Here is something about our breeding and our breeding credo

We often hear the terms children and family. These words are surely meaningful to everyone. So it goes without saying that we reject kennel maintenance. All dogs live in direct, free contact with the entire family in the house.

Breeding requirements for our dogs:

We only breed with healthy dogs. However, there is a big difference between being healthy and suitable for breeding. In many clubs, different compulsory examinations are prescribed. The results provide information about the suitability for breeding. We could, for example, breed with HD C dogs and many do, but we don't. For us, the term healthy means an HD grade of A or B. We are within the healthy permissible range, not in the still acceptable range with offspring controls and the like.

HD is certainly one of the diseases that is not 100% hereditary and is also influenced by external environmental factors, but we still took a lot with us from our further education and training.

Here is a formative forensic overview (Scandinavian study of HD) for us from it:

healthy x healthy 17% sick

healthy x sick 62% sick

sick x sick 87% sick

We project this onto all investigations. So we will only make pairings that are reasonable for us, which correspond to our requirements and ideas. That means we will never breed borderline at the expense of health.

Our kennel is currently designed for 2 litters to be reared at the same time. This is the highest allowable allowance. Nevertheless, we breed according to the motto "class instead of mass". It is a safeguard for us in case litters with a few days/weeks should overlap. The runs of Nordic dogs, especially the Japanese, are quite difficult to plan and calculate. Depending on the heat and the waiting list, there is at least 1 litter per year.

We only breed when we have enough suitable families for our puppies!

- More under the heading litter planning -

So you are sure to understand our guideline, which we are happy to write on our chests because it is not something that can be taken for granted. You have to separate breeding and performance from show - more on that under Services.

Breeding with heart and mind out of passion and love!