Rowleys Kennel - Yesterday & Today

Our goal is to maintain the quality that we once got into our hands. 
At show or at home, our dogs always looks and feels like champions.

 


We got our first Japanese Spitz in 1975 and started breeding in 1983. Our bloodlines are based on the first dogs that came into Sweden in 1973 from Japan. They arrived at Alvretens kennels and our first broodbitch was
MitzaS N Ch Lp Alvretens Xendi
She was also worked in obedience trials and some tracking trials. Her bloodlines are still kept in our breeding today. Out of her we got S CH Rowley's Linus-Line in 1983. He became the first in the breed to be invited to the competition, Veteran of Veterans with the Swedish Kennel Club, a prestigous competition where only the top winners in that year are invited.
S Ch Swedish Winner-92 Rowley's Big Little Fellow is out of Linus-Line and has been Top Japanese spitz in 1992 and 1993. He was born in 1991, he was very young when he won.
We have Best In Show and Group Winners in our breeding as well.

Our very first JS was Ch Alvretens Fuji.
He was one of the first JS to enter and win an obedience trial. We bought him in 1975 and have been dedicated to the breed since.
We believe these dogs can be more than just beautiful and have worked our dogs sucessfully in obedience, field trials and agility. Our goal is to maintain the breed  sound both mentally and physically.


Rowleys Kennel have bred a number of champions and more are on their way. Our puppies are raised in our home.

 
 

aiko_ram.jpg (17283 byte)Rowleys Future

We have imported a female from Japan and we have also used a male from Japan for stud. That way we hope to be able to maintain a healthy and sound dog with the new bloodlines.

Pictures copyright © Dave Emery 1999-2006