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03.11.2025 / Puppies
Farewell photos of litter "I"
Our last photo of each of the dogs from litter I. Good luck, little ones <3
21.10.2025 / Everyday matters
A comedy from the life of a breeder
From the life of a breeder, or (sometimes) unintentional comedy :D
On Monday, I ambitiously planned a big bathing adventure – half a day in the shower and with a hairdryer, the puppies shiny as if they were in a shampoo commercial… until the first batch decided to poop in the freshly cleaned room and spread it all over the floor and rugs.
And when I set off with a mop to rescue them, the little heroes were already running through the living room – with their paws "decorated," of course.
Today I thought that nothing could surprise me anymore. The first walk on leashes, an important stage in discovering the world, all recorded in my head as a "big moment"…
…but right after returning, two of them decided that a pond covered in duckweed was a better idea to sum up the day. (...)
13.10.2025 / Guides
What's with all this puppy-in-a-stroller stuff?
What's this whole "puppy-in-a-stroller" thing about puppies? We've heard a few theories, most often from people passing us on the street who comment and ask.
"Are they for sale?"
And although in theory they are, we always answer "no" – firstly, at this age, they're already reserved and eagerly awaited, and secondly, some people think they're just in a shop window, and you can just walk up to them and choose one.
Others think they ride because it's more convenient – after all, they don't get tangled underfoot or run around, and why bother when you can tick off a walk without unnecessary effort. Well, no, because after 9 weeks, we do walk on leashes. So why?
This is one of the stages of habituation, the gradual familiarization with the stimuli (...)
10.10.2025 / Everyday matters
Maja & Walkiria
Happiness is being grateful for what you have. If you look at it that way, we truly have plenty of reasons to be happy <3
Maja & Walkiria
09.10.2025 / Everyday matters
Björn's passing
Björn's passing has shaken us so much that I feel the need to reevaluate my life. It doesn't matter that we had time to say goodbye. And even though we have his beautiful children in our kennel. When I look at them, I see a part of him, but it doesn't bring him back, doesn't soothe the pain or longing. His trophies and awards from competitions and exhibitions, nor his entire gallery of beautiful portraits, help. Our daughter has lost her best canine friend—and we have lost a special companion whom nothing will ever bring back. (...)