Alissa Black | Breeder since 2002 | Educator and Author
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Our Mastiffs
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Freedom (AKC Champion)
Current Stud
Freedom just won his Championship within less than 4 days of being shown. On the 5th day he competed against the #1 Mastiff in America for Grand Championship points and took Select Dog both days. We expect him to become a Grand Champion.
Freedom is heavily line bred from Hollesley Medicine Man, arguably the greatest show Mastiff of all time, who appears at least 66 times in his pedigree, with a heavy concentration around generation 10-12. More recently, he is line bred on GCH CH Deer Creek's Cletus II. Freedom's father, CH Deer Creek's Otis, is a Cletus son. And Freedom's mother is a full sibling to Cletus. The male line weighs in around 235-250. At 18 months, Freedom currently weighs about 190 with room to grow.

Bane
Retired First Generation Stud
Bane is built on a pedigree that blends international influence with proven American show lines. Within just 4 generations, his lineage includes an imported Russian Champion, a Grand Champion, and multiple Champions known for structure, substance, and consistency.
His pedigree reflects a thoughtful balance of size, stability, and long-term breed integrity, bringing together lines that have produced both ring success and dependable, real-world Mastiffs. We love that he represents genetic diversity and size in our line.

Nena
Retired First Generation Female
Nena was the best mother you ever met, naturally whelping large litters and raising them throughout the most challenging growth seasons. Nena is anchored by a Grand Champion Silver appearing as her grandfather, an exceptionally close and meaningful placement of elite show recognition. Within just four generations, her pedigree reflects a dense concentration of Champion-titled dogs, combining proven structure, consistency, and generational quality that serious programs are built on.



