogs I’ve had the pleasure of owning. She’s exceptionally social, confident, and has a good drive for food and toys. She’s comfortable around my chickens, gets along well with other dogs, and is happy just relaxing or cuddling up for some love. When it comes to illustrating how perfect this breed can be as a family dog, Blitz is the perfect example that comes to mind.
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Blitz is a staple to the breed and has produced several top scoring dogs around the world before I imported her. When I was first offered her she had not been hip or elbow scored even though she had been bred by someone breeding only "health tested" dogs. So I paid for her to have hips and elbows tested at the age of 4, she came back with less than ideal scores, but every other dog being bred was scored at the age of 12 months, so its hard to say if it was from the size of the breed and a life of jumping out of kennel runs onto concrete or truly genetic. Given the number of solid hip and elbow scored dogs I had seen her produce I was willing to add her to my program, at the time she had produced the top 2 scoring males world wide. The breeder never sent me solid images of the x-rays I paid for and I was concerned about the elbows, so I had her tested again at the age of 5 here in the USA and she scored 1/1. These tests scores are all available for your viewing in her gallery slider. For this reason, puppies from her will not be sold to homes intending to do high level or impact sports unless the dog has had OFA preliminary imaging done or ANKC finals.
AGAVE
previously known as Aga or Raptor
Hips: ANKC 10
Elbows: ANKC: 0/0
(OFA equivalent good/normal)
Full DNA Panel CLEAR
OFA Normal Heart & Echo, OFA Dentition Full
"Aga Red Angel of Sirmium"
āHeight: 29" Weight: 105lbsā
Our first imported Male, he is protective of his home, does great around livestock, has medium low prey drive, and is the absolute sweetest boy. Agave sired the first litter bred in the USA, my first bred by litter and the first litter in the world from 2 fully health tested and CKU registered parents. Agave lives in Portland OR with a close friend and has a Rhodesian Ridgeback older sister, and two young skin siblings. He truly is an exceptional example of the perfect family dog.
CUMARI
"Alysiums All American Girl of STKK"
(Purple Girl American Litter)
Hips: ANKC 4/1 PennHIP: .28/.32
Elbows: 0/0
Full DNA Panel (DM+/-)
OFA Full Dentition
TITLES Born Sept 2023
IGP: BH
UKC: SPOT-ON
Dam: Garcia
ANKC Hips: 2 (1/1)
ANKC Elbows: 0/0
Full DNA Panel
OFA Normal
-Thyroid
-Heart
-Eyes
OFA Full Dentition
Sire: STKK Kahn
ANKC Hips: 4 (2/2)
ANKC Elbows: 0/0
DM: CLEAR
My keeper girl from Garcia x Kahn litter, which is the first litter I imported. She was named after the Brazilian hot pepper Cumari cuz she has quite the spicy personality. Cumari's temperament is everything I'm looking for in a CRD, good off switch and incredible working drives. She has high food drive and high toy drive. She's good with other dogs much would much rather engage with her handler and work for food or toys. Since 5 weeks we knew she had IGP in her future. The grips on this girl are something to write home about and I can't wait to get her on the trial field as my most promising IGP prospect to date, were planning for IGP3.
TACO
"LETS TACO BOUT IT RUSSEL TO ALYSIUM"
Hips: ANKC 8
PennHIP: .38/.41
OFA: Good
Elbows: ANKC: 0/0
OFA: Normal
(OFA hip/elbow is prelim
score, ANKC & Penn hip
is official score)
Full DNA Panel (DM +/-)
OFA Normal Heart, OFA Dentition, 1 tooth not fully erupted
āHeight: 27" Weight: 93lbsā
Taco was imported for my ex shortly after I got Rieka, Taco does not live with me but I will oversee every aspect of her breeding, whelping, and puppy raising. Taco is one of, if not the most athletically built Laizhou Hongs I have seen. Her sire comes from hunting lines. She has excellent food, toy, hunt, and pack drive. She's super affectionate and very biddable. She also has a beautiful easy to maintain coat, she'll blow it in spring but sheds minimally the rest of the year, it is soft as silk and shines like no other.
DONNTE
Jr Show Champion
Hips: ANKC 15 (7/8)
No Remodeling
Final shot at 21 months
Elbows: ANKC: 0/0
Embark DNA: CLEAR
OFA Normal Heart
OFA Dentition Full with scissor bite
āHeight: 27.5" Weight: 85lbsā
"Donn Red Angel of Sirmium"
Donnte is the second male we imported. It was a huge risk, as I paid for him a year before he was health tested and did not come from proven lines. He stayed until he completed his Junior Show Championship. He is a prime example of why it is so important to test and retest dogs that don't score 10 or under ANKC if under 18 months of age.
