Breezy won the American Boxer Club Futurity in 1993 and was an all-breed Best in Show winner. She is the dam of Ch Rummer Run's High Noon, SOM and Ch Rummer Run's Major General. Major General won the American Boxer Club Futurity in 1998. Major General's son, Ch Bayview Strikes Again, won the American Boxer Club Futurity in 2003.  We believe this three generation winning of the ABC Futurity is unprecedented.  We bought Breezy as a seven week old puppy from Eileen McClintock.  She was handled by Johnny Johnson.

Mary Jane was a puppy sensation, finishing her championship in only 7 shows from the 9-12 month puppy class.  She went Best of Breed over 90 entries and about 15 Champions from the puppy class three days in a row.  She was an ABC Top 20 Contender. Mary Jane is the dam of Ch Rummer Run's Ticker Tape, SOM and Ch Rummer Run's Tattle Tail (Tattle Tail is the dam of Ch Rummer Run's Stardust).  Mary Jane was handled by Alberto Berrios.

Rowdy was one of our most beloved dogs.  She was also our first homebred champion and her head study is the basis for our logo.

Ticker was a Sire of Merit and typically produced short-backed Boxers with good angulation, good movement and particularly nice heads.  He was an ABC Top 20 Contender.  He won many specialty Best of Breed awards.  Ticker consistently won Group placements.  He was owned for a short time by Judson Streicher and after his show career was over, he was returned to us.  He was expertly handled by Johnny Johnson.

Cooper is a Sire of Merit and has 22  champions.  He was a beautifully moving dog with size and reach.  His dam, Ch Holly Lane's Free as the Wind, was the 1993 American Boxer Club's Grand Futurity Winner.  His sire was Ch Hi-Tech's Arbitrage, SOM.  Cooper was the sire of Ch Carillon's Elegance of Rummer Run who was Best of Breed at the American Boxer Club National show in 2001 and 2002, and finished her career with 23 all-breed Best in Show awards. He has recently sired a litter out of Ch Rummer Run's Vanity Fair using frozen semen. 

Ellie won 23 all-breed Best in Shows.  She won Best of Breed at the American Boxer Club National Show in 2001 and 2002.  In 2002 she won the ABC Top 20 Competition.  She went Best of Breed and Group #3 at the 2002 Westminster Kennel Club show.  Ellie was shown throughout her career by Rick Justice.

Pom Pom's new owners are Elizabeth and Bill Pedersen of New York City.  Pom Pom has exchanged her show career for daily walks in Central Park and spends the weekends with the Pedersens at their home on Shelter Island.

Elizabeth reports that she and Bill get many compliments on Pom Pom during their walks with her in Central Park and that she's a pretty good guard dog when they are on Shelter Island.