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Why Iiah's (Eeyore's in English)? Because, when I finally, after years of asking, got the permission from my parents to get my own dog, the one I got was without a tail. At that time it was common to cut off the tails of Rottweilers and our Barry was no exception. He was also quite stubborn and at the time 14 years old me had difficulties with managing about 10 kg more weighting dog our our walks - as a true donkey, he stood still sometimes or decided to move.. backwards.

Years later, Grey moved in - almost the same size with donkey and also almost the same by color. I had searched for him for long, but faith had its own plans - when in a small village next to our town, in Alliku, a litter of wolfhounds were born, Grey was the last pup to stay at home and going to "see" him was faith. Due to his size, it was easy to confuse him with donkeys - so in 2007, we registered our kenne name "Iiah's".

Later, longhaired kaninchen dachshunds moved in - but you can read more about them on their own page, about other wolfhounds on their pages and about havanese on their page.

I have always been active also in dog clubs, being currently member of Estonian Kennel Union's supervisory board, president of Estonian Irish Wolfhound and Deerhound Club, member of Estonian Dachshund Club's breeding committee, member of the Pärnu Dog Breeders Regional Club as well as member of the board in Lääne-Harju Dog Breeders Club.

Since 2010 I am also FCI international dog show judge for some breeds from groups 5, 6, 8 and 9 and all breeds from groups 2, 4, 7 and 10.

We have been on the top list of Estonian Dachshund Club #3 breeder in 2015, #1 breeder in 2016 and 2017, 2018 and 2019, several our dogs have also placings from the top list.

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Kristin Kerem, kennel Iiah's