Puppies/ available adults
I used to have 2 litters a year and kept puppies
myself in most of them. Those days are gone now (2024 as I write) I don`t train as much as before, number of dogs are
decreasing,
and also there are so many new kennels now and a crowded puppymarked
opposed to a few years back.
I don`t get younger but as long as the health is good,
I will keep a number of siberians still as they are my life, but I have
not many breeding females left so siberian litters will be very limited..
I plan for some yakutian laika litters in future
Nay-La-Chee dogs adapt very well to life as a familydog, but I sell only to
active people who likes to be outside and will
provide enough stimulation and knows the responsibility of being a siberian
owner when it comes to preydrive, exercise etc..
They are wonderful dogs, but not a dog for everyone. I want to
know a bit about people who require dogs from me. Livingconditions,
dogexperience and what use is planned for the dog.How much time do you
have to spend with the puppy when it arrives.
You are welcome to visit the pups while they grow up, that is
good soscialization when *strangers* come to visit
Majority of breedingstock has Ck`s or Certs on shows, NLC has
numerous HPs in Breeders class.
(I don`t race LD myself so try to use outside
males that are proven in this)
My breedingstock has been eyechecked since 1997 and I prefer to use males from
breeders that also eyecheque.
I did not race for a number of years as training enough involves so much
travelling
these days and are very costly..
So my dogs are recreational dogs from racing lines and I regularly used
raceproven males owned by others..
I sometimes put out females on breedingterms, the pup are then not payed for
and I get one litter back if she is worth breeding. This agreements are only interesting with sledding-homes.
Puppies are delivered no earlier than 8 weeks. They grow up inside at least
up to 5 weeks- after that it depends of size of litter...They are taken
regularly inside, also 1 at the time. So they are used to indoor life,
but not housebroken. I also take them for car drives before delivering and
walk in the forest and around shopping center. To prepare them littlebit
for whats coming. They are properly dewormed, vaccinated against Parvo, microchipped
with chip from Norsk Dyreidentitet, and comes with a
healthcertificate
and contract from NKK.
Puppies come with some of the food they are used to, puppycollar
and a leash.
I try to update puppypages on Facebook once a week so that future *parents* who live
too far away to visit can see them grow on pictures.
I have never promised who get`s which puppy too
early. as it takes time to see
how they develope anathomicly and
tempramentwise.
I have very rarely adult dogs available.If so, they mostly go to people I
know. Also I help if a dog from my breeding should happen to need a new
home. Luckily that does nt happen very often.
Pictures/presentation of studd
dogs used by Nay-La-Chee
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LITTERPLANS 2024
Most likely no litters this year, possibility with Ildico beginning of
next year
My first Yakutian Laika litter from 2021
Corvus boys Ørnulf, Kraaken and Korpi from Nayakx Ravn 2012
Nay-La-Chee s come in most versions:)
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