He is the most agile male I have seen. He may not be as thick as the rest of my males, but he moves beautifully and is within the breed standard for height and actually is the same height as many of my boys. I am very excited to see what kind of agility he passes on.
HEALTH TESTING MATTERS!
Any dog I breed has had DNA test, hip/elbows scored, heart and dentition at very minimum. When possible they will also have eyes tested (clinics only pop up a couple times a year & fill quickly, no vet within 3 hours does this screening). Unless both parents are DM clear all puppies will receive a full DNA panel that will be provided to each puppy owner. If I get a dog as a puppy and I'm not certain about the lineage, I do PennHIP.
Does the Laizhou Hong Have Health Problems?
Currently, the only "health issues" we are aware of are hips/elbows and the potential for DM. DM is described in a detailed chart below. The most important thing about DM when choosing a breeder is knowing at minimum one of the parents tests as DM clear. I recommend requesting to see the actual test of at least one parent there have certainly been breeders caught lying about their results. The breed has only been in the western world since 2017. China does not health test so a few breed pioneers in the UK put in a lot of work importing and screening dogs to start adequate programs, thankfully I got a couple solid dogs from their programs, however there was also a lot of untruth and none of their initial foundation dogs were actually health tested as promised. Until 2024, most dogs were testing equivalent to OFA fair, and the majority of dogs being bred are OFA Fair equivalent, which is problematic as these dogs are often tested at 12 months of age and dogs testing over 10 often would not go on to pass OFA at age 2. The most common hip/elbow scoring scheme used is the ANKC/BVA method. Its also recommended parents have heart tests done, including ECHO tests to be sure there aren't any other serious problems lurking within the breed, especially as we build its foundation outside of China. Eyes are also recommended to be tested as we have seen a couple lines pop up with some eye issues requiring surgery, although no where near as common. Finally, dentition is something of importance, getting a dog with an improper bite can cost you thousands of dollars to fix at a later age. I've also only seen it in a few lines, but I have found dogs with either missing or extra teeth, extra teeth can often cause improper bites or other problems due to lack of space.
UNDERSTANDING HIP SCORING SCHEMES
INTERNATION HIP SCORE MATRIX
Understanding hip scores is important for owners, not just breeders and is not as easy as most people think. I believe it is important to also see the x-rays, not just the score. Some people lie about testing, and some schemes especially FCI don't seem to line up with this chart accordingly and finally, for a proper evaluation to be done the X-ray should be clearly visible or serious markers of CHD & CED can easily be missed.
Current Average & Median Scores for CRD & Breeds known to be used in CRD foundation
Click to view full list of breed averages for each scoring scheme
All hip scoring schemes may vary in exact breeding reccomendations, however they all reccomend breeding from dogs that score below the breed average and/or breed median score when possible.
BVA/ANKC/KC
HIP/ELBOW SCORING SCHEME
The British hip scheme (BVA/KC/ANKC) advises breeders to breed from dogs below the breed mean or median score. Of the 9 parameters scored on each hip, only the Norberg angle is measured objectively, the rest are subjective assessments. The scores for subluxation are also affected by positioning as the hip extended view (view used by OFA) can artificially tighten the hip joint. The 9 parameters scored are listed in detail below. It is important to understand where the numbers come from as some parameters are more concerning than others.
The image to the left is of a hip joint and illustrates some of the hip examination parameters. Femoral head/neck exostosis & recontouring is unlikely to show up before the age of 2, especially in large breed dogs, so if a dog scores above a 10 before the age of 2, it is important to have the imaging repeated after 18 months.
The major disadvantage of the BVA/ANKC scheme is that it can produce false negative results and many dogs actually have an unacceptable degree of laxity and will go on to develop osteoarthritis. However any dog with a high hip score will have bad hips, meaning no false positives.
The pennHIP system is rapidly gaining acceptance world wide and is poised to be the next standard hip screening method. The scores for subluxation are also affected by positioning as the hip extended view can artificially tighten the hip joint.
The ANKC also advises that any single hip score over 10 is indication of either gross instability or of clearly established secondary change.
Example Non Passing Hips & Scores
Ever wonder why OFA has 24 month requirement?
OFA won't give an official score until age two because the man (Ergo) who started OFA was a GSD man, and he noticed that GSDs would occasionally have differences between 12 and 24 month rads.
When it comes to elbows: OFA took the IEWG's methodology (3 views from 12 months onwards) and decided to cut it down to *one* view at 24 months. Per the OFA's website, they did this because it's more "cost effective" to only do one view, and it keeps the elbow age in line with their established age for hips.
