Choosing the parents
Our aim is to choose a sire so that the puppies are not only beautiful but above all healthy. The temperament of the dog is very important to us, as is his pedigree – we look for mates that are as little related as possible. We consult our choice with the breed advisor and other members of the Eurasier club to be sure we have picked the right one. We also exchange breeding advice with our friends from the Šťastná smečka kennel of smooth collies.
Raised in the family
Our puppies are raised at home within a normal daily routine, so they get used to ordinary household noise, visitors and even barking dogs. They can move around not only inside the house but also in the garden, where they meet all kinds of sounds and smells. They are fed high-quality kibble and spoiled by every member of the family for their whole stay with us.
Our breeding female receives the best possible care during pregnancy, whelping and while raising the puppies, so that their arrival is as natural as possible and they grow into healthy and self-confident dogs. Quality food and a calm environment throughout the pregnancy – a demanding, though natural, period for the mother – are a matter of course.
For future owners
Our puppies always leave microchipped, vaccinated and dewormed, with an FCI pedigree and an EU pet passport. We prepare a basic starter kit for each puppy and, of course, tips and advice on raising them. We offer our puppy owners support for the whole life of their dog.
What matters most to us is that each puppy has a good and happy life, so we choose new owners very carefully – and we are happy to stay in touch with the new family for the rest of the dog’s life.
If you are thinking about a puppy from us, give us a call or send us an e-mail and we will talk everything through. We will get to know each other a little to find out whether a Eurasier puppy is right for you. This breed is very affectionate, loving and above all a family dog, so be prepared that it will hate to see you leave. The Eurasier is also a long-lived breed and can reach 15 years of age or more.
