About us

I was born with a love for animals and my first steps led to them. I used to spend my holidays with my grandparents where I had a lot of fun. At home we had sheep , rabbits, cats, dogs, cows... that was something for me. I visited every ZOO, brought home stray cats and carried kittens in a stroller. We always had hunting dogs at home and even though I loved them incredibly, they weren't dogs for me. The first dogs that grew on my heart were the hunter Alka and the dachshund Alanek. After some time, I started to think about what breed would meet my requirements and not run away from me every time I took a walk. At that time, I chose a relatively unknown and rare breed - the Australian Shepherd.

When I started high school, I got my first dream puppy - a redmerle girl, Bambule, joined the party in October 2014. Although she and Alka didn't get along much, they later became inseparable friends, but Alka left us at the age of 13 at the beginning of the summer holidays in 2015. Bamba became the founder of our kennel, we visited countless shows and countries and started doing canistherapy. Bamba accompanied me everywhere, she was my shadow and the best friend. We were really enjoying a life together, you only realize how time flies after losing your best friend. I believed that she would be with us for at least 15 years, unfortunately fate had other plans and we had to say goodbye to her when she was almost 11 years old after a short illness. Bambule was a temperamental but very kind girl. She never spoiled any fun, she was an excellent watchdog and the leader of our pack. She became the founder of our breeding. 

Because they say you can never stay with just one aussie, it didn't take a long and we got another one, a little black boy from Hungary joined us in April 2016. Muffin, who no one calls anything other than Mafian, Muff, Muffka or Muffík, celebrated his 9th birthday in February and even those few grey hairs don't take away from his energy. He is an incredible cuddler, but he also likes to escape. When he sets his mind to run away, he simply runs away and nothing will stop him - he can open a door or jump over a fence. Muffin loves to move and his love for running combined with his athletic build has led him to several victories in coursing, where he was able to beat greyhounds. He is now enjoying a well-deserved retirement, living with his parents, where his redmerle Australian Růža keeps him company.
Bambule gave birth to her second litter in the fall of 2018 and it would be a sin not to have a puppy after her. After a long decision, the choice fell on an inconspicuous red tricolor girl with freckles on her nose, who was named Coffee.
Coffee is the darling of everyone who knows her and can wrap everyone around her finger thanks to her incredibly cuddly and gentle behavior.
The fourth and for a long time the last member was a bluemerle dog named Willy, who came to us from Kralupy nad Vltavou in April 2019. Both of his parents come from their country of origin, the USA. Willy is an incredible cuddler, maybe the biggest one from all of them. He never barks, but he would do anything for a treat. He is the father of two litters.

After 5 years, we decided to keep the puppy from our Coffee's first litter. We chose the only black puppy, a girl, who was named Baby Poppy Doll. Poppy is a smaller female who always listens to me. She is very calm, gentle, we go to canistherapy together, both in nursing homes and kindergartens, and she always gets attention with her painted cuckoo and gentle nature.

We live in a small village in Vysočina region, near Jihlava. Dogs live a full life with us, you will find them in every corner of our hearts and our house, so don't expect us to close them off while you visit here. In short, we treat them like our own children. We celebrate their birthdays, we go swimming together and they keep us company during various activities. We do dog dancing, coursing, and canicross as a hobby and sometimes you can meet us at dogs shows but our main activity is canistherapy.

We don't get rid of old, sick, or dogs that for some reason could not be bred. They all live to the end of their lives with us, they are legitimate members of our family, and we can't imagine life without them.