Kin Shinju Kraichgau

Kin Shinju Kraichgau is a small hobby breeding program for Shiba Inu, in which only one female dog is actively used for breeding. A break of at least one year is planned between two litters so that the female can recover fully. The breeding program thus places importance on a responsible rhythm and the well-being of the mother. The puppies grow up in a home environment; keeping them in a kennel is not an option for the breeding establishment. From around the fourth week of life, they are gradually integrated into the existing pack. This allows the young Shiba Inu to gain social experience early on and learn how to interact within a group of dogs. Before leaving from the ninth week of life onward, the puppies are handed over microchipped, vaccinated and dewormed, and receive their papers. Kin Shinju Kraichgau breeds in a club affiliated with an association. As a result, the breeding establishment is regularly inspected by a breeding supervisor.