There are currently no puppies available for adoption.
For new plans and more information, please visit the “Plans” page or contact me at 604 57 52 41 (also WhatsApp) or email brixiz@seznam.cz
Why a puppy from our kennel 🙂 🤔🧐
- How the puppies are raised.
- How the mother and puppies are fed from birth to departure.
- How we take care of the puppies, socialization, training and upbringing in the early stages.
- How we communicate with future owners + visits.
- Our communication does not end with the puppy’s departure.
- Meetings and joint events.
It is nice that you have visited the website of our kennel Brixis Pride and are thinking about adopting a new partner from us.
I have prepared some information for you, according to which you will be able to get an idea of how we raise puppies, their care and preparation for a new life.
1.
Raising
Before birth…..
The female dog in expectation, i.e. the future mother dog, begins to receive other special care from the second half of pregnancy, which is focused on safe, properly targeted movement and a change in diet. She is then prepared and gradually moved to the “birthing room”, where she has all the privacy, facilities, a safe space and 24-hour supervision.
After birth……
In the birthing room, the puppies are always born under my supervision in a special birthing box, which is designed to meet all the requirements for safe birth and rearing in the first 2 to 3 weeks of their life. The birthing room is heated to room temperature so that the newborn puppies are comfortable, like in their mother’s womb. When they outgrow the first two to three weeks of age, they are moved to a larger space where they can discover the world around them.
The first month is over…..
As we celebrate one month of life, we start taking the puppies out to the garden for short periods of time, where they have the opportunity to explore the new and even bigger world around them. In the summer months, they then move from the maternity ward to outdoor covered secure areas overnight and run around in the garden during the day, where they have all the equipment that little puppies need. In the winter, they are in outdoor covered secure areas during the day for a certain period of time depending on the current weather and overnight or even during the day in cold and adverse weather in the maternity ward in an open and safe area.
2.
Feeding…
The mother receives a specially prepared diet before giving birth so that she is well prepared and strong for a healthy and problem-free birth and raising puppies.
After giving birth, the diet is similar and the dose given is gradually increased depending on the needs of lactation.
The puppies are fully breastfed for 3 to 4 weeks of their life, depending on their needs.
From the moment they need to start with complementary foods, they are gradually accustomed to complementary foods in the form of freshly cooked food consisting of meat, side dishes and vegetables. At first, they receive complementary foods once a day and gradually, as they are gradually weaned from their mother’s milk, the amount and frequency of complementary foods is increased. So before leaving for their new home, they are fully weaned from their mother’s milk and accustomed to eating freshly cooked food three times a day and are also accustomed to a feed ration consisting of super premium quality granules.
3.
Morning preparation for future life
From the first moment when they are rested after giving birth, the puppies are held in our arms, accustomed to manipulation, touch, and cuddles. As soon as they begin to perceive their surroundings with their hearing and sight, we talk to them and gradually begin to accustom them to new sounds and introduce them to their surroundings. When they are ready to perceive the wider environment around them, they begin to get acquainted with all the stimuli around them, they are also accustomed to different types of surfaces, learning to crawl through dark and narrow spaces, overcome obstacles, learn to stabilize on unstable objects, get used to all kinds of sounds that occur in the usual home environment. They are also accustomed to the presence and contact with other people outside our household members. Around the 6th or 7th week of age, they start to go for walks outside the garden, so that they understand that there is a world outside the current home, where they can encounter something unexpected… a bicycle, a motorcycle,… They are also accustomed to basic commands and introduced to desirable and undesirable behavior.
4.
Communication
We communicate regularly with future puppy owners and are ready to provide all answers to any questions they may have. We regularly send new messages every week, where the future owner will learn how the puppies are doing, what new things they have learned, and other details from their lives. And always up-to-date video and photo documentation. At the age of 5 weeks and after, it is possible to come and see the puppies and get to know them in person. Puppies usually leave for their new home at the age of 8 or 9 weeks. The selection of puppies takes place approximately a week before departure, when the nature of each of them is already visible. Based on the nature, we then agree with the future owners which puppy will go where.
5.
Departure
The puppies are prepared for this fact and so they can do without their mother and her milk and are fully independent in their food intake. They have been dewormed several times and regularly, have their first vaccination, anti-parasite protection, have a chip, pet passport, and a pedigree.
When leaving us, the owner receives oral and written instructions on how to care for the puppy, how to raise it, what further vaccinations and deworming will be required. Furthermore, take with you
6.
Meeting
We have recently started organizing joint meetings and events, and the owners of our puppies and their dogs have the opportunity to meet their relatives or even siblings and meet new equally great owners of our other dogs, and the dogs can play together and experience wonderful moments in a great group 😊.