The name of our kennel, "vom Warchetal," which translates to "from the Warche Valley" in English, comes from the valley near where we live. This valley is traversed by the Warche, a river in Belgium, a right-bank tributary of the Amblève, and part of the Meuse river basin. The Warche Valley is a remarkable natural landscape and monument.

Our dogs live in enclosures with access to the house, the flower garden, and the sheep pasture.
Depending on their interests, our dogs accompany us on bike rides, horseback rides, hikes, and participate in obedience and agility exercises at our dog club.
Our puppies are accustomed to different people, including men, women, and children. They are also introduced to various types of food, both ready-made and fresh or raw.
(See the section: Dog Nutrition)

The puppies are born indoors. Starting at 3 weeks of age, a separate shed with a box is made available for the mother and her litter. Around 4 weeks of age, in mild weather, the puppies can leave the shed at any time to play outside. They have access to a specially designed puppy pen with various activities and toys where they can play and run freely.
Our puppies also have access to our house, garden, and the pasture with the sheep.

Our breeding facility

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