Royal Peak · Our Dogs
Every Royal Peak dog has brought something different to the family — athleticism, humor, confidence, softness, drive and an unmistakable Entlebucher personality.
01 / CURRENT DOGS
The current Royal Peak dogs continue the tradition of active, versatile companions who are happiest when they have something meaningful to do.
Current DogPeople-loving, fast and playful, Marcus has participated in agility, therapy and scentwork, with hiking, traveling and learning tricks mixed in for good measure.
View Marcus's profile →
Current DogPlayful, athletic and strong-minded, Caddy participates in agility, trick dog work, conformation and scentwork.
View Caddy's profile →02 / IN MEMORIAM
The dogs who came before remain an essential part of the Royal Peak story. Their individual pages, photographs, titles and memories will be preserved in the new site.
One of the first two Entlebuchers behind the Royal Peak name and an important part of the foundation of the family's life with the breed.
Duke's story →
Together with Duke, Earl inspired the “Royal” in Royal Peak and helped establish a relationship with the Entlebucher that has continued for decades.
Earl's story →
A gentle mixed-breed member of the family, therapy dog and accomplished nosework partner who fit naturally among her Entlebucher companions.
Remember Berta →
Born in Switzerland, Xella excelled across agility, freestyle, rally, trick dog, conformation and scentwork, and produced three Royal Peak litters.
Remember Xella →
A Royal Peak boy whose activities included agility, trick dog and scentwork, with hiking, traveling and cuddling among his favorite things.
Remember Princeton →03 / THE NAME
Royal comes from the nobility names of Duke and Earl. Peak evokes the mountains of Switzerland — and something more important: helping each dog discover and develop the individual capabilities within them.