Photo:Charlotta Sevon


Kennel Charlotte'russe

Kennel Charlotte'russe is run by Synnöve Sevón and her daughter Charlotta Sevón. This is a small kennel in the southwest part of Finland. We are situated in Masku which is a community near the harbour city Turku. We live in Kaarninko surrounded by fields and forest. On the left you see 5 borzois going about in Kaarninko forest.
We got our first borzoi in 1991 and fell in love with the breed. It was a red and white bitch from kennel Margiitan; INT & FIN & S & EST CH Margiitan Huhtikuunhuumaa. She was a beautiful and playful dog, and her half-sister Margiitan Ödelia Özbaazia joined our family soon after.
These two wonderful borzois taught us everything about this remarkable breed. They are the reason why we today almost can't imagine a life without borzois.

We started breeding in 1993 but the first Charlotte'russe-litter was born in 1995. Our aim is to breed personal and sound minded borzois, that are both beautiful as well as good, strong working-dogs. This breed was originally bred as hunting-dogs, a quality which must never be forgotten or disappear.


We are proud to say that
the first Scandinavian Borzoi being both
Working (lure coursing) Champion and
International Beauty Champion is our own

 INT & FIN & DK & LTU CH KBHV-04 FIN Field CH
Charlotte'russe Esmeralda!



 

Synnöve with some of her paintings

Synnöve had an older lectureship in the Lyceum in Porvoo.
Her retireingdays she has devoted to her many passions:
writing, sewing both clothes and doing art.
You can find more of her art and poems under "Art"

Charlotta with our lovely "Febo",
Fin & Est Ch Fin Field Ch SMM-01 VMM-06
Charlotte'russe Ferdinand

Charlotta is a classical singer. She has done many opera roles and studied abroad. Currently she is doing her Masters at the
Sibelius-Academy majoring in Opera. She is also a sought singing teacher and performs regularly in concerts and productions.

 

Above is pictures of where we live, Kaarninko. The black and white photo is Kaarninko in the year 1900.
The colour photo is Kaarninko in 2000.