Glenfell Eurasiers

Glenfell Eurasiers CKC registered breeder of purebred Eurasiers, focused on producing sound, healthy, and stable puppies

Snuck out a couple weeks ago to snap some pics of this girlie and only getting around to posting it now haha. So cool to...
04/25/2025

Snuck out a couple weeks ago to snap some pics of this girlie and only getting around to posting it now haha. So cool to have documented her growth and development and she’s matured into such a lovely (but still silly and goofy) young adult 😍!

Ever wanted to meet a Eurasier in real life? Victra and human (and a couple other Eurasiers and breeders) are at the Mee...
04/18/2025

Ever wanted to meet a Eurasier in real life? Victra and human (and a couple other Eurasiers and breeders) are at the Meet the Breeds at the Canadian Pet Expo in Mississauga this weekend! Over 40 breeds are represented here. Come say hi!

A huge thank you to Margaret and Nancy from Naku Eurasiers and EverEndeavor Eurasiers respectively for all the work organizing, designing, and setting up the booth and then letting Victra and I crash it! Without them, this booth would not exist at CPE.

I am so pleased to announce that Maze has passed all of her required breeding healths as outlined by our national breed ...
04/01/2025

I am so pleased to announce that Maze has passed all of her required breeding healths as outlined by our national breed club, the Eurasier Club of Canada. This testing includes:
- Hips (Maze's result: Excellent)*
- Elbows (Maze's result: Normal)*
- Thyroid (Maze's result: Normal)
- Eyes (Maze's result: Normal)
- Patellar Luxation (Maze's result: Normal)
- Dandy Walker-Like Malformation (Maze's result: Clear by parentage, DNA result pending)

As a bonus, her dentition (Complete) and her PennHip tests (0.30/0.28) were completed as well!

*The OFA dictates that any x-rays conducted under 24 months of age are deemed "preliminary". Maze's hip and elbow x-rays were conducted 5 weeks shy of her second birthday. The reason for this is that we intended to breed Maze for her third heat cycle, and based on my calculations, she would enter that heat cycle just shy of her second birthday so we opted to proactively get her x-rays done, even if they are prelims.

I am delighted with Maze's "Excellent" hips, and even though it's unlikely there will be dramatic changes or downgrades in her score, I plan to update her test results with "final" x-rays in the future in order get her CHIC number.

With the completion of these tests, Maze is now eligible to breed. If you are interested in a Maze puppy with an estimated arrival this summer, reach out now for an application.

Hi friends! I am woefully terrible at posting on Facebook but in light of some achievements that we're pretty proud of o...
10/01/2024

Hi friends! I am woefully terrible at posting on Facebook but in light of some achievements that we're pretty proud of over here, thought I'd share what we've been up to!

This past weekend, Maze and I participated in the Eurasier Club of Canada's Regional & National Specialty shows, held in conjunction with the Burlington Kennel & Obedience Club's All Breed Shows. We are over the moon with some pretty spectacular results:

Friday
All Breed Show under judge David Gilmore: Reserve Winners Bitch
ECC Regional Specialty under judge Sandy Alexander: Best in Specialty Show(!)

Saturday
All Breed Show under judge Dann Wilson: Best of Opposite S*x
ECC National Specialty under judge Ann Felske-Jackman: Best in Specialty Show (!!)
*with this win, she finished her Canadian championship!*

Sunday
All Breed Show under judge Mike Jackman: Best of Breed & Group 2 in the Working Group(!!!)

Maze is out of Victra (CH Pacific Coast's Victra au Barka CD NS CGN) x Taiko (GCH Daodejing Odaiko Juusun).

It is an incredible honour to be recognized so highly by such well-respected judges with this puppy from my very first litter. I'm pleased with what this pairing has produced; she is an improvement over her mom and a solid representation of my goals to preserve and improve the breed with thoughtful pairings with a focus on temperament, structure, and health.

Now that Maze has finished her Canadian championship, she'll go through her health tests next year after she turns two and who knows, maybe this time next year, there'll be little Maze puppies on the ground! 👀👀

Pending CKC confirmation, Maze is now:
MBISS BBPIS CH Glenfell's Amazing Electra au Barka

Copying this caption from our Instagram post last week, but updated it with fresh off the press 7 week photos!As of now,...
06/18/2023

Copying this caption from our Instagram post last week, but updated it with fresh off the press 7 week photos!

As of now, we still have one male available from this litter. I would love for him to go to someone interested in showing OR based in Ottawa or Toronto as I think there’s a lot of potential for him but I’d also be happy for him to just go to a loving home anywhere! If you know of anyone interested in a lovely boy, please feel free to reach out.

As a responsible and ethical breeder, my priorities are to focus on temperament, health, and structure, in that order.

Structure is a description of how well the dog is put together from a musculoskeletal perspective and how well it fits into the breed description. There are a few characteristics that are generally ideal amongst most breeds, as a well-structured dog means that they will have a lower chance of injuries as they age.

We evaluate structure by “stacking” the puppies - putting them into a square stance and looking at their direct profile view.

