Ublong White Swiss Shepherd Dogs - ANKC

09/05/2026

Puppies are now 10 days old and growing well. Lili is doing a fantastic job looking after them all, she is such a lovely Mum.

29/04/2026

Lili had a very busy afternoon yesterday; the final count is 12 puppies. 4 girls and 8 boys. She is a brilliant Mum, making sure that all pups are fed and clean. There is one little girl that needed a bit of extra help, so she has had a couple of tube feeds overnight, but everyone else is doing well.

29/04/2026

For all of those people waiting for news of the Lili/Magician litter, PUPS ARE ON THEIR WAY!!! 4 so far with quite a few more to follow. I will post again when she has finished giving birth.

18/04/2026

We grow some strange plants here at Ublong!

06/04/2026

Excitement is building! This beautiful guy is coming to Australia later this year, can't wait to meet him.

01/04/2026

Excellent news this morning! Lili has had her pregnancy scan, and we are able to confirm that she is indeed pregnant. We could see lots of developing puppies on the screen and estimate a litter of 8 to 10 babies are expected. Busy times ahead!

15/03/2026

Request for assistance

Does anyone know if there are any charitable organisations in Qld that can offer temporary care of a dog (2 weeks to 3months) whilst her family find a new place to live?
Due to personal circumstances, they have lost their home, and they desperately want to find somewhere for their girl so that they do not have to give her up.
Even a private foster arrangement may work.
She is a four year old White Swiss, she is used to being around children. Her family is desperate, they don't want to lose their girl, so any suggestions gratefully received.
Located Sunshine Coast.

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03/03/2026

Lili's journey to Motherhood has begun!

She was inseminated on Monday 2nd March so the due date for puppies to be born, is around the 2nd May. Dad is Magician, and whilst Magician didn't make the showring, he has produced well, and several of his offspring have done very well. His puppies have lovely temperaments, socially stable and easy to train. In combination with Lili I expect that there will be some serious sports prospects in the litter.
Some spots on the waiting list are still open.

Both parents have good hip/elbow results and are clear of all testable diseases.

Magician Vom Olaf Weise x White Dream Team Zia Baby Baxa

19/02/2026

Finally! Lili has come into season! We have been waiting for her to decide that the time is right to have puppies and it looks as though it will be April puppies.
She is to be bred to Magician for a litter that should be perfect for all dog sports and as companions for active people. I do not expect any couch potatoes in this litter (but you never know). If you would like to be placed on the waiting list for a puppy please let me know, there are already several expressions of interest in the litter so spaces are limited.

There should be some long coats and some medium coats in the litter.

Mum: White Dream Team Zia Baby Baxa (imp HRV)

Dad: Magician Von Olaf Weiss (imp Srb)

16/11/2025

🐾 Every breeder knows this moment, that little buzz on your phone a few days after a puppy goes home.
The message starts sweet:
“We love him, but…”
And you already know what’s coming next. But he barks. But he nips. But he cries at night. But he’s just “a lot.”
And it breaks your heart a little every time, because what they’re describing isn’t a “problem.”
It’s a puppy.
A baby learning the world outside of their mum and littermates. They’re confused, overstimulated, excited, and scared sometimes all at once, and that’s normal.
But people today want easy. They want the version they see online the one that sits calmly, never chews a shoe, and somehow knows “sit” by eight weeks.
They forget that behind every well-mannered dog is someone who put in the work, the patience, the boundaries, the grace.
When someone says, “He’s adorable, but I don’t think we’re a good fit,”
What they often mean is: I wanted the love without the learning curve.
Even the most beautifully raised puppies don’t come pre-programmed. They come ready to grow with you. To learn your rhythms, your tone, your energy. They don’t need perfection they need patience.
Some people confuse an easy puppy with a good one. But the truth is, every puppy is good they’re just new.
And new things are messy before they’re magical.
As breeders, we see it all. We comfort the ones who come back scared, unsure, wondering what they did wrong. We remind them softly: “You didn’t do anything wrong, baby.”
Because it’s never their fault that someone wasn’t ready for the hard parts that make the best parts possible.
Raising a puppy isn’t instant. It’s sleepless nights, puddles on the floor, little teeth on fingers and the sweetest bond you’ll ever build.
A puppy isn’t a project, or a phase, or something to “try.”
It’s a commitment. A piece of your heart on four legs.
If you’re not ready for the messy parts of puppyhood, that’s okay, just wait until you can give your whole heart.
Because these little souls deserve nothing less 💜🐾
Shared from another breeder 🐾

01/07/2025

Well, that was an eventful morning! One of the pups from the Meri/Bjorn litter is starting his journey to his new home in NZ today, and he needed to be at the airport by 5.40am for his flight (groan). So, last night I bathed and brushed him and made sure that he was looking his best, went to bed earlyish and set the alarm for 4.20am. So far so good, but you know what they say about the best laid plans.......
At 3.10am I was rudely awoken by one of the dogs demanding to be let out, I apparently didn't hear her the first time because she started yowling right next to my ear! In her defense it must have been urgent because she shot out of the door when I opened it.
Things just went downhill from there.
By the time she was ready to come back inside I had discovered that it was 2 degrees outside, the beautifully clean and groomed puppy had decided to p**p in his crate and then sit in it, and by now all of the other dogs wanted out too.
Got the pup cleaned up and took him outside in case he needed to go again, looked at the clock (it was 4am) decided that it wasn't worth going back to bed so made a coffee. Put it down on the coffee table and puppy promptly knocked it over. Luckily it missed him in his freshly cleaned state. At 4.30 I decided that I had better get puppy in the car as it is about 45min to the airport and if traffic is heavy, it can take longer. Got him in the car, grab my keys and jump in the car, it won't start!!! Grabbed the battery pack, attatched clamps, it still won't start. After several attempts and growing more panicked by the minute, I eventually woke my son. He crawled out of bed (I am sure that I could hear some muttered curse words but I chose to ignore them), thanks to Andrew we eventually got the car started at 5.20 am and I then made a dash for the airport to try and make it before cut off time for the flight. I made record time arriving about 20min late. Thankfully the staff at the airport were lovely and everything went smoothly from there. I hope the rest of his journey is trouble free.
I need a lie down!