The breeding kennel from wild small dog in Minderoffingen is dedicated to the Shiba Inu and breeds according to the guidelines of a breeding association. Litters occur occasionally and with prior planning. Older dogs or dogs not suitable for breeding also remain a permanent part of the family, which underscores the family character of the keeping.
The puppies grow up in the apartment in a pack with adult dogs of various age groups. Children are part of their everyday life; car rides are also introduced early. Placement takes place at the earliest at eight weeks. By then, the little ones have been dewormed three times, vaccinated, microchipped, and shaped toward people as well as living together in the group.
For moving out, they include food, toys, a familiar-smelling blanket, pedigree certificate, and health certificate. The breeding kennel also emphasizes that young dogs should not be overstrained by jumps to protect their joints.
