First when the puppies have arrived safe and sound (which we know after a couple of days), we contact you to share the news. The first couple of weeks no people are allowed to come and see the puppies, as they are very fragile.

Once the eyes have opened and the puppies have started to show some interest for their surrounding, the first visits are accepted. Generally the bitch would accept your visit from this point, but to protect her integrity you will still only be allowed to look at the puppies from a distance.

When the puppies have reached four weeks it's time to bring the camera! You can now spend some time with the cute little things, even together with the mother of the puppies.

After yet a couple of weeks (when the puppies are six-seven weeks old) and onwards - you're allowed to bring parents/children/friends or anyone that has an interest in seeing the puppies! The puppies are now strong enough, both healthwise and mindwise, to be faced with new people and experiences.

We never deliver the puppies until they're nine weeks old. This as we believe that the ninth week is extremely important for the development of the puppy. This week we keep the pack of puppies (without their mother) together with some of the adult dogs in the field. Everyone we have delivered a puppy to has been very grateful for our "ninth week", as the puppies now has learnt how to act together with grown-up dogs.

Please feel free to contact us for further information! We always have time to take visitors when it comes to the adult dogs - just give us a ring! OF COURSE you can also give us a ring just to chat about dogs in general!

Ingela and Pernilla