Double B Kennels Australia

26/11/2025

Hela BRN 54142

25/11/2025

Van leeuween line & jary berghorst line

24/11/2025

Welcome to Brisbane australia Hela
It’s been a long time coming.
Italy > Melbourne > Brisbane

12/11/2025

07/11/2025

2-3 jary breeding happening early 2026

Female possess
High hunt drive
High toy & food drive
High suspicion
Social in both human and dog.
Very nice bite (full)

Puppies will be raised-
Alongside livestock!
Access to pool for swimming!
Slat & carpetmill exercise.
Environmentals
ENS from day 1
Nail trims weekly
Raised on raw fed diet

If you want testing done on a puppy we will!

Feel free to reach out to discuss your desires in a puppy.

These are foundational breeding dogs.

(Breeding for the better, preserving lines)

31/10/2025

A planned pairing between Carlos van Voss (BRN 11073) and Hela (BRN 54142) brings together two historically significant Dutch Shepherd bloodlines known for genetic consistency, robust working character, and classical van Leeuwen type.

Carlos, a grandson of Rocky and influenced by the Mokkink line, was a belly-littermate to Wibo van Leeuwen and demonstrated high threshold, solid nerve, and traditional working structure.

Hela, FCI registered and imported from Italy, carries rare Dick and Selena van Leeuwen bloodlines with concentrated pedigree strengths including Bassie, Wibo, Rocky, and Tommy Luijken, supported by sound hip and elbow results through both parents.

This pairing is expected to produce strong bone, clarity under pressure, traditional head type, and balanced working drives suitable for sport, working, and preservation-focused homes.

Interested parties may contact directly for further information.

31/10/2025

Carlos van Voss will be bred to Hela

📜 Carlos van Voss – BRN 11073

Born 30-04-2005, Carlos van Voss was a Dutch Shepherd of serious working heritage. A belly-littermate to Wibo van Leeuwen, he carried the influential Rocky and Mokkink bloodlines and earned a strong PH I score of 434 CL. Early assessments described him as dominant, combative, and able to work with a high threshold traits deeply valued in the old-style Dutch Shepherd.

Carlos’s journey took him from the Netherlands to the United States, where mismanagement and constant rehoming prevented him from being integrated into a lineage-focused breeding program. Paired mostly to broad outcrosses, the true depth of his genetics was overlooked. A diluted blue coat appearing through a daughter caused further dismissal by breeders who failed to understand his contribution.

Despite this, his value did not disappear it simply waited.

Today, his legacy lives on in his son Tygo Alders, who consistently produces offspring with the bone, strength, and hard-hitting phenotype reminiscent of the van Leeuwen line. The second generation has proven what many missed the first time: Carlos carried serious working genetics.

We honor dogs like Carlos dogs whose potential was never fully realised in their time, yet whose genetics quietly shape the future of the breed.