Scottish Shepherd puppies

We currently do not have puppies in our breeding farm, we are planning a litter in spring 2025.

Puppies in our breeding farm are raised at home from the very beginning and have constant contact with our children. Each litter is under constant care of a veterinarian. We try to surround them with love and respect, we adapt the conditions to the current needs in relation to the stage of their development, in the first stage we ensure that appropriate hygiene and temperature in the bed are maintained and we start early neurological stimulation, we also check the weight gain of each puppy every day when the puppies start to see. and hear, we gradually introduce new sounds, toys, get used to new surfaces and smells. The process of habituation and socialization takes place gradually, taking into account the individual needs of each child.

When the puppies start eating solid food, we start teaching them cleanliness, we go out to the garden after each meal and praise them. Litters that are born here in spring, summer and early autumn also have access to our large garden where we try to diversify their stay, play together outdoors, new sounds and stimuli have a positive impact on the puppies' development. Once the inspection has been completed, each child can go to a new home with documents, a health booklet and a layette.

We attach great importance to the socialization of puppies, the puppies born with us live at home, have close contact with our children, we conduct Early Neurological Stimulation, we accustom them to sounds and devices that are used every day at home, we introduce the sounds of other animals and fireworks at the right moment. , gunshots - all this so that the puppies can experience this already at the stage of early puppyhood, before they go to their new owners, they have the opportunity to use our large garden where they regularly start learning cleanliness after each solid meal. They are accustomed to grooming treatments such as trimming their claws, combing, bathing and drying.

They go to their new homes with a ZKwP certificate, a layette for the first days of life, a health booklet with documented vaccinations and dewormings appropriate to the age at which you pick up the dog, a personalized folder with documents and a guide. Once the puppies are 6 weeks old, they are photographed and described with the greatest possible emphasis on individual characteristics and behavior, based on which you can choose a puppy for yourself from the litter in accordance with the order of reservation. The puppy can be collected at the earliest at the age of 8 weeks.