Our story

„ Breeding means thinking in perspective.“ This is a process I have to continuously deal with in competition with all the other good breeders. A process during which you need a clear goal to focus on, exceptional enthusiasm and unbreakable will to never give up even in the face of failure. Moreover you need to be a realist and to accept the fact that you may never achieve the desired goal. The principles I abide by while breeding and raising German Shepherd Dogs originate from the breed`s standards in combination with my views and ideas of type and character.

Our experience

My enthusiasm is aroused with every new expecting generation, with watching the young dogs grow and mature. I am realist enough to see that not every mating is successful. From my humble 10 – year experience I have discerned that I must always abide by my principles and follow the rules for breeding and that every compromise, no matter how minimal, leads to inevitable disappointment. The most important thing for me is to have healthy, anatomically correct females for breeding. The continuation of the typical matriline is the best guarantee of successful breeding. Choosing a male for breeding shouldn’t be based on rankings from shows, but rather on my views and my personal experience. Success for me is when the future generation comes as close as possible to my ideal type and it is an achievement if it is liked by the judges and has a good show career. My kennel was created in 2011 but despite the short amount of time I have managed to build a solid base of females, that are in accordance with my type, with very good anatomy and character. Here you can learn more about them and their successes.