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Ch Taliesin's La'dir of Eagle "Grennie"

Grennie, was bred by Donna & David Smith. Grennie was already a finished champion when we got him from the Smiths. He was 4 years old when he came to live with us. He took agility classes for several years although he never competed, he enjoyed the process until he had to stop jumping due to his age. We lost him shortly after his 10th birthday in Feb 2007.

Ch Karn's Emann of Eagle

He came to us as a 2 yr old from Jackie Karpinski & Sam Ewing.  We lost him a few months short of his 10th birthday on Dec10, 2004. Emann, often known as "Emann the Demon" to his friends gained that reputation as a youngster. He was a well behaved gentleman by the time he came to us. A constant companion,  he leaves a huge hole in our pack and lives.

R Noble Carraig Liath

Carrick .... our really big guy.He was the rock star of the family.  We really felt like roadies taking him places.  He once emptied a tour bus of seniors at a rest stop - they all ran out with their video's & cameras much to the chagrin of the driver. He posed for more photos with more kids than any other dog we've owned.  He was an honest 37 inches at the withers and weighed 195 pounds.  And loved being the center of attention!

Sciota's Dubhthach An Realt

Duffy - came from Claire & Jack Parker.  He was born in 1989 & was a hound of sweet temperament.  He was well loved by us and all the other dogs that lived with him.

Karn's Farrell of Eagle

Farrell - at the Celtic Classic in Bethlehem, this photo was taken by Hub Wilson who kindly sent us a copy.  The little girls were just three little Irish redheads who decided that Farrell was just their cup of tea.  He enjoyed working the day at the tent for Celtic Dogs in the children's section of the festival.  
We lost Farrell to bloat at just 3 years of age.  

Pequest Knoll Eoin MacNiall

Eoin - Our first Irish Wolfhound puppy was from Dave & Fran Hall. Pequest Knoll Eoin MacNiall born Jan 1979.  Here he is being shown as a Veteran in 1987.

Rudy.

Our third Irish Wolfhound - a rescue dog - Rudy - was placed with us at three years old by the people who bought him from a pet store.  He was diminutive in size but great in heart. He lived to a grand old age - just one month shy of 14 years old.

Daneen of Pequest Knoll

Daneen "Danny" shortly after his rescue in New York - 1978. Our very first dog - Danny - was a placement at three years old from Dave & Fran Hall after he was rescued in New York city from some bad circumstances.  We got him in 1977. 

Here he is tolerating our niece Norma when she was learning to walk.