About me :-)

I've always had a passion for animals—perhaps even earlier. For many years, dogs have been not only a part of my life, but also a space for constant development, learning, and daily work.

 

I completed five and a half years of studies at the Faculty of Animal Breeding and Biology, gaining a solid foundation in genetics, breeding, biology, and the functioning of animal organisms. I then completed postgraduate studies in cynology and cynological psychology, thanks to which I was able to gain an even deeper understanding of the behavior, psychology, and needs of dogs—both in the context of utility, breeding, and everyday work with humans.

 

For years, I have actively participated in cynological courses, training sessions, and events, constantly expanding my practical and theoretical knowledge. I have over 20 years of experience living, working, and collaborating with dogs. During this time, I have had the opportunity to collaborate with experienced trainers, breeders, and specialists not only in cynology but also in the breeding of other animal species.

 

Although I've been involved in breeding and breeding for a relatively short time, I consider this a natural consequence of many years of passion, experience, and consciously acquired knowledge. The Appenzeller Sennenhund breed holds a special place in my life, to which I devote my breeding and research attention. My work is based on both the current FCI standard and on analysis of historical, original publications on the breed from 1914, 1950, and 1966, as well as collaboration with the oldest breeders in the country of origin.

 

At the same time, my little "Appenzeller world" was also created - a shop created out of passion, respect and a kind of cult for this unique breed.

 

As a cynological assistant, I continue to develop my skills, gain ring experience, and expand my knowledge of dog anatomy, movement, and breed type, which directly translates into conscious and responsible breeding work.

 

I work with people every day - and perhaps that is why I value the honesty, character and naturalness of dogs so much.