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.
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