Raising pups and socialization
No other people are present at the birth, as the mother can give birth in peace and quiet without stress. If you allow people present at the birth, there is a risk that the mother will seek out other places to give birth because she doesn’t know what to do, or she might prevent the birth, which could result in the death of the pups or even the mother herself. With us, the mothers know that the whelping box is their place to give birth, so they always want to be in the whelping box themselves (with the door open). This way, during contractions, she can come in and out whenever she wants.
We do the same as in nature, with the mother in the cave and the father in front of the cave to keep other animals at bay. For the first 10 days, we don’t take photos separately (in our hands); we leave the mother and child alone so she can enjoy her babies.
During the first two weeks, no other people are allowed near the puppies. The mother stays in the whelping box as long as she wants and gets the rest she deserves. She lets us know when she wants to leave the whelping box and go outside, and initially, she wants to go back as quickly as possible. When they are two weeks old, people can come and see and handle the puppies. (We use hand sanitizer.) The mother also wants to be out of the whelping box more often and will let us know when she wants to feed and bathe the puppies.
When the pups are 2 weeks old, people are allowed to come over and see the pups and even hold them (we make sure the people use disinfecting gel first) The mother wants to come out of the whelping box more often, and will show it when she wants to feed or wash the pups.

At 4 weeks old, they get their first flea and tick drops on their necks.
Between 3 and 4 weeks of age, we start feeding them “Real Nature Wilderness True Country Junior” Chicken with Salmon. It’s optimally tailored to the needs of “little wolves” because we like to stay close to nature. (That remains our goal.)
And they love it, and of course, they still nurse from their mother.
*REAL NATURE WILDERNESS TRUE COUNTRY JUNIOR*
Chicken with Salmon (95% PURE MEAT and 5% vegetables!!!)
Optimally tailored to the needs of “little wolves”: TRUE COUNTRY JUNIOR Chicken with Salmon is a complete pet food for puppies and young dogs of all breeds and sizes, from weaning to approximately 24 months of age (depending on the dog’s size).
Original food modeled after the wolf, with a very high meat content. Contains fruit, herbs, and valuable ingredients.
Grain-free recipe
Natural ingredients, nutritionally enriched with valuable vitamins and minerals, without the addition of artificial preservatives, colorants, or flavorings.
Adapted to the dog’s life stages.


Ze zijn met 6 weken volledig bak zindelijk (ze poepen dan netjes op de bak met hout korrels )
Met 6 weken beginnen we met puppy brokjes Tonijn/Rijst, het merk wat wij gebruiken is High Premium Quality GEMON DOGFOOD (geïmporteerd uit Italie) Ze hebben ook goed voer voor ouderen honden en gevoelige honden.
Het is voer zonder kunstmatige ingrediënten en ze eten het graag. en is voorzien van natuurlijke antioxidanten en alleen natuurlijke bestanddelen.

For mother and pups
- Healthy Heart
- Good digestion
- Strong bones
- Healthy coat
- Healthy teeth
In the period when the pups go over to solid foods, they get milk kefir (probiotics) for extra support, which they find delicious and refreshing. This gives good balance of bacteria in the bowels.
By the use of kefir, the food gets digested and absorbed better, but milk kefir is so much more beneficial and has a lot of healthy benefits and it is pure natural.
At 6 weeks old, they get their first vaccinations and are given proper collars (which are much sturdier). Then they’re allowed into the puppy play area for the first time, and when they’re old enough, they can play with the adult dogs. If it’s raining or freezing, they’ll go to the heated indoor play area.
At 9 weeks old, they receive their second vaccination, and at 12 weeks, their third (rabies) vaccination. Two weeks after the rabies vaccination, they receive their fourth and final vaccination, which means they are ready for a year. (Note: the rabies puppy vaccination is valid for 6 months.)
Our puppies are never afraid of noises; we live on a farm. They see and hear so much that they don’t even look (tractors, trucks, horse and carriage, cows, etc.). We also have regular visitors, so the puppies are spoiled and love it.

Because our puppies always go abroad and have to stay longer, we spend extra time on socialization, but we do it with love ♥
From all our years of experience, we know you’ll have a lot of fun with your puppy, and they’ll give you so much love in return ♥
***IN SHORT, OUR PUPPIES ARE GREATLY BEING SOCIALIZED***


