Doc Holliday comes from some of the strongest IGP breeding in the world. His sire, Campari vom Clan der Wölfe, is an IGP3 and the 2019 AWMA National Champion, and he finished 5th at the 2019 FMBB World Championship. Campari’s littermate Conan vom Clan der Wölfe won the FMBB World Championship in both 2018 and 2019, and their older sister Ashley also made the top eight at Worlds. Doc’s dam, Fireballs Amber, is an IGP3 and the 2023 Canadian National Champion who went on to compete at the FMBB World Championship. His pedigree is known for precision, intelligence, a deep connection with the handler, and strong prey drive.
Layla is bred for real-world hardness. Her pedigree is linebred on the renowned Dutch police-dog sire Nero van de Annahenhof, KNPV PH1, who appears twice. Alongside him are Lizzy van de Zilveren Loop, KNPV PH1, and her sire Guido van Valesca’s Home, a 440-point PH1 dog and runner-up at the 2012 Dutch PH1 championship. Through her dam, Skylar von Armour, and throughout her pedigree, Layla traces to Cartouche, son of French Ring champion Us’Ton du Calvaire aux Acacias and grandson of Judex. These lines are known for genuine civil drive, full and committed grips, and no quit under pressure, all carried with a clear head and a strong bond with the handler.
Together, Doc’s precision and handler connection meet Layla’s police-dog hardness and civil drive — IGP and KNPV foundation lines in the balance we breed for — and we are always improving our bloodline with the best dogs available in the country.
A Doc × Layla type cross is one example of how we build dogs with real protection ability, enough confidence to handle the world, and enough clarity for the right private home — and we keep adding the best dogs available in the country to strengthen the line.
Dogs that are clearheaded, athletic, attached to their people, naturally protective, trainable, and able to live with structure inside a family or estate environment.
Beyond color, sex, or “drive,” the pedigree helps frame what we expect to evaluate: confidence, recovery, handler connection, natural watchfulness, and the lifestyle where each dog is likely to succeed.
For current available dogs, the bloodline page supports the profile conversation. It explains why one dog may be suited to public life, another to home and property work, and another to a matched-pair placement.
