The Kennels
Buying a puppy from me - About me - Breedinggoals
I follow the Swedish Kennel Club rules. (www.skk.se)
All puppies are veterinaryinspected,
de-wormed 3 times with banminth, microchipped and vaccinated.
This you get with your puppy:
• Certificate of registration from SKK
• SKK sales contracts
• Puppy MOT certificate (issued by the veterinarian at least 7 days before the puppy leaves for it's new home)
• Hiddenfaults insurance
• SKK's puppy video
• Information from SKK
• My puppy folder with information on parental animals, tips and advice to take home a new puppy, disease within the breed, etc.
• Bag containing 3 kg Nutrams puppy food, food bowl, toys, etc.
• 1-year membership in the Swedish Tollerclub or Swedish Spaniel and Retrieverclub.
• CD with photos of the puppies from their upbringing
• Functional description made between 9-18 months of age
.... and of course, I always answer questions and help as much as I can throughout the puppy's / dog's life!
My dogs live indoors as family members. The puppies are reared indoors.
The puppies are dewormed at 3,5 and 7 weeks of age with banminth.
I place great emphasis on socialization and the puppies moving out of the puppy room at about 4 weeks of age.
They then get used for every sound your puppy will live with its new family, such as vacuuming, television, etc.
They spend their last weeks with me along with my adult dogs and running around everywhere in the house.
At 5 weeks of age the puppies try game, to see which of the puppies who are most interested.
I reserve the right to choose the puppy that suits the family best, depending on what the puppy buyer looking for.
Of course, you are welcome to come up with requests.
Tips before buying a puppy:
• Please contact the Swedish Tollerclub with questions about the parent animals.
• Make sure the breeder is a member of the Swedish Tollerclub!
(The breeder should be with the breed club and follow their recommendations)
• Contact breeders previous puppy buyers to talk to them.
• Ask the breeder as much as possible about their breeding,
for which producers should be having good knowledge of its genetic material background!
About me
Mia - Born 1976 and raised in Vasteras. Have always had dogs in the family, but when the tax and poodle;) Have a dog-loving mother who worked in kennels and dog trim in her youth.
Dad is a photographer and has worked as both a press photographer and commercial photographer with his own company, hence my interest in photography (I guess;)
Got my first camera when I was 4 years.
Met tollers first time in the 90s when I had a teammate who had tollers when I played football in the girls' team.
Felt that Toller was my race when I got to know Marica with Toller Izita neighbors who lived with my mom 1998th
Bought my / our first Toller in early 2000, Bastian, who now no longer with us. Has worked with IT support at Vattenfall Data, decal on the loader monarch and stood in the candy store in Västerås, which suited me well because I love chocolate;)
Activity has been responsible for Hallandstollarna and also editor of the Swedish tollerclubs Journal "Tollaren".
Is now retired due to rheumatic systemic disease.
Has been registered kennel name since 2002.
Breeding objectives
My breeding objectives is to produce healthy dogs as healthy as possible.
Therefore, I carefully examine the dogs, I have interest to use in my breeding. (Matches pedigrees, inbreeding, peering at previous offspring, etc.).
So in other words, do I really very important that the dogs are suitable in terms of temperament and work-rate.
What I put our greatest emphasis is obviously on both health and mentality, and transmission of desire, that is what I personally think are most important in a toller.
Of course, even the look is important, but there is nothing I prioritize what I want to get up with my breeding dogs that are working well in terms of work, since if they can get a show merit, it is just a plus on the edge. The course is supposed to be so breed typical as possible.
Both parents are hip x-rayed with A or B and eyechecked with clear.
My breeding stock are DNA tested for PRA Prcd and for CEA/CH.
All puppies tries game before they leave me. Such as bird, rabbit and mouth.
Puppy Buyers may pick your puppy at 9 weeks of age.
I want to puppy purchasers HD / AD radiographs their dog and send me a copy.
I do not sell pet dogs!
I have no waiting list without selecting the puppy buyers we believe are appropriate depending on the litter and the puppies are.
