We plan litters only rarely. Every puppy leaves for its new home with an FCI pedigree, a microchip, vaccinations, a starter pack and full equipment.
Sadly, the follow-up ultrasound did not confirm pregnancy – Amy did not conceive this time. She is well and in good condition. We will share any further news here on the website and on social media.
Read the full announcementOur first litter – 8 healthy puppies (6 girls and 2 boys). All of them found their loving families. Today they are healthy, cheerful and well-balanced dogs, some of whom even take part in sports such as mantrailing.
View litter “A”Get in touch and we’ll talk about what you’re looking for and what life with a Bull Terrier involves. We keep a long-term list of those interested.
Reservations take place after the puppies are born. By mutual agreement, we add your family to the waiting list for a specific litter.
After the birth we invite you to visit and meet the puppies and their mother. An in-person or online introduction beforehand is also possible.
We hand over a puppy no earlier than 8 weeks – vaccinated, microchipped, wormed, with an FCI pedigree, a starter pack and a purchase contract.
We are a small family kennel. Our goal is not commercial breeding, but the health, wellbeing and long-term quality of our dogs. That is why we plan litters only rarely and always with the utmost responsibility.
So far we have had one litter – litter “A” from our girl Fiona FeeBee Kovrb-Bull. After several years, we have feedback from the owners that our puppies are healthy, well-balanced and have become full members of their families.
No. We believe in the natural succession of generations. We are currently working with her daughter, Amy Minie Rostein Bull. We want to work long-term with a line we know well and develop it step by step.
The puppies grow up in a home environment, without outdoor kennels. They are in contact with people, children and the everyday running of the household. Socialisation and mental wellbeing are just as important to us as health.
Our puppies are looking above all for loving families. Some of our dogs take part in sports such as mantrailing, others are family companions. Each of them remains, for us, part of a wider “dog family”.
Puppies go to their new homes no earlier than 8 weeks of age, in line with breeding and veterinary recommendations. Each one leaves vaccinated, regularly wormed, microchipped and with an FCI pedigree. We’re happy to advise on choosing a puppy and preparing for its arrival.
The price reflects the quality of breeding, the health tests and the care we give the puppies. What matters most to us is choosing the right owners, not the price itself.