Puppies
Would you like to join the Mista Melmë pack?
Májenka is pregnant – we're expecting the puppies from her last litter (litter C) around 23 November 2026, and I'm taking enquiries right now. I don't sell puppies to third parties – I always want to get to know the future owners in person. And in the same way, I want them to have the chance to get to know me, my dogs and what life with a Saarloos is really like.
How it works
Nine steps from the first e-mail to the day you take your puppy home.
When raising a litter, I follow the development of each individual puppy, and among other things I draw on Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) and the Puppy Culture programme. It's not about ticking off exercises, but about meaningful, age-appropriate experiences. How socialisation works here → (in Czech)
Get in touch
We'll go through a few essential things that are non-negotiable.
A walk together
You'll meet me, some of my dogs and, above all, lots of other Saarlooses. You'll see that every single one is an original, and you can talk to other owners.
Non-binding reservation
If we get on after the walk and you're still interested, we can agree on adding you to the list of applicants. But I can't promise that your dream puppy will be born.
Waiting and more walks
It can take weeks or even years. You're warmly welcome to visit us at home and to join our group walks.
The puppies are born
At last we know whether your dream girl or boy has seen the light of day.
Confirming the reservation
Within a week of the birth we'll confirm whether I can count on you. Get ready for a flood of photos and videos.
Choosing the right one
From about the fifth week I start to see differences between the puppies. But their character keeps developing, so together we look for the best possible match, not a hundred-percent guarantee. We sign a pre-contract (agreement to sign a purchase contract later) and you pay a non-refundable deposit (max. ½ of the price).
The final wait
The home straight. I guarantee those few weeks will feel like a few years.
Taking your puppy home
After day 50 of the puppy's life. The balance of the price, the purchase contract, a starter pack and my support 24/7 – from phone calls to Discord.
What you get with your puppy
The puppies grow up in contact with our canine and human pack. Step by step they get to know everyday situations, sounds, surfaces and people. The aim is to give them the best possible start – not to promise they'll never be startled by anything in their new home.
- Purchase contract
- Food for the first 7 days (BARF or good-quality kibble)
- International vaccination passport (pet passport)
- The puppy's DNA profile and parentage
- A blanket/toy with the scent of mum and littermates
- Collar, lead and harness
- Pedigree (usually within 4 months)
- DM/DW test results and an Embark test
- + little extras I come up with while raising the litter
Before you get in touch, have a read
I'm interested in a puppy
Tell me a little about yourself – it takes 2–3 minutes. I'll get back to you and we'll talk through the details – what matters most to me is that the Saarloos and the person are a good fit.
Filling in the form does not mean an automatic puppy reservation.
You're also welcome to come and visit – just write or call and we'll arrange it.