PUPPIES DOGOKO-ULMER

Litters in our home are synonymous with EXCITEMENT. The counter is reset to zero and we start dreaming again...

A puppy is the birth of a life project. The goal is to improve our dogs, seeking a personal criterion based on the breed standard. The wish made reality when seeing pure innocence and the love of a baby grow, dreaming that the stars align and the virtues of mother and father come together.

Knowing how to interpret a puppy during its first months of life is part of that “breeding selection” that is mentioned so much. It comes from the sum of experience, full dedication, sensitivity, respect and talent, as with everything in life.

When we dedicate time to our breeding, we develop affection and make love grow. We wish that the arrival of a new member into your family reminds you that the most valuable things in life are experienced without rushing.

Health is certified through testing. Selection is based on knowledge of the breeding dogs and the choice of each mating. Quality is not claimed; it is demonstrated.

Our commitment before delivery.

At DOGOKO and ULMER, we believe that the well-being of every puppy must always be the priority.

For this reason, each puppy remains with us until we consider that it has reached the appropriate moment to join its new home. Not all families have the same needs, so each delivery is planned individually.

This time goes far beyond the health aspect. During these weeks, they continue growing alongside their siblings, a stage that we consider essential for their development. Living together with puppies of the same age and at a similar stage of physical development encourages a natural evolution and balanced physical development.

This period also allows us to get to know each puppy calmly: its temperament, morphological development and aptitudes. This assessment is essential to make an appropriate placement, always seeking the best integration into its future family, beyond colour, sex or a simple image.

During the first months of life, a puppy continues to grow and many aspects of its biological development have not yet been defined.

The professionalism of a breeder cannot be measured by what nature itself determines during growth, but by the rigour, transparency and judgement with which they carry out their work.