Genna has been a consitant performer from a young age.   She has been awarded many Class in Group, Class in Show, Best in Group and her biggest award yet, is to have been awarded Best In Show (Championship Specialty) at the 2005 Dalmatian Club of NSW under Mr Ake Cronendar (handled by Jonathan Marshall) & Runner Up Best in Show (All Breeds Championship Show) under Mr R Bridgford (Vic).

Genna spends most of her time chasing her other brothers and sisters around the paddock.   Genna smiles consistently and is always out to please.   One of her favourite past times is to steal socks from anywhere she can get them.   Genna's temperament is second to none, along with her energy levels; two qualities that I believe breeders would love to have in all dogs that they bred.

In May 2005 Genna whelped her first litter sired by Aust Grand Ch Pampard Paris Project "Dylan".   From this litter there are progeny in the show ring at the moment doing well.   Look out for them in the ring as they start to make their way into the senior classes.

Genna is a beautiful liver bitch that just oozes happiness and elegance. Her movement is excellent and she covers the ground well.   Genna is a lovely type; very feminie and a picture to look at.   She is sound with a lovely dark eye and excellent pigment.

Genna is owned by Ian, Jonathan & Shellie Marshall, David Mann & Kirstin Bullen-Mann and handled by Kirstin Bullen-Mann and David Mann.

Geoffrey is a Australian Grand Champion and has won Multi Best in Shows, Runner Up Best In Specialty Show, Class in Show, Best in Group, RU Best in Group and Class in group winner.

Geoffrey has been a consistent place getter at all specialties and Royals. He's consistently been in the winners circle from a very young age.

Geoffrey covers the ground with ease and his movement is outstanding. Geoffrey has beautiful dark eyes with an exceptional top line and tail set. He is a great specimen of the breed.

Geoffrey is owned by Ian, Jonathan & Shellie Marshall, David Mann & Kirstin Bullen-Mann and handled by Kirstin Bullen-Mann and David Mann.