Great Swiss Mountain Dog Lancelot of the Lake from Swiss Star
Breed: Great Swiss Mountain Dog
Location: Bleicherode, Thuringia
Stud Fee: $2,000
Registration: FCI
CHIC Number: 16.05.2023 P2Y12, HUU, DM, MH - N/N
Breeding Options: Local breeding · Shipped semen
Lancelot was born in the Czech Republic in 2020. His mother was born in the Czech Republic and still lives there. His father was born in America and was imported to the Czech Republic. Lancelot’s first show took place in Germany in 2021. He immediately won Best Junior in Show (BJIS) out of 91 dogs (including 23 juniors). Following this success, we attended a total of 47 shows (CAC and CACIB) across Europe over the course of four years, earning 44 CACs, 29 BOBs, 4 BOSs, and 25 CACIBs. He enjoys s
How to Book This Breeding
Contact the stud owner directly using the information on this page. Before scheduling, confirm the stud's brucellosis test is current (within 30 days of the planned breeding date) and request copies of health testing documentation and registration papers. This stud offers shipped semen — chilled semen is viable for 48–72 hours and can be shipped to your reproductive veterinarian for insemination. Frozen semen is also available from some studs and can be stored indefinitely at a vet facility. Confirm shipping details and preferred semen-collection timing directly with the owner.
What to Confirm Before Breeding
Always use a signed stud dog contract before proceeding. A written agreement should cover the stud fee amount and payment schedule, the return-heat policy if your dam misses (most reputable studs offer a free return service), AKC or UKC paperwork responsibilities, and any pick-of-litter arrangements. Getting these terms in writing protects both parties.
About Great Swiss Mountain Dog Stud Services
A quality Great Swiss Mountain Dog should have health records appropriate for the breed — such as OFA hip and elbow evaluations, breed-specific genetic panel results from a certified lab like Embark or Paw Print Genetics, and current brucellosis testing. Ask the breeder for documentation and verify health results and registration details directly with the relevant organizations; listing information does not guarantee breeding or litter eligibility.