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Grown up with Teckels and after a
nonsuccsessfull experiment of giving home to a poor dog from a
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I got my first Retriever, a Golden
Retriever in 1986, from the famous Kennel "Vimy" of the late Mrs
Geo Wettstein |
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Nearly two years later I "discovered" the
Flatcoat, a very unknown and rare breed in our country at that
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After having moved 1990 from an
appartement to our house in Auenstein in the "Schenkenbergtal",
our wish became real, and we got our first black "devil". |
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and Markus, my partner |
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My two daughters, Nadia + |
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Dominique |
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Most of our male Flatcoats life with
friends and their families not far from us. They come with us to
Shows and spend their holidays with us. |
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We don't keep our dogs in kennels
but in the house, so this is the best way for all not to be
stressed if one of the bitches is in season. |
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Nearly all of them are in Co-ownership
with our friend Yvonne Jaussi Juon (Neala's). |
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Today the four of us share life with...........................
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An Oriental cat called "Lynn" |
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A Chihuahua called "Mina" |
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............ and our English Cocker
Spaniels and Flatcoats |
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We want to engage our dogs, which isn't
done with a daily walk. |
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A Flatcoat needs to work, otherwise
it becomes stunted |
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In February 1994 we got our first litter. |
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Today, in 2007 we're breeding Flatcoats in
the 5th Generation. |
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I first realised the attraction of the
English Cocker Spaniels when I went to see Shirley Oxford's
kennel "Taranbeck" in the late nineties. I never forgot her dog
Herbie, who was the boss in the house and her charming bitch
Briony. |
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Dominique my older daughter "rediscovered"
this wonderful breed in 2004 and convinced us to become "invected"
by the "cocker fever" !! The English Cocker Spaniels enrich
daily life by their great character, their sence of humor and
their loyality. |
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| After more
than 13 years of breeding Flatcoats, we hopefully started with a
second breed in 2007. |
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member of the "Swiss Retriever Club" (RCS), the "German
Retriever Club" (DRC), the "English Flatcoated Retriever
Society", the "Dutch and the Swedish Flatcoated Retriever Clubs"
as also of the "Swiss Spaniel Club" (SpCS), and we certainly
breed under their FCI rules. |
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We only have betweeen once and three times
a year a litter and we try to plan these under the criterious
of healthness and the official breed standard. |
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| No breeder
can tell you, that he only bred "perfect dogs". We also have our
problems and disappointments. But we try to improve with
everything that is possibel and in our hands. |
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dogs have Scandinavian origins or are imports from those
countries. Together with our best friend Yvonne Jaussi (Neala's),
from which kennel we got our most succesfull brood bitch Neala's
Jellyfish Kiss, we have imported several dogs. Most of them have
an important influence to the Swiss Breeding! We are very
thankfull to Ann-Cathrin Elmquist (Tarpilens) and Charlotte
Sundell-Ericsson (Comics) for trusting us! |
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four weeks of their life the puppies live in our living room in
their big puppy box. |
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they leave to a big "puppy ground" in our garden, where they got
a lot of toys, dummies and socialsation objects. They stay there
until they leave to their new homes. |
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During their "kennel-time", we try to socialize them as well as
possible. |
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.................."And here we are having our siesta time" |
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| "Siesta
Time" |
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| We force
the puppies to be in contact with human beeings, adult dogs but
also with daily noise from our civilisation. We take them into
the car, go for walks in the field and the forest. |
The future
owners are welcome every weekend after the puppies are in the
fourth week of their life.
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To the new owners we give lots of written
informations about feeding, care etc. to. After having sold the
puppy, we're still interested in its life, if there are
questions, just contact us. |
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| Is there
anything to add? |
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| Our "Singel"
from the G-Litter (Plainfire's Glamour Girl) with one of her "nurse-sister",
a German shepperd bab |
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1998) |
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"Show-Position", you never practice too
late! |
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Mummy "Jammie" playing with her daughter! |
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