Julson Kleine / Small Munsterlander Breeder

Julson Kleine / Small Munsterlander Breeder We are involved with breeding Kleine Munsterlanders. These dogs make great hunting partners as well as being a part of your family.

05/28/2026

This is my pup from Eva von Julson litter born January 13, 2026. She has most of her permanent teeth. She will be 5 months old on June 13.
This is the first step in the force fetch process, teaching her the hold command.

Running my dogs this morning for exercise. This time I took a camera along. :-) Top picture: Front 2 are pointing and ...
05/01/2026

Running my dogs this morning for exercise. This time I took a camera along. :-) Top picture: Front 2 are pointing and the back one is honoring. Lower picture:
Back on is honoring and you can see the front two are locked in.

I have to more to a different area to run them until August. There are so many pheasant and duck nesting where I usually run, even along this gravel road, I am don't want to disturb them.

It is going to be a fun fall for sure!!!!

03/27/2026

Alina von Augenstein from Emma von Julson litter, 10 weeks old, first rabbit track, 50 yards.

Today is the big day for Gero, too! 🤗 His owners have picked up "Pünktchen," and a new chapter of life begins. Have fun ...
03/23/2026

Today is the big day for Gero, too! 🤗 His owners have picked up "Pünktchen," and a new chapter of life begins. Have fun getting to know each other! 🙋🏼‍♀️
The last pup of Erika von Julson of the vom Zuckerpool litter is going home. It is going to be a lot of fun watching how these pups develop. Especially since I was able to meet all the new pup owners!

I left Germany yesterday and arrived at a KlM Breeder friend of mine, von Augenstein kennel, in Pennsylvania the same da...
03/20/2026

I left Germany yesterday and arrived at a KlM Breeder friend of mine, von Augenstein kennel, in Pennsylvania the same day just 5 hours later according to the time change, LOL. She leased a female from me and I had been helping her and her family as she whelped, marketed and distributed her first litter of KlM.
To my surprise when I arrived, she handed me this apprciation gift hoody. It is from one of her puppy buyers who got his first KlM from me about 10 years ago. She has one also with her kennel name on it.
I have told new buyers we get into people's lives when we give a pup. Some of the questions we ask before we commit a pup to them get pretty personal at time!
It truly needs to be a partnership effort between the breeder and the owner! A recent comment from one of the puppy owners from my last litter sums it up pretty well. I share this with his permission.
"Jim's passion, knowledge, and hands on mentorship created an unmatched experience. He doesn't just produce great KlM - he creates lifelong partnerships. And for that I can't thank him enough." K.K.

It's wonderful that Gunnar, aka "Herzi" ❤️, arrived home safely! He looks relaxed 🤗 ...here's the traditional farewell p...
03/19/2026

It's wonderful that Gunnar, aka "Herzi" ❤️, arrived home safely! He looks relaxed 🤗 ...here's the traditional farewell photo!

Over the last 1.5 weeks I have had the opportunity to evaluate the temperament and aptitude of 3 KlM litters. Two in Ge...
03/18/2026

Over the last 1.5 weeks I have had the opportunity to evaluate the temperament and aptitude of 3 KlM litters. Two in Germany and 1 in the USA. It has been a lot of fun and very rewarding.
Basically, it involved a stranger new to the pups, in a new, strange, place new to the pups being exposed to things they have never seen, walked on or smelled before. Not even once during their first 7 weeks of life. The optimal time to do this is when they are 7 weeks old, plus or minus a few days either way. Seven weeks old because there is prior research supporting the fact that the nerves in the pup's nervous system are myelinated. Basically , the nervous system is all connected and functioning well. Thus, their nervous system functioning faster, allowing more efficient communication compared to unmyelinated nerve fibers.
It tends to provide information on what genetics are triggering the pup's response versus what reaction is triggered by behavioral modification through training and conditioning.
Over the years I and my mentor have gone back and reviewed our notes on the pup's reactions during the evaluation to what we are seeing in the pup as we training it. It is pretty interesting to see how the pup is reacting in certain situation, during training or as it grows and is exposed to hunting and social situations and how those responses were revealed during this evaluation when it was 7 weeks old.
No one in Germany has seen or done this before. Especially separating each pup from the litter influence, by evaluating one at a time. They tend to evaluate the pups when it is in the whole litter environment.
If you want to learn more go to: https://www.julsonkennel.com/how-we-place-pups

Goodbye "Krönchen" (Little Crown) #4, so Gustav, you'll now get to know your new home and your owners! Have fun with th...
03/14/2026

Goodbye "Krönchen" (Little Crown) #4, so Gustav, you'll now get to know your new home and your owners! Have fun with the new "pack member"!

Gerda, alias “Inselchen” , pup 3, with her new owners. We wish you a nice time getting to know each other!This couple sp...
03/13/2026

Gerda, alias “Inselchen” , pup 3, with her new owners. We wish you a nice time getting to know each other!
This couple speaks very good English. This is going to be fun. They spent 3 weeks in Canada last summer. Do I see a SD pheasant hunt in their future? 😉

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22748 471st Avenue
Colman, SD
57017

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