I am a member of:
Swedish Tollerclub
Swedish Kennel Club
Swedish Spaniel & Retriever Club
Mia
"A Working Dog Is A Happy Dog"
I follow the Swedish Kennel Club rules. (www.skk.se)
All puppies are veterinaryinspected,
de-wormed 3 times with banminth, microchipped and vaccinated.
This you get with your puppy:
• Certificate of registration from SKK
• SKK sales contracts
• Puppy MOT certificate (issued by the veterinarian at least 7 days before the puppy leaves for it's new home)
• Hiddenfaults insurance
• SKK's puppy video
• Information from SKK
• My puppy folder with information on parental animals, tips and advice to take home a new puppy, disease within the breed, etc.
• Bag containing 3 kg Nutrams puppy food, food bowl, toys, etc.
• 1-year membership in the Swedish Tollerclub or Swedish Spaniel and Retrieverclub.
• CD with photos of the puppies from their upbringing
• Functional description made between 9-18 months of age
.... and of course, I always answer questions and help as much as I can throughout the puppy's / dog's life!
My dogs live indoors as family members. The puppies are reared indoors.
The puppies are dewormed at 3,5 and 7 weeks of age with banminth.
I place great emphasis on socialization and the puppies moving out of the puppy room at about 4 weeks of age.
They then get used for every sound your puppy will live with its new family, such as vacuuming, television, etc.
They spend their last weeks with me along with my adult dogs and running around everywhere in the house.
At 5 weeks of age the puppies try game, to see which of the puppies who are most interested.
I reserve the right to choose the puppy that suits the family best, depending on what the puppy buyer looking for.
Of course, you are welcome to come up with requests.
Tips before buying a puppy:
• Please contact the Swedish Tollerclub with questions about the parent animals.
• Make sure the breeder is a member of the Swedish Tollerclub!
(The breeder should be with the breed club and follow their recommendations)
• Contact breeders previous puppy buyers to talk to them.
• Ask the breeder as much as possible about their breeding,
for which producers should be having good knowledge of its genetic material background!
About me Mia - Born 1976 and raised in Vasteras. Have always had dogs in the family, but when the tax and poodle;) Have a dog-loving mother who worked in kennels and dog trim in her youth.
Dad is a photographer and has worked as both a press photographer and commercial photographer with his own company, hence my interest in photography (I guess;)
Got my first camera when I was 4 years.
Met tollers first time in the 90s when I had a teammate who had tollers when I played football in the girls' team.
Felt that Toller was my race when I got to know Marica with Toller Izita neighbors who lived with my mom 1998th
Bought my / our first Toller in early 2000, Bastian, who now no longer with us. Has worked with IT support at Vattenfall Data, decal on the loader monarch and stood in the candy store in Västerås, which suited me well because I love chocolate;)
Activity has been responsible for Hallandstollarna and also editor of the Swedish tollerclubs Journal "Tollaren".
Is now retired due to rheumatic systemic disease.
Has been registered kennel name since 2002.
Breeding objectives
My breeding objectives is to produce healthy dogs as healthy as possible.
Therefore, I carefully examine the dogs, I have interest to use in my breeding. (Matches pedigrees, inbreeding, peering at previous offspring, etc.).
So in other words, do I really very important that the dogs are suitable in terms of temperament and work-rate.
What I put our greatest emphasis is obviously on both health and mentality, and transmission of desire, that is what I personally think are most important in a toller.
Of course, even the look is important, but there is nothing I prioritize what I want to get up with my breeding dogs that are working well in terms of work, since if they can get a show merit, it is just a plus on the edge. The course is supposed to be so breed typical as possible.
Both parents are hip x-rayed with A or B and eyechecked with clear.
My breeding stock are DNA tested for PRA Prcd and for CEA/CH.
All puppies tries game before they leave me. Such as bird, rabbit and mouth.
Puppy Buyers may pick your puppy at 9 weeks of age.
I want to puppy purchasers HD / AD radiographs their dog and send me a copy.
I do not sell pet dogs!
I have no waiting list without selecting the puppy buyers we believe are appropriate depending on the litter and the puppies are.
I am a member of:
Swedish Tollerclub
Swedish Kennel Club
Swedish Spaniel & Retriever Club
Mia
"A Working Dog Is A Happy Dog"
