Airedale and Irish Terrier lovers. My first Airedale for show and breeding was Teaka, Ch. Contaire's My Day Will Come, she would go on to be my foundation bitch.
I have owned Airedales since 1989 and Irish since 2006 when I was introduced by my incredible friend & mentor, Susan Anderson. She was bred by Susan Anderson without whom I would have given up on the breed I care for so deeply long ago. She also introduced me to the Irish Terrier when I met her girl "Blitz". Together in 2003 Susan and I imported Mitro from Moscow to expand our Airedale gene pool a
nd then in 2006 and 2008 we imported "Duke" and "Hardi" from France to expand into Irish Terriers. In 2015 I discovered Dan , and he soon discovered his passion for Terriers and has never looked back. In 2017 we went back to France to bring home Duke's granddaughter Nice. All of these dogs go onto influence our program today and we are so thankful to the breeders who shared them with us. All of our puppies are born in the house and live with us until approximately 9 weeks old. They are exposed to our other dogs as well as our cats and experience the busy household right from the get-go. All of our dogs live as house dogs, share our couches & popcorn too (at least they think they should! At the end of the day most of them sleep in our bedroom. Our priority is the preservation of both these amazing breeds. We are dedicated to the survival of the type and temperament people around the world have adored for generations. We breed very few litters and with great care the puppies we do produce are coveted and celebrated.
14/01/2025
Penny headed off to Chilliwack last week, and we'd dare say she is fitting in just fine! We are so happy to welcome Jason and Kendra into the Sionnach family, and hope Penny can ease a lil of the pain from losing their precious Irish, Griffyn.
12/01/2025
In Ireland
12/01/2025
In Ireland, Co. Cork
01/01/2025
We are excited to announce Ms.Penny is on her way to B.C next week.
After careful consideration we have decided to place Penny into a wonderful Irish friendly home!
We look forward to seeing and sharing lots of photos of this wonderful girl as she grows.
01/01/2025
23/12/2024
Someone had a busy day playing outside.
13/12/2024
Happy 4th Birthday Tsarevich!!🎉🍀🎁🎊🎂
01/12/2024
Izzy the Airedale is fitting in just fine. She loves the kitties and decided she should have an espresso with us.
We had a fun weekend at the Wheat City Kennel Club show this weekend.
Tsar showed very well this weekend, receiving a Group 4th, with Richela, from Judge Linda St. Hilaire and a Group 4th with Dan from Irish Judge Colm Beattie.
He also got to show in Jr. handlers, placing 3rd in the class!
And of course we gave a helping hand to our friend grooming her Airedale Lily, who just finished her Canadian Championship with a Best in Breed! Congrats Sharon and Shawndee.
30/10/2024
The adventures of Izzy the Airedale!
23/10/2024
Introducing Solaire's Kismet From Imprimis.
Call name will be Izzy. She is Pasha's great neice.
Richela took a trip to Minnesota and 'surprised' Dan.
Special thanks to Lisa Berglin at Impimis kennels for this little girl.
14/10/2024
A lazy fall day...
08/10/2024
Happy 2nd Birthday to our 'Thanksgiving' litter! Johnny (MB), Victor (PQ), Oscar (ON), Bean (BC) and Eirinn (here with us)!
A wonderful email from Oscar's owner, Scott. "He’s honestly been just the best dog - playful, curious, affectionate, super social, and a joy to have around (mostly! Haha). Everybody adores him. Thank you!!"
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Tully's other playmate! We are so lucky to get these wonderful videos from our puppy homes! The more the merrier!
Tully (Leonard) met his new owners 'grand-dog' Olive! They hit it off great! Let the Terrier games begin. Westmount will never be the same! 🤣
Another through the window... one of them really gets the I.T spins at the end. 🤣
Penny and Leonard chasing each other.
Please excuse the dirty window/screen. 😬
Penny sitting looking so pretty, and Leonard being Leonard. 🤣
A regular occasion here.
Romee getting her puppies to chase her around the yard, and Nice joining in.
I'm coming!! Howard.
Howard chasing Nice back and forth along fence.
Nice and Romee playing
Angus, of the Tragically Hip Airedale litter, has been visiting for two months and has been enjoying playtime with the puppies and Romee in the yard, with the puppies following him around like he's the Pied Piper.
Our property's ThunderDome, unfilled since we bought the property, serves as a jungle gym for our litters. This helps our puppies grow strong, develop their abilities, and enjoy playtime.
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A short history...
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I have had Airedales since 1989 and Irish since 2006. I first started showing
Airedales in 2000 with Teaka, Ch Contraire's My Day Will Come, who is my
foundation bitch.
The lady behind Contraire Kennels in Minnesota is Susan Anderson. Without her guidance and advice I would have long ago given up on a breed that I love so dearly and want to preserve. She truly is the definition of what a mentor should aspire to be! Susan is also the reason I fell in love with the Irish, thanks to her Irish "Blitz".
Together in 2003 we brought over Mitro from Moscow in order to expand our
Airedale gene pool. Then in 2006 we brought Duke over from France and Hardi in 2008 to help our Irish gene pool. We are very thankful that Florence and Michel Guerin entrusted us with their boys Duke and Hardi! And in 2017 ‘Nice’ joined us! She is the grand-daughter to Duke!
All our puppies are born in our house and live with us until they are approximately 9 weeks old. They get to experience all the noisy activities of a busy household! They play with other dogs and cats in the home.
All our older dogs live with us inside the house, watch tv with us and share the popcorn or try to. At the end of the day most of them end up sleeping in the
bedroom!
The reason we breed is to help ensure the survival of both the Airedale and Irish Terriers in order to preserve the type and temperament that people all over the world love and appreciate. We don't have many litters and don't have them frequently , so when there are puppies it is a reason to celebrate!