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Breeder of Border Collie in Belgium
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We are a family breeding of Border Collie. As a responsible breeder, we've signed the Tipaw Ethical Charter and we take great pride in the health of our dogs and puppies by meeting specific criteria to ensure their well-being.
I breed 1 or 2 litters a year out of working line, my pups all do sports like: agility, frisbee, doggy dance, herding, rescue, flyball, and one did IPO. My pups are born inside and after 5 weeks then can go outside to explore the garden and learn new places and noises from cars, birds, and motorcycles. They get new toys every day to explore. I only breed with parents that are fully tested and with perfect results for health! not only x-rayed but also DNA tested.
Where do the puppies grow up before being adopted?
In my house and garden not in a barn !
Housing for the dogs?
in my house with me or with friends
Selection of the puppies' parents?
Pedigree - health - athletic -character- working ability
Work done with the puppies?
I play with them, they see other people, children, dogs and they drive with me in the car, we go for a walk to the village, I do Early Nearological Stimulation, they hear music, can go outside whenever they want after 5 weeks to play in the garden etc
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Last Connected
8 day(s) ago
Agreement Number
Verified
Breeder Type
Occasional Breeder
Spoken Languages
Dutch, English
Location
Belgium - Antwerp Province
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