Our Approach
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We deliberately work without waiting lists.
In practice, we find that fixed waiting lists often lead to dropouts, misunderstandings and missed opportunities — for both us and the puppies.
​That is why we choose a transparent and honest approach.
​Anyone interested in a puppy is first asked to come and meet us.
This can take place here in person, or — if that is truly not possible — via a video call.
​In this way, we get to know each other and can together assess whether there is a good match, independent of impulse or momentary feelings.
​After this introduction, interested families may focus on future litters.
​Births are announced on our website as soon as possible. If people see a puppy that appeals to them, they are welcome to contact us.
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👉 Only those who have visited us beforehand can effectively choose a puppy at that stage.
Visits to the mother and puppies do not take place before the age of 6 weeks.
​Those first weeks are essential for rest, recovery and stability.
​During this period, future owners are kept involved through photos, videos and updates in a WhatsApp group.
We are often asked about “the click with a puppy”.
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We understand this idea, but in reality, character is largely shaped by upbringing, guidance and environment.
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Waiting until 8 weeks to “choose” usually leads to disappointment, as everyone tends to want the same puppy.
That is why we ask people to communicate their preferences early on (such as colour, sex or eye colour), so the process remains clear and calm for everyone involved.
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Our focus is not on perfection or appearance, but on balanced puppies in the right homes — with guidance, clarity and realistic expectations.
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- Canine Compass - Where calm sets direction -