I am a member of the Canadian Canine Club since more than fifteen years and a member of the Great Dane Club of Quebec. I adhere to the code of ethic of breeders and I reproduce my dogs as well as possible in an occasional way of my knowledge while trying as possible to widen my horizons in the canine world at the best of of my availabilities. I am also very concerned by education and always tries to inform the cynophiles. The name of my breeding comes from the localization of our first house; it was at the edge of the Bayonne river, and a wood cross (that is to say "Croy" as old French, which decides "croi") was planted there... very a long time ago.

Of all the colors recognized in this beautiful breed, I chose the Harlequin. Although particularly interesting since each "marking" of harlequin is single in oneself, being a breeder of harlequin is not a easy task... Since subjects harlequins, or resulting from harlequins, are born five different colors of which three only can be presented in shows. The subjects being able to be selected are thus in a restricted number. It is a long-term job, however but with the passing of years, by approaching it with meticulousness and rigour, I think that it is possible to obtain it in what I believe much, health, a balanced temperament and a beautiful conformation. Then, like I so much often note it in many our emails:

With the pleasure of meeting you,

Gracielle Dumais