We meticulously monitor the health of the parents of the puppies. Our female dogs undergo thorough examinations for all known breed-specific diseases, and the results are verified using all available diagnostic tools on the market.

Maintaining regular contact is important to us, both with new owners and those who have dogs related to our breeding line, in order to identify and exclude potential health issues. We believe that this is more crucial than consistently passing on the breeding line, and in our opinion, such responsibility rests with every breeder.

Our carefully devised breeding plan guides us through the lives of the puppies from the moment of their birth. This is the time to implement actions that will contribute to their harmonious development in the future.

During the first three days, we focus on continuous observation of the puppies and providing support to the mother. This is a period in which we calmly adapt to the new situation, allowing ourselves time to create an environment in which the dogs will feel comfortable and secure.

Starting from the fourth day, we initiate the first interactions with the puppies, introducing them to the world of human touch and various scents through Early Neurological Stimulation and Early Scent Introduction.

The first 4 weeks are a period of intense changes and significant involvement on the part of the breeder. Introduction to grooming routines, presenting new surfaces and experiences, individual work, and teaching grooming procedures are just a few elements of our breeding program. Everything takes place in a safe environment within the whelping box and enclosed spaces. New stimuli, sounds, other animals, and people are gradually introduced. Towards the end of this period, we also conduct the first car trips and teach the animals to rest in crates.

As the puppies become more active, we expand the area of their exploration. We introduce them to the real world of sounds and smells. The puppies have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with grass, the forest, and the surrounding nature. They dip their paws in water, learn to fetch, engage in tug-of-war, and acquire skills for proper interaction within the pack. Gradually, we expose them to the environment of people, the city, and even a shopping center - all done in a controlled manner, ensuring appropriate stimulation.

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Additionally, individual sessions are conducted with each puppy, utilizing food and play as rewards, along with teaching basic commands.

These intensive months allow us to become acquainted with the personalities of the puppies and their strengths. The end of the second month is the right moment to test several basic traits that each individual may exhibit to varying degrees, and their development by the new owner can be continued in the following months. Understanding our dog is crucial for harmonious coexistence. We must remember that it is not only the dog adapting to the new family lifestyle, but also the owner fulfilling their needs.

The new family member always turns life upside down. Habits undergo changes, schedules adjust to potty training, veterinary visits are monitored, and proper development is observed. The puppy steps into a new home with full potential, which as a new owner, you have the chance to harness. To facilitate this process, a short guide is included in the starter kit to help you navigate through this new situation. You will find basic information about vaccination schedules, puppy development, and tips on how to teach him various things step by step. There will also be a section describing the parents since your dog will inherit many traits from them :)