Meet Out Dogs

Ruger, Colter, Suki, Ally, and our Texas Heeler sisters Topaz and Ruby aren’t just breeding dogs—they’re part of our family. Each one brings something special to our program, from Ruger’s timeless genetics to Colter’s playful charm, from Suki’s affectionate nature to Ally’s loyalty and watchfulness. Together, they form the foundation of the puppies we’re proud to share with you.

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Ruger (Male)

Ruger is the dog we searched long and patiently for. We wanted a corgi from the older, foundational lines—known for their sturdiness, sound structure, and strong instincts—and Ruger embodies all of that and more. He’s healthy, balanced, and loves to work when asked, showing the classic herding drive that first made the breed so valuable. But just as importantly, Ruger has a gentle, steady nature that makes him a wonderful family dog. Protective and attentive without being overbearing, he’s just as content to trot out to help with chores as he is to curl up on the couch or stretch out by the fire at the end of the day. Registered with both AKC and CKC, Ruger represents the best of both worlds: a corgi with timeless working ability and the heart of a devoted companion.

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Colter (Male)

Colter is our class clown. An American Corgi with a striking brindle coat and one bright blue eye, he’s as unique as they come. Registered as a merle (brindle) with the CKC, Colter is everybody’s friend—outgoing, playful, and always ready for fun. He especially loves the water and is happiest when splashing around. While he brings the laughs, he’s also a dependable family dog, great with kids, animals, and new people alike.

Both Ruger and Colter are easygoing, trustworthy family dogs. They’re never aggressive, and they thrive in a busy household full of kids and animals.


A young girl climbing a rock wall on a wooden playset with a slide, with four dogs on the playset and ground nearby indoors in a backyard.
Small black and tan dog standing on grass field.

Suki (Female)

Suki is our affectionate, red-headed tri AKC corgi who has an incredible gift for connecting with people. She’s intelligent, calm, and not overly hyper—happy to relax when it’s time to chill, but with great recall and a willingness to engage when called. A wonderful mother with consistently large litters, Suki is emotionally in-tune with her family and often acts as a comforter, always aware of the moods of those around her.

A girl and a dog hugging inside a vehicle. The girl has her eyes closed and appears happy, while the dog is standing with front paws on the girl's lap, leaning into her embrace.
Scenic landscape with a mountain range, a lake, and grassy hills in the foreground.

Ally (Female)

Ally is our no-nonsense red and white AKC corgi. Paired with Ruger, she brings serious working-dog grit. More reserved with strangers, Ally takes her time to warm up—but once you’ve earned her trust, her loyalty is unmatched. She’s protective of her people and her home, intelligent, and discerning. Ally also carries the “bluey” gene, which gives her a rare smoke-gray (slate) coloring. She represents the classic, watchful side of the corgi temperament while still being a devoted companion.

Young girl climbing a wooden playset with a slide, while playing with a group of dogs including an Australian Shepherd on the slide, a brown and white dog at the bottom, and a black and white dog watching from the top.
Small black and tan dog with white markings standing on grass, licking its nose.

Topaz (Female, Texas Heeler)

Topaz is our gentle soul. A blue merle with striking blue eyes, she is endlessly sweet, submissive, and nurturing. Known for “adopting” anything smaller than her—whether it’s kittens, chicks, ducklings, or babies—she’s a natural caretaker. While she occasionally has bursts of energy, she quickly settles down and is happiest when caring for or protecting others.

A young girl hugging a black and white dog while sitting in a car on a sunny day.
Scenic view of mountains with a lake in the foreground and cloudy sky above.

Ruby (Female, Texas Heeler)

Ruby, Topaz’s full sister, is a red merle with blue eyes and a little more herding instinct. Like Topaz, she’s deeply loyal and affectionate with both animals and people, but she brings a protective edge that makes her an excellent guard dog. Together, the sisters balance gentleness with instinct, making them both wonderful additions to our home.

Child climbing on a wooden playset with multiple dogs playing around and on it, in a backyard.