18/10/2025
โจLittle About Me and My Pack
My journey in the world of dogs began a long time ago โ with the first dog my parents โtook for two weeksโ and kept forever. I was two years old then. Since that day, I havenโt spent a single day of my life without dogs.
I graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in 2011, majoring in small domestic animals. My thesis focused on artificial insemination in dogs โ at a time when the topic was still relatively new and rare in practice.
In 2009, I completed professional training as a canine expert, and since 2008 I have attended several handling courses.
Since 2011, Iโve been showing not only my own dogs but also handling for others โ with regular placements and wins in Best in Show finals.
My kennel name was officially registered in 2008.
Over the years, I have bred and lived with Siberian Huskies, English Bulldogs, and Yorkshire Terriers. Alongside breeding, I have always been deeply involved in volunteer work โ helping, fostering, and rehabilitating stray dogs. Several of them still share my home today, each with a story and a soul of their own.
In 2021, a Peruvian Hairless Dog entered my life. After losing my last bulldog, I spent over a year searching for the right breed โ intelligent, charismatic, and ancient. Breeding was not in my plans anymore; I just wanted to travel and show.
But life had other ideas.
In 2022, due to the full-scale war in Ukraine, I relocated to Serbia โ and there, my passion for dog shows and breeding came alive again.
That same year, another ancient treasure joined our family โ the Mexican Hairless Dog.
And in 2024, together with my friend Alexandra, we welcomed our first litter of Peruvian Hairless Dogs โ marking the beginning of a new chapter for our kennel.
Today, my home is shared with Peruvian and Mexican Hairless Dogs, as well as five beloved rescues.
I am a breeder who combines traditional values with modern science.
My breeding philosophy stands firmly on three pillars: health, temperament, and type โ one cannot exist without the others.
I donโt breed dogs โjust for the couch.โ
I aim to preserve and strengthen the breed, respecting the work of breeders before me, and to produce dogs that are equally successful in the show ring and in family life.
I donโt simply sell puppies โ
I look for kindred spirits, people I can trust with my dogs, and continue this work together.
