Etienne & Dream Litter
May 1, 2005
Champion Aneto Etienne
Etienne is our "Ole Man", even though he still acts like and has the fire and zest of a puppy. He presently (May, 2005) has two litters of puppies on the ground totaling 15 puppies, so he is far from being an old man. He was one of Seaver Smiths favorite dogs. Seavers prediction that Etienne would make a great stud dog is being proven correct. Etienne was inducted into the Great Pyrenees Club of America's Hall of Fame as a top producing stud dog in 2004. He had a very impressive show career and was recently third in the very competitive veterans class at the 2005 Great Pyrenees Club of America National Specialty show held in May, 2005. The breeding with Dream puts two extraordinarily beautiful Pyrs together with a linebred potential that is exciting to us as breeders. Hips, knees, heart, and eyes have been cleared genetically. A stud dog in the grand tradition laid down by Quibbletown and before them Cote de Neige.
Aneto Dream Lover by Pyrtection
Picture of Dream taken at her first show in early February, 2005 winning her first major. Two days later she took her other major. Pretty good work for her first weekend out showing. She will complete her championship once back in condition after the puppies.
Dream took her name from her haunting dreamy expression so rare in the breed here in the USA. She has grown up to become a very substantial sound girl and we think one of the top bitches in the country. Breeder judges rave about her "Bear" head. She has a very gentle temperament that goes with her outward beauty. Dream is a brood bitch in the style of the Quibbletown lines of which she is line bred. She has the look of Champion Quibbletown Dutchess who many considered the most perfect Pyr bitch in the history of the breed in North America and who is still used today as a model to exemplify the breed standard. Dream is CHIC certified having been cleared for hips, knees, and eyes. On May 1, 2005 she delivered five girls and four boys.