To breed healthy and happy puppies in accordance with the breed standards while supporting the development of the gene pool.
Here you will find collected information about our dogs. We currently have 6 dogs living at home, One Groenendael, one Tervueren, one Malinois, two Shiba and one Shikoku. We also have a couple of dogs on breeding terms.
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Here you will find information about our breeding plans and current litters of puppies. We are planning to have Shiba puppies in Spring 2025. Belgian Shepherd puppies hopefully expected in February 2025. Our Yaki was mated to wonderful Hexen House Umohr, so we hope for black and red puppies.
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Here you will find information about our previous litters. We had our first litter of Belgian Shepherd puppies in 1997 and our first Shiba litter was born early 2024.
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Here you will find the latest news, everything from planned litters, health results, pictures, etc.
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The Belgian Shepherd is a mediolineal dog, harmoniously proportioned, combining elegance and power, of medium size, with dry, strong muscle, fitting into a square, rustic, used to the open air life and built to resist the frequent atmospheric variations of the Belgian climate. Through the harmony of its shape and its high head-carriage, the Belgian Shepherd should give the impression of that elegant strength which has become the heritage of the selected representatives of a working breed. The Belgian Shepherd is to be judged in its natural stance, without physical contact with the handler.
FCI standard for Belgian Shepherds
Small-sized dog, well balanced, well boned with well developed muscles. Constitution strong. Action quick, free and beautiful. The ratio of height at withers to length of body is 10 : 11. The temperament is faithful, with keenness in sense and high alertness.
FCI standard for Shiba
A medium-sized dog with well balanced and well developed clean cut muscles. It has pricked ears and a curled or sickle tail. Conformation : strong, well-boned and compact. The ratio of height at withers to length of body is 10 : 11. A dog of marked endurance, keen in sense with a naive feeling, energetic and highly alert; an enthusiastic hunter; docile towards his master.
FCI standard for Shikoku