The tradition wants that every natural area is populated by a multitude of large and small beings: gnomes, elfs, goblins, fairies, ogres, etc.

Also Carnia (the area where we live) does not escapesuch tradition and proposes its fantastic creatures, whose  history and exploits, now hostile, then benevolentin towards men, are the basis of most numerous storys and legends, which   have been orally handed down from generation to  generation.

Between these mythical creatures exists an elf  the Maciarot , or Mazzarot according to the local speech, who  lives the forest areas of our alpine valleys. He is a very quick and intelligent elf, a little sly and who loves to make jokes to anyone is getting into his territories. However he is always a dynamic, active and positive being, and these are the features we have considered in searching for a name to our engagement of breeders.

Engagement which is aimed to grow up beings with the absolute respect of  animal's health , through   a meticulous study of the breeds that link the morphologic and characterial profile, the sanitary profile, attention to the standards of race, aiming to maintain our subjects in the best physical and psychical conditions.

Why the Golden retriever and the Irish wolfhound?

The golden retriever is a wonderful dog,  easy to train, with a lively temperament and balanced, without behavioural problems, never aggressive to such an extent to become  extremely adapted to living in family and, at the end unequalled concerning elegance.

The Irish wolfhound for the fascination of this majestic breed, with a deep, human look, and why not, also with the presumption of a return to the past. Carnia region  takes its name exactly from a  Celtic tribe, the Carni, who lived here before the coming  of the Romans.

In these years of habitual visiting of cynophilist environments and manifestations we got to know wonderful persons,  joined by this great passion, and with the same ones we shared moments more or little joyous, but always with the principle to start again by every test and by every litter.

Special thanks  to Dino Molinari (Aurens) for the willingness, the knowledge and the advices he has given  and goes on  giving  us.