About Us

Greg McLogan 

In 1997, Greg purchased his first Weimaraner from Joan Valdez of Valmar Kennels. That dog became Am/Can Ch. Valmar's Unanimous Decision, NSD CGC. Greg had  wanted a Weimaraner ever since he was a teen, but his neighbors had a Viszla that was mal-behaved, so Greg's parents opted for a Golden Retriever as the family pet rather than a Weim. Once he was on his own, Greg was free to fulfill his dream of owning a Grey Ghost.

He decided to try showing Dakota, and was instantly hooked on the sport as he won a major his third time in the ring. This began his involvement in the show world, and Dakota would go on to achieve great things, both as a show dog and as a sire. A few years later, Greg purchased a bitch from Vicki Ruiz and Joan Valdez, and eventually imported and purchased Ch. Juscanis Mater Ad Colsidex, who is the foundation of Unity Weimaraners.

While Dakota was being campaigned, Greg assisted professional handlers, Pam & Al Sage. The skills and knowledge gleaned from his time working for these first rate handlers could never be adequately explained in print, but suffice it to say that Greg is very grateful to Pam & Al for all their teachings about dog shows, breeding and so much more!

As a handler, Greg has shown multiple dogs to Best in Futurity, Best in Maturity, Best in Specialties, Group wins,  and many other tremendous wins.

Professsionally, Greg is an independent contract engineer in the marine industry. He has been a member of the Weimaraner Club of America since 1997, and in 2008 was a member of the Code of Ethics committee, responsible for rewriting the WCA's Code of Ethics.

Amy Tourond

Amy purchased her first Doberman in 1995 (living in Canada at the time), after years of searching and planning to add a companion jogging buddy. Six months later, a second dog followed (Flex), and she began showing both dogs in conformation and obedience. Both attained their Canadian titles, and Flex also eaned his CD, TT, WAC, ROMC and was pointed in the USA.

Flex was among the Top 10 Dobermans in Canada for two consecutive years, and won many groups, owner handled. In 2002 and 2003, Amy had the opportunity to show Ch. Fabert's Forever Tango, WAC. Together, Amy & Tango won 10 all breed Best in Shows, a Specialty, and became the #2 Doberman and #8 Working dog in the country.

Like Greg, Amy also had the opportunity to travel with and assist professional handlers. Amy has won multiple Best in Shows, Best in Specialty Shows, Sweepstakes and National class wins on dogs she has bred or owned.

She is heavily involved in the dog world, being the editor of The Weimaraner Magazine, the official monthly publication for the Weimaraner Club of America. She is also employed by Doll-McGinnis Publications and is the Editor & Advertising Director of The Doberman Digest, and handles all ad sales for Working breeds for the all-breed magazine, ShowSight.

She has been a member of the Doberman Pinscher Club of Canada since 1995, the Doberman Pinscher Club of America and the Weimaraner Club of America since 2004.

Greg & Amy have been breeding dogs together since 2004. In a very limited breeding program, they have produced obedience, agility, hunt & ratings titled dogs, as well as BIS, BISS, Futurity, Maturity, Group winners and much more.