Scientific data shows that 35% of a dog’s performance is inherited but 65% is based on other influences such as training, environment and nutrition.

We employ the early neurological stimulation program developed and implemented by the U.S. military in the 1970’s called “Bio-sensor” a.k.a. “Super Dog” program. The Bio-sensor program induces early neurological stimulations that produces dogs with improved heart rate, stronger heart beats, stronger adrenal glands, higher stress tolerance and greater resistance to disease. In learning tests, stimulated pups were found to be more active and inquisitive, more emotional balanced and had superior problem solving abilities.

Socialization extends well beyond ordinary encounters with the breeder. Full socialization involves parent dogs, littermates, other dogs, people of all ages, genders and races. Our pups are given a variety of opportunities and interactive encounters to help them integrate and overcome emotional hurdles. Improperly socialized puppies may develop difficulties coping with the challenges and interacting with people, other dogs and environments.

Enrichment extends well into adulthood. This includes offering pups a variety of sights, sounds and textures. It gives them a balance of experiences and environments that challenge their curiosity and intelligence.

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