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17.07.2025 / Puppies
6 weeks of litter H
The puppies are 6 weeks old today. They've been dewormed twice, vaccinated, and microchipped. They're already listening to our mix of sounds (city noise, storms, fireworks, people, loud appliances, gunshots). They've had numerous visits, been socialized with a cat, and explored different parts of the house. <3
15.07.2025 / Puppies
Pregnancy confirmed - litter I 2025
Pregnancy confirmed! We're expecting puppies in the second half of August!
07.07.2025 / Everyday matters
Getsuyuu was a bridesmaid
Getsuyuu of WVW (Zuki) recently became a bridesmaid at a wedding <3 Congratulations to the happy couple!
03.07.2025 / Puppies
4 weeks of litter H
The puppies are 4 weeks old today. They had their first deworming a week ago. They eat cooked meat with vegetables and raw minced meat soaked in puppy milk several times a day. They are growing beautifully and have very healthy poops. They are visited by many household members, they are familiar with the vacuum cleaner, sounds from the TV and the sounds of everyday life. They know different surfaces, including cold tiles and grass. They make friends with the cat and steal our hearts every day <3
02.07.2025 / Guides
White Swiss Shepherd breed description
A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to update the description of the White Swiss Shepherd Dog breed on our website. I decided to share it here too and ask if you agree with it from your own experiences :)
"White Swiss Shepherds are dogs that are eager to cooperate and learn. Their relatively high energy level requires proper management - regular training, consistency in handling, mental activity (e.g. nosework), a large dose of exercise.
Depending on the breeding line, association or individual issue, this energy level will vary, but shepherds are not really "couch potatoes" who only need a lazy walk. Properly handled, they can be a great family dog, and their versatility allows you to try different sports with them. Some individuals, with good training, can even count on success in many sports.
They are said to be a sensitive breed - which on the one hand means empathy for the current condition of their handler, great attachment to their human and sometimes also great tenderness. On the other hand, it may mean that these dogs require thoughtful socialization, not being thrown into extremely difficult situations right from the start. From our observations, it follows that most of them are however, balanced and self-confident dogs, at least where attention is paid to the temperament of the parents and the proper socialization of the puppies. (...)