BVA/ANKC (same method is used by both) is one of the most researched hip/elbow scoring methods aside from PennHIP. Whilst the BVA recognizes that scores over 10 total done before 24 months could change and therefore should be redone before breeding, however scores under that are unlikely to significantly change. This finding is in line with OFA's finding, ie that dogs with an excellent prelim score are 100% likely to score normal on finals; they also provide stats for individual scores on their grade, however it's important to recognize that OFA only has 7 possible scores. ANKC/BVA has 106 (with almost 3000 ways to reach a certain score), and how those scores are interpreted is extremely breed-specific and nuanced. It's not just "Good." It's "here's an individual score for every individual part of each hip, and a total score for each hip.
Other Interesting Facts when Comparing Schemes
The first radiographic sign of HD, may be subtle or absent on the standard extended hip view but is readily detected by the PennHIP® method of radiography, meaning that PennHIP is the only scoring scheme that doesn't produce false positive results.
Hip joint laxity cannot be assessed from the extended hip view (which is the only view used by ANKC, BVA/KC, OFA, and every other hip scoring scheme except for PennHIP®)
How should all this affect our selection of breeding dogs?
Currently, the CRD's average score is just over 11 and the median is 9.5. Based on the dogs I'm aware that have been tested by PennHip, I estimate the average to be around 0.5-0.6. This breed is however very new, and if we cut out all dogs testing over the breeds avg/median, we are going to end up bottle necking ourselves. So when is it acceptable to breed dogs deemed inadequate by these scoring schemes? There are exceptions to the rules and a good breeder will be happy to explain to you why they are choosing to breed a dog outside of these guidelines. You will get a different answer from everyone, but personally if such a dog tested over the mean/med, I hope the dog would have 00 elbows, was tested either via PennHip, or after the age of 2, and the dog MUST have something exceptional to offer the breed. What qualifies as exceptional? A few things I would consider exceptional enough to consider breeding such a dog is the level of work in which it has accomplished, unfortunately at this point in time I don't believe conformation titles really don't say much about the dog as if it even remotely resembles standard and can be touched by the judge it can become a champion by beating just a couple dogs at a couple shows and those dogs are often not of the same breed. Something such as a working career, or a high level sports title, such as master level agility, rally, obedience, nose work, IGP1, PSA1, etc... Bloodlines is another HUGE factor, if the dog in question is from bloodlines in which there are several other dogs with same lineage but with better scores, I wouldn't even consider breeding one unless it was the only one within those lines to be DM free, and if such a dog is considered it should certainly be within breed standard. Finally, if a dog is the only one from a certain bloodline, especially if its DM free, I would absolutely consider breeding it, even if its colors are out of standard. Breeding a dog that carries blood from more than two of the most common bloodlines that tests much avg should really not be done given how many other adequate dogs from the same bloodlines are currently available. The conclusions drawn in this section are not to be taken as fact, however these are certainly the things I would hope other breeders would consider when choosing their breeding stock, and things I will consider as I make breeding decisions for my program.
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Draco - Available
Born June 22, 2025 (Taco x Agave)
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OFA Prelims:
DNA: Embark Clear
107 lbs, 27” tall (and growing)
He also possesses the drive and balance to excel in entry-level IGP or UKC sport work.
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Born Aug 3, 2023 (Blitz x Gringo)
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OFA Prelims: Fair/Normal
DNA: Embark Clear
115 lbs, 27” tall
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Official Breed Standard
LAIZHOU HONG
ORIGIN: China
UTILIZATION: Companion, working dog, guard dog.
FCI CLASSIFICATION: Group 2
BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY
Following the opening of Shandong Province by Germany in the 19th century, the Jiaozhou Bay and Qingdao Peninsula were leased from the Qing Dynasty in 1898 for a period of 99 years. German colonists settled in the region and arrived with their dogs, which were required for farming, hunting, and guarding. As a result, breeds such as the Great Dane, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, Shandong Xian Hound, and native local dogs were used to establish the Laizhou Hong.
“Hong” means red, and the rich red markings are a defining characteristic of the breed.
GENERAL APPEARANCE
A moderately large-sized molossoid.
IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS
The body is longer than the height at the withers.
BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT
Friendly and calm, very devoted to the family. The Laizhou Hong enjoys working and shall possess good working ability, courage, and hardness. Self-confidence, intrepidness, adaptability, and attentiveness to the social environment are essential traits.
HEAD
Strong, balanced in size to the general appearance, not too massive.
CRANIAL REGION
Skull: Strong, elongated, without markedly protruding occiput. The forehead is flat and runs parallel to the bridge of the nose.
Stop: Well defined but not overly pronounced.
FACIAL REGION
Nose: Broad, black, with wide nostrils.
Muzzle: In correct proportion to the upper head, strongly developed, with a straight nasal bridge.
Lips: Tight, lying close to the jaws to ensure firm mouth closure; gums darkly pigmented.
Jaws / Teeth: Powerful upper and lower jaws, scissor bite, 42 teeth correctly placed and of normal size.
Cheeks: Only slightly defined, never protruding.
