No. 01
Afghan Hound
Afghanistan, antiquity
Grand estates with gardens for solitary reverie and one devoted owner.
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perfectly matched.
We work years ahead with our private register of breeders to select only the healthiest puppies. We are able to source any breed recognized by the AKC or the Royal Kennel Club in the UK.
I
Intake
A considered conversation about temperament, residence, and the cadence of your days.
II
Curation
Our matchmakers weigh breed character against your way of living — every parameter intentional.
III
Introduction
We surface available puppies from our private register of breeders — exclusively.
Pedigrees on the Register
A few of our select breeds.
No. 02
Akita
Japan, 17th c. samurai estates
Stately homes where loyalty and quiet dignity are treasured above all.
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No. 03
Bernese Mountain Dog
Swiss alpine farms, antiquity
Mountain houses, cool climates, and households with children.
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No. 04
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
England, 17th c. royal court
Pied-à-terres, penthouses, and anyone who reads in the morning.
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No. 05
Chinese Crested
Chinese trading ships, 13th c.
Warm apartments and townhouses where a graceful, hypoallergenic companion is prized.
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No. 06
Clumber Spaniel
Nottinghamshire, England, 18th c. ducal kennels
Country houses and shooting estates who appreciate a thoughtful, unhurried sporting spaniel.
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No. 07
Doberman Pinscher
Apolda, Germany, 1890s (Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann)
Estates and city townhouses that value a refined, protective companion of exceptional intelligence.
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No. 08
English Bulldog
England, 13th c. (later refined as a companion)
Townhouses and apartments where a calm, watchful presence is preferred.
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No. 09
English Cocker Spaniel
England, 19th c. sporting gentry
Country houses and active families who appreciate a joyful, elegant sporting companion.
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No. 10
English Springer Spaniel
England, 16th c. sporting estates
Country houses and active families who appreciate a spirited, elegant sporting companion.
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No. 11
English Toy Spaniel
England, 17th c. royal court
Refined apartments and quiet households who treasure a calm, aristocratic companion.
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No. 12
French Bulldog
Paris ateliers, 19th c.
Manhattan lofts and design-forward owners who travel often.
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No. 13
Greyhound
Egypt, antiquity (pharaoh's hound)
Refined apartments and quiet households who appreciate effortless grace.
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No. 14
Harrier
England, 13th c. (hare-hunting packs)
Sporting estates and active rural households with land to roam.
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No. 15
Hungarian Vizsla
Hungary, 10th c. Magyar nobility
Ranches, equestrian estates, and active families with land to roam.
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No. 16
Labrador Retriever
Newfoundland, 18th c.
Lake houses, sporting estates, and families of every shape.
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No. 17
Löwchen
France / Germany, Renaissance courts
Palatial apartments and collectors of rare, historic breeds.
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No. 18
Otterhound
England, 12th c. (pack hound of the river)
Rural estates with water access and owners who appreciate a rare, noble hound.
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No. 19
Pug
China, antiquity (imperial companion of emperors)
Refined apartments and devoted households who treasure a comedic, affectionate companion.
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No. 20
Standard Poodle
Germany / France, 15th c.
Refined urban estates and cultured households who value intellect above all.
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No. 21
Welsh Springer Spaniel
Wales, 17th c. sporting estates
Country houses and shooting families who appreciate a quieter, one-family sporting spaniel.
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"We do not sell puppies. We arrange introductions between two families — one human, one canine — who were always meant to find each other."
— GildedLeash, Founding Matchmaker