Litter Planned Autumn 2026
Lagotto Romagnolos have been part of my life for many years not just as dogs I breed, but as companions I train, show, and live alongside. I’ve worked with the breed across disciplines, from conformation and enrichment-based training to competitive work, always with a deep respect for their sensitivity, intelligence, and joyful spirit.
I breed selectively and sparingly, with a focus on health, temperament, and lifelong support. My dogs are raised in a calm, enriched environment where their emotional wellbeing matters as much as their physical development. I choose breeding dogs not only for their structure and soundness, but for their ability to thrive as working partners and family companions.
My upcoming litter reflects this ethos. The dam, Remi (Emmroche Emiliana), descends from lines that include a Crufts Best in Show winner, her aunt, through her paternal grandfather. It’s a quiet but meaningful connection that speaks to the balance and quality behind her. These puppies will carry forward a lineage known for confident, affectionate temperaments and correct conformation.
Puppy Culture method
I raise my puppies using the Puppy Culture method, an enrichment-based approach that nurtures confidence, curiosity and emotional resilience from the very start. This gives each pup a strong foundation, but its only the beginning.
Once a puppy goes home, it's up to the new owner to continue that journey. Training, consistency and thoughtful guidance are essential. As a dog trainer, I see how early investment pays off but only when owners commit to building on it.
Whether you’re looking for a Lagotto to work with, show, or simply love, I offer thoughtful guidance and lifelong support. My commitment is not just to the breed but to the people and families who welcome these dogs into their lives.
Please make sure you have met the breed before contacting me. There are events held throughout the year by the Lagotto Romagnolo Association. It's also worth attending Championship Dog shows which are open for the public to come and watch. Check both Higham Press and Fossedata online for shows coming up in your area. You then have the chance to see and meet the breed.
I breed selectively and sparingly, with a focus on health, temperament, and lifelong support. My dogs are raised in a calm, enriched environment where their emotional wellbeing matters as much as their physical development. I choose breeding dogs not only for their structure and soundness, but for their ability to thrive as working partners and family companions.
My upcoming litter reflects this ethos. The dam, Remi (Emmroche Emiliana), descends from lines that include a Crufts Best in Show winner, her aunt, through her paternal grandfather. It’s a quiet but meaningful connection that speaks to the balance and quality behind her. These puppies will carry forward a lineage known for confident, affectionate temperaments and correct conformation.
Puppy Culture method
I raise my puppies using the Puppy Culture method, an enrichment-based approach that nurtures confidence, curiosity and emotional resilience from the very start. This gives each pup a strong foundation, but its only the beginning.
Once a puppy goes home, it's up to the new owner to continue that journey. Training, consistency and thoughtful guidance are essential. As a dog trainer, I see how early investment pays off but only when owners commit to building on it.
Whether you’re looking for a Lagotto to work with, show, or simply love, I offer thoughtful guidance and lifelong support. My commitment is not just to the breed but to the people and families who welcome these dogs into their lives.
Please make sure you have met the breed before contacting me. There are events held throughout the year by the Lagotto Romagnolo Association. It's also worth attending Championship Dog shows which are open for the public to come and watch. Check both Higham Press and Fossedata online for shows coming up in your area. You then have the chance to see and meet the breed.
Some good advice on approaching a breeder!
https://rufflyspeaking.wordpress.com/2009/04/26/puppy-buyer-ettiquette/