So, The-Hayden-Royal has our own booth at Farm and Friends Festival and this is it! The two dogs and two puppies here will be for sale at auction when the show starts! Information on them will be updated here at that time! There will also be more imports available and even some rare custom slots! Keep your eyes peeled and come swing by our booth in the show!

You can now purchase the dogs seen!





The Hayden Royal: Types and Conformation
The Hayden Royal: Sizes and Personalities
The Hayden Royal Color Variation

About the Hayden Royal Group

The Hayden Royal group was founded as a registry and disstrubiting area for all Hayden Royals. The Hayden Royal is a private breed and imports may only be purchased from the founder of the Hayden Royal, Sommer-Studios. Please keep this in mind when looking for a Hayden Royal. This group is open to all kennels who own, focus on, or want to be a part of Hayden Royals.

To earn your license, please message the group with the following form:

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The Hayden Royal Breed History

In the early 1600^th century, a small Kingdom existed in the country of present day Asia. The full background of the dog is unknown as far as ancestors, but many terror and pointing breeds were most likely mixed along with some other various forms of working breeds. During this time, King Edward 11 ruled the small kingdom and it's people. He owned several breeds of dogs both used for hunting and protection, but he always wanted more. He was obsessed with hunting, especially large game, and he wanted a dog that could accompany him and fend for itself when facing large predators. The King also was looking for protection dogs, constantly paranoid that he would be attacked. With the help and advice from some of his closest workers, he began the breeding program for an unnamed breed of dogs. Despite his efforts, he was still far from his desired breed by the time he died, leaving behind a wife and two sons. The eldest of them named Edward III. Edward III took the crown as a young teenager and continued with his fathers obsession of breeding the perfect breeding and protection dog. He progressed quite a bit farther in the breed before finally passing away, leaving his breed and kingdom to his son, Mathew. Again, as his father and grandfather before him, he continued with the breed, passing it down to his son whom passed it down to his. Finally, King Mathew Hayden III was able to prefect the breed to the standards he felt his great great grandfather had strived for. He named the breed after himself and the royal family, declaring them the Hayden Royals. This first 'official' Hayden Royal was the shorthaired type. The longhaired type emerged a bit later, bred by Hayden's progeny. The dog was closed to the public for some time until a young Queen saw the value the people took in the dogs and began selling a select few, keeping the majority of the fine dogs for the breeding program. These dogs were use for hunting large prey, such as bear, deer, elk, and for protecting the royal families. They even earned their roles as working dogs, pulling sleds or other things. When the kingdom was finally conquered, the conquers distributed the dogs, taking them where ever they went. They continued the breeding program and brought us the sturdy, durable working breed we have today.