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24.01.2026 / Everyday matters
Our white everyday life at home
Here are some photos from the last few days – just our white everyday life at home.
Living with a pack of white dogs is wonderful… and definitely not for everyone.
I wouldn't trade it for anything.
But: two days ago, my mom stepped in vomited dog food and spread it across several rooms.
And that's still not the worst thing you can step into with such a bunch.
Despite regular brushing – hair is everywhere.
I open a new bag of peanuts… white hairs are already there.
Our entire daily routine is dedicated to walking the dogs.
And the summer holidays are a wonderful time for us – not for trips, but for caring for the puppies.
Sometimes, though, I wish I had more time for myself…
to squeeze in more sports training with the dogs or another cynology course. xD
21.01.2026 / Everyday matters
On a slide with a dog
Plan: sledding with the kids.
Reality: sliding with the dog.
Hakon was asking for it, going back up the hill on his own, and wasn't in the slightest hurry to get down.
Sometimes such spontaneous ideas are the best. And this one seemed to come from the four-legged friend himself—because honestly, if it weren't for him pushing himself onto the slide, we wouldn't have even considered sliding down with him :o
I love that crazy guy.
17.01.2026 / Everyday matters
Fenris in logo pose
Fenris in a pose that will forever be immortalized in our logo.
The birth certificate says he's a gentleman of a certain age...
The person himself strongly disagrees. :D
Just in case, we did a full technical checkup:
> blood tests – perfect
> prostate and testicles – no signs of cancer
> echocardiogram – like a youngster's.
The result?
Excellent form, boundless energy, and jumping ability, as you can see in the attached picture.
Zero signs of "retirement" in his behavior – still a big, happy puppy.
It seems age is just a number. May he live as long as possible <3
15.01.2026 / Everyday matters
Happy 5th birthday, Torvi! May you continue to be so cheerful and energetic, and may you live long and healthy lives with us. I hope there are many more hugs and fun workouts ahead.
14.01.2026 / Everyday matters
Commentary on recent events in the world of cynology
I look at what's been happening in the cynological world lately and feel a profound sadness.
That's why today I'm posting a photo of Sigrun – not only a beautiful, stable dog, but above all, a member of our family.
She gave us a hard time like no other: a ruined favorite jacket, Michał's car keys, camera equipment, a training bag, muzzles… the list goes on. There were difficult moments, there were parenting challenges, there was real life with a dog – not a picture from an advertisement.
And today? She sleeps on the couch, goes on trips with us, goes for walks, is petted, brushed, examined, cared for, and loved. She is a friend to our children.
And for me, this is the only definition of breeding: dogs are not a product or "breeding material." They are friends, for whose well-being we bear full responsibility – every day.
If someone treats a dog without walks, without veterinary care, without contact, without care – they are not a breeder. They are an abuser. We want other families to have such a friend right under our roof.
Never at the expense of our dogs' health, comfort, and dignity.