The Boys of LoblollyDonaghy offers outstanding conformation and an affectionate temperament, representing a fortuitous blend of Windancing, Seawind, Eureka, Alleghany, and Dickendall lines. Donaghy is a proven producer of beautiful, healthy scion, the beloved Lab of our eldest daughter, and her special soccer buddy.
Donaghy's Pedigree |
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Vaugo
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Residing in NC with my brother, Vaugo is an excellent example of the best of the Windancing breeding program, and as a beautiful expression of an English style Labrador, embodies the marriage of Windancing, Breezy, Keepsake, and Kelleygreen lines. While Vaugo has done well for himself in the show ring with very limited outings -- Open Chocolate at the Badger Specialty in 2010, Second in his class at both the Potomac and Pittsburgh Specialties in 2008-- his charm lay primarily in his laid back personality: he much prefers the home life. |
Timber
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Timber's beauty and intelligence are testimony to the same of his old man, Vaugo (pictured above). Timber also resides in NC with my other brother-- our breeding program truly is a family endeavor-- where he enjoys the life of a farm dog, which means plenty of time for lounging in the grass and swimming in the pond.
Herzog
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Herzog sports the massive head and solid body that are the hallmark of the English Labrador. Herzog's pedigree is nearly entirely Windancing lines. A darker shade on the yellow spectrum, Herzog is the progeny of the very light yellow Windancing's C'Mon Cabe (pictured below) and a very dark yellow/red dam, also of Windancing lines. Most importantly, Herzog is a consummate gentleman of kind, inquisitive intelligence who charms everyone that he meets.
Herzog's Pedigree
Herzog's Pedigree
Cabe
Cabe resides in Pennsylvania with Sandy Shreffler at the original Windancing kennel. Cabe, a Vaugo son, is sire to both Herzog (above) and Jubal (see Female page) and consistently throws outstanding progeny with excellent bone and pleasing temperaments.
Tonto
Half brother to Donaghy, son of Windancing's McCloud, Tonto recently made the journey south from PA and now resides with us in Tennessee. He is a beautiful boy, affectionate and loving, but frequently mistakes arm-sized logs for retrieving sticks.
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