How I want to raise and prepare the puppies

In line with my beliefs, I would also like to raise my future litters. Based on the experience I have gained over time, I would like to prepare the puppies from the very beginning so that they are, above all, easy-going, balanced companions for everyday life, always ready to happily cooperate with their owner. I want them to experience human contact, different surfaces, sounds, the normal running of a household, handling, other animals and new stimuli. The Puppy Culture early puppy development programme will support me in this. During socialisation, I would like to cover the widest possible range of situations and experiences, which I see as a practical package for the dog’s whole life. However, it is important to note that the breeder only lays the foundation. It is up to the new owner to take over the initiative when taking the puppy home and to continue developing that foundation. The new owner is not receiving a finished “menu”, but rather the “ingredients”, which need to be “cared for”, “worked with” and, over time, through honest, systematic and patient work and consistency, turned into a “culinary experience”. It does not come for free. It requires determination, purposefulness, perspective, a great deal of time and also financial resources. The reward, however, is a balanced, manageable canine companion who can handle any situation their owner may come up with. And above all – their endless loyalty, which will be written into your heart.

How I want
to raise and prepare
the puppies

In line with my beliefs, I would also like to raise my future litters. Based on the experience I have gained over time, I would like to prepare the puppies from the very beginning so that they are, above all, easy-going, balanced companions for everyday life, always ready to happily cooperate with their owner. I want them to experience human contact, different surfaces, sounds, the normal running of a household, handling, other animals and new stimuli. The Puppy Culture early puppy development programme will support me in this. During socialisation, I would like to cover the widest possible range of situations and experiences, which I see as a practical package for the dog’s whole life. However, it is important to note that the breeder only lays the foundation. It is up to the new owner to take over the initiative when taking the puppy home and to continue developing that foundation. The new owner is not receiving a finished “menu”, but rather the “ingredients”, which need to be “cared for”, “worked with” and, over time, through honest, systematic and patient work and consistency, turned into a “culinary experience”. It does not come for free. It requires determination, purposefulness, perspective, a great deal of time and also financial resources. The reward, however, is a balanced, manageable canine companion who can handle any situation their owner may come up with. And above all – their endless loyalty, which will be written into your heart.

How I want to raise and prepare the puppies

In line with my beliefs, I would also like to raise my future litters. Based on the experience I have gained over time, I would like to prepare the puppies from the very beginning so that they are, above all, easy-going, balanced companions for everyday life, always ready to happily cooperate with their owner. I want them to experience human contact, different surfaces, sounds, the normal running of a household, handling, other animals and new stimuli. The Puppy Culture early puppy development programme will support me in this. During socialisation, I would like to cover the widest possible range of situations and experiences, which I see as a practical package for the dog’s whole life. However, it is important to note that the breeder only lays the foundation. It is up to the new owner to take over the initiative when taking the puppy home and to continue developing that foundation. The new owner is not receiving a finished “menu”, but rather the “ingredients”, which need to be “cared for”, “worked with” and, over time, through honest, systematic and patient work and consistency, turned into a “culinary experience”. It does not come for free. It requires determination, purposefulness, perspective, a great deal of time and also financial resources. The reward, however, is a balanced, manageable canine companion who can handle any situation their owner may come up with. And above all – their endless loyalty, which will be written into your heart.

How I want
to raise and prepare
the puppies

In line with my beliefs, I would also like to raise my future litters. Based on the experience I have gained over time, I would like to prepare the puppies from the very beginning so that they are, above all, easy-going, balanced companions for everyday life, always ready to happily cooperate with their owner. I want them to experience human contact, different surfaces, sounds, the normal running of a household, handling, other animals and new stimuli. The Puppy Culture early puppy development programme will support me in this. During socialisation, I would like to cover the widest possible range of situations and experiences, which I see as a practical package for the dog’s whole life. However, it is important to note that the breeder only lays the foundation. It is up to the new owner to take over the initiative when taking the puppy home and to continue developing that foundation. The new owner is not receiving a finished “menu”, but rather the “ingredients”, which need to be “cared for”, “worked with” and, over time, through honest, systematic and patient work and consistency, turned into a “culinary experience”. It does not come for free. It requires determination, purposefulness, perspective, a great deal of time and also financial resources. The reward, however, is a balanced, manageable canine companion who can handle any situation their owner may come up with. And above all – their endless loyalty, which will be written into your heart.