I have been stacking these puppies since they were 3.5 weeks old and comparing them as they develop over the weeks to identify which puppy would be the best candidate to be a conformation/show prospect and potentially being part of the breeding pool, depending if they pass all their health evaluations when they turn two years old. Here’s a glimpse of what they look like right now at 7 weeks!

It must be noted that while week 4-7 stacked photos are helpful in giving you a clue as to which puppies to keep an eye on, it’s generally accepted that week 8 is the *best* age to evaluate them, as they will look most like what they will look like as an adult, from a proportion perspective. Before and after week 8, the puppies go through what we call “puppy uglies”, as different parts of their bodies go through different developmental phases and they look a bit disproportionate.

The pups are still looking a bit leggy in these photos but these are definitely an improvement over last week. I’m also thrilled that they are EXCITED to be stacked! Can you spot the wagging tails?? Can’t wait for the final stacked photos next week!

Since I neglected this page in favour of posting on Instagram (.au.barka), I’m giving first look at 4-week pupp...
05/28/2023

Since I neglected this page in favour of posting on Instagram (.au.barka), I’m giving first look at 4-week puppy photos to my Facebook followers!

The inaugural Glenfell Eurasiers litter - random cellphone snaps through their first 8 weeks 🥰
05/26/2023

The inaugural Glenfell Eurasiers litter - random cellphone snaps through their first 8 weeks 🥰

In case there are any data nerds out there, here's a chart outlining the puppies' weight gain over the first nine days. ...
05/08/2023

In case there are any data nerds out there, here's a chart outlining the puppies' weight gain over the first nine days. You'll see that most of the puppies had a slight dip in their weight during their first 48 hours, which, while stressful for us, is fairly normal, since mom only produces colostrum initially (lower calories), and her milk hadn't come in yet.

As of today, all the puppies except for the two largest at birth (Clyde + Inky) have doubled their weight. Clyde and Inky continue to be two of the largest puppies in the litter so I'm not particularly concerned.

What we're working towards is that each puppy is gaining around 8% day over day and to ensure that the puppies remain relatively equal in size, so I'm focusing on ensuring that the bottom three gets more nursing time or gets the teats that produces the most milk (typically the rear ones).

Sorry Americans, you'll just have to convert from grams to ounces yourselves ;)

The first week has gone by in a flash, and these Pac-Man puppies have almost doubled their weight! We've settled into mo...
05/07/2023

The first week has gone by in a flash, and these Pac-Man puppies have almost doubled their weight! We've settled into more of a routine, mama Victra knows exactly what's expected of her, and we've even begun doing things like Early Neurological Stimulation, Early Scent Introduction, and nail clipping!

Here are their one-week portraits...you can really see some of their features and colouring starting to come out.

Formal introductions! Here's your first look into one day photos for the puppies! I am hoping to take regular progress p...
05/02/2023

Formal introductions! Here's your first look into one day photos for the puppies! I am hoping to take regular progress photos of these puppies to track how they grow and change through the weeks.

Apologies that these pictures are not the best - it was a rainy day and natural light was non-existent. Victra was displeased with me taking the puppies away from her so I had to work fast. Also, they may look docile and calm in these photos but don't be fooled...these newborn puppies can MOVE! I've since gotten some photography tips and hope that their one-week portraits will be improved!

We are so excited and happy to announce that Glenfell Eurasiers has welcomed our very first litter into the world. 7 hea...
05/01/2023

We are so excited and happy to announce that Glenfell Eurasiers has welcomed our very first litter into the world. 7 healthy puppies (4f/3m) were born on Saturday April 29. After a slow start for the first puppy, the rest came very quickly afterward…it was an incredible experience and the smoothest and most textbook delivery process that any first-time breeder could have possibly hoped for. Victra was an absolute trooper.

Mom and puppies are all doing well. Formal introductions and the litter theme will be announced in the coming days!

If anyone is emailing me, please allow me a few days to respond as I have my hands pretty full at this time.

Exciting news!! Victra had an ultrasound yesterday which confirmed that she. is. pregnant!!! She's about halfway through...
03/31/2023

Exciting news!! Victra had an ultrasound yesterday which confirmed that she. is. pregnant!!! She's about halfway through her 63-day gestational period right now with an expected delivery date for the end of April/beginning of May.

At this point, we do not know how many puppies she is carrying - ultrasounds are notoriously unreliable for counting puppies unless you have a very experienced sonographer.

Victra will be getting an x-ray in approximately a week before she is due, and the x-ray should provide more information on the number of puppies she's carrying.

There are still many chances that things could go wrong in a pregnancy, as it is common for dogs to reabsorb or miscarry their litters all the way up until the 6th or 7th week. Even after the 7th week, there are endless possibilities of issues during the delivery process.

For now, our primary focus is to keep her relaxed, stressed-free, and full of yummy food to ensure fat, happy, healthy babies.

Keep your fingers and paws crossed for us for healthy puppies and an easy pregnancy for Victra!

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