Aryllmar Lhasa Apso

Owned by Maria Heneke

082 460 1921

Int.Ch., Gr.Ch. Aryllmar Moonlight Dream "Redford"
National Breed '22, '23

Int.Ch., Gr.Ch. Aryllmar Mystic Moon "Kelsy"

Celebrating 32 years of loving and being owned by the Lhasa Apso, Aryllmar Lhasa Apsos are extremely proud of our current home-bred dogs.

Redford and Kelsey are both Grand Champions, International Champions and, this year, have each earned their FCI Veteran Beauty Titles (subject to FCI Confirmation).

Redford is also National Lhasa Apso for 2022 & 2023.

2022 saw Kelsey take time out to be a mum, and her pups have achievements of their own.

Aryllmar Tiffany's Diamond JM (Tiffany) and Aryllmar Gucci Girl JM (Gucci) both achieved their Junior Merit titles.

Aryllmar Tommy Hilfiger Impact CGC-Br has passed his Canine Good Citizen Bronze level and currently working on his silver level.

My grateful thanks to the international breeders who have allowed me to be owned by some special Lhasas to be the foundation of Aryllmar Lhasa Apsos.

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Here at Aryllmar, we are committed to the Lhasa Apso as breed, always striving for excellence.

As a Preservation Breeder, our commitment includes:

•  Improving the breed. We only breed when we feel that a combination of certain dogs could result in progeny that will leave a legacy. Thus we pay attention to showing all our breeding prospects in order to measure them against the breed standard and choose the most suitable partner for every dog/ bitch.

•  Genetic Health. At Aryllmar, the genetic soundness of our breeding prospects is very important. For that reason all our dogs are health tested, and the results are published on our website. Furthermore, we keep the genetic health of our breeding prospects in mind when choosing their partners.

•  Puppies that are sound and healthy. Not only do we breed to better the breed, but we also pay attention to how the pups are raised. we put every effort into the little ones, socialising them as much as possible, stimulating them, and taking them for vet visits, to ensure that they are healthy and happy at the time of sale.

•  Ethical breeding and responsible breeding - quality being the key, not quantity.