Eyes: Almond-shaped, medium-sized, clearly defined, showing an intelligent and eager expression. Eye color ranges from light amber to dark brown.
Ears: Pricked, set high and wide apart, slightly curved on the outer edge, of moderate size.
NECK
Good length, in proportion to the body and head. Dry, without dewlap or throatiness. Skin tight-fitting and muscular.
BODY
Withers: Pronounced in height and length, especially in males, determining the slope of the topline from withers to croup.
Back: Firm, level, and well muscled.
Croup: Medium length, broad, and rounded.
Chest: Deep, reaching the elbows; chest depth equals approximately half the height at the withers. Well-developed forechest. Ribs well sprung, not barrel-shaped, extending well to the rear.
TAIL
Moderately long, not too thick, tapering evenly toward the tip. Bristle hair undesirable. At rest, the tail hangs with a slight curve. In movement or excitement, it may be raised. Set to blend with the sloping croup and reaching approximately to the hock.
LIMBS
FOREQUARTERS
General Appearance: Straight and vertical from all views, strongly developed.
Shoulder: Well laid back.
Upper Arm: Good length, well muscled.
Elbows: Close fitting, not turned out.
Carpus (Wrist): Strong.
Metacarpus (Pastern): Strong-boned; straight from the front, slightly sloping from the side.
Front Feet: Short, tight, well arched and compact. Nails short and black.
HINDQUARTERS
General Appearance: Wide and rounded due to well-developed pelvic, hip, and thigh musculature. Hind legs strong, straight, and parallel.
Thigh: Good length and width, well muscled, with good angulation to the hip joint.
Knee (Stifle): Strong and well formed.
Lower Thigh: Medium length, harmonious with overall hindquarter.
Hock: Well let down.
Metatarsus (Rear Pastern): Well let down. Dewclaws to be removed unless prohibited by law.
Hind Feet: Like the forefeet, with well-arched, compact toes. Nails short and black.
GAIT / MOVEMENT
Elastic, elegant, agile, free, and ground-covering. Forelegs reach well forward, while the hindquarters provide strong, elastic drive. Diagonal movement with good stability of the back, ligaments, and joints.
SKIN
Overall tight-fitting.
COAT
Hair: Short, dense, smooth, glossy, and coarse; dull coat or double coat undesirable.
Colour: Black with clearly defined rich red markings on the cheeks, muzzle, throat, chest, legs, above the eyes, and under the base of the tail.
SIZE AND WEIGHT
Height at the withers:
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Dogs: 64–79 cm
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Bitches: 65–70 cm
FAULTS
Any deviation from the foregoing points should be considered a fault, with seriousness proportional to its degree and its effect on the health and welfare of the dog.
Includes, but is not limited to:
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Poorly defined or overly light red markings, excessive black markings, long or soft coat, thin coat, bald patches
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White markings on forechest or feet (highly undesirable)
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Lack of sexual dimorphism, insufficient substance, weak bones
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Structural, head, bite, topline, chest, limb, or gait deviations
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Non-harmonious movement, especially pacing
DISQUALIFYING FAULTS
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Aggressive or overly shy behavior
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Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioral abnormalities
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Overshot, undershot, level bite, or missing teeth
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• clients who value precision, polish, and quiet confidence
Your dog arrives ready to blend seamlessly into your world — from upscale dining, private jets and hotel lobbies to neighborhood routines and everyday family life.
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THE STANDARD OF AYSIUM RED DOGS
Every detail of this program reflects the ethos of Alysium's unwavering integrity in the development of these rare, world-class companions.
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Reserve Your 2025/2026 Puppy
Call 509-844-3523 AFTER filling applicaion
The American Litter
Sept 9, 2023
2 Girls 4 Boys
Puppies have been fully DNA tested, temperament tested, registered with chinesereddogregistry, and come with an extensive health guarantee.
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Khan 28" 105lbs Owned by Marley Beales - Lives in UK Bred by STKK
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GREEN BOY - WA - Service Dog for a young teenage girl with Autism
BLUE BOY "Arrow" - WA - 115 lbs - Tracking - top pick Male
PINK GIRL "Piranha" - FL - 80 lbs- Co-Owned & living in Florida - Pennhip Scored (.32 - one of two with this score, both in my program) Full DNA Panel, OFA Hips Good Elbows 0/1
OFA finals Hips - Good Elbows - 0/1
PURPLE GIRL "Cumari" - WA - 78 lbs IGP sport home - turned to be my keeper girl - ANKC Hips 1/4, Elbows 00) OFA Dentition Full Scissor Bite
BLACK/YELLOW BOY "Zimm" - FL - 111 lbs - pre trained puppy for pet/companion home
RED BOY "Whiskey" - Co-Owned - 105 lbs Living in Canada - OFA HD/ED prelims: Good/Normal, DNA Tested
Beaches Litter -- Blitz x Gringo
