Irish Eyes Kennels    

est. 1992

A small FAMILY OWNED and OPERATED 

3.5 acres with indoor/outdoor kennels.

We DO NOT sell to BROKERS or PET STORES. 

All our pups/retired dogs are adopted directly to their new owners.  We breed for quality, not quantity, with integrityfor reproducing, purebred dogs, for the purebred dog lover!

Please spay or nueter your pets, breeding dogs is NOT A MONEY making quick fix.  It takes alot of money and time to produce quality and you must be 100% dedicated to work hard with a lifetime commitment to these dogs, their pups and the new owners.

(If for any reason, our you cannot keep your pet purchased from us, any age or gender, call us to help you replace them in a new reliable home.)

IRISH EYES KENNELS

has been in business since 1992,

we started with one male Rottweiler "Jake", although he grew into a huge and beautiful looking Rottie, his temperament was less desireable for our standards.  So this is when our Temperament testing for our new purchases bacame a must.  This is how we found our first breeding Rott, "Nikkie" a sterdy and loyal female born out of litter of 12 pups.  We now carry her bloodline (5 generations long)along with quality outcross lines of West Germany and German Rotties.

We also started 2 years after that with the German Shepherd dogs.  Our first investment was a proven already bred, female named Lutzaus Shasta Judeen.  She was bred by and sold by a local breeder of 35 years.  This bloodline has been with us now for 10 years, the pedigrees will speek for themselves.  We have added Czech lines and have also OFA certified all of our breeding Shepherds.  The hablitating disease of Hip Dysplasia is so rampid and vicious in todays GSDs we felt this would help to reassure our buyers we are serious about the health and longivity of our dogs!

   We have then since added the Pembroke Welsh Corgi a very hardy and loyal breed, much like the German Shepherds, just 1/8 of their size.  These VERSITAL dogs love to work and are much easier to travel with and keep in homes than your larger herding dogs.