Looking for a special home for this amazingly sweet young girl.
Lelkes (pronounced Lel-Kesh) will be 2 years old in April. She is very sweet and loves all people. Her idea of a good day is hanging out with or snuggling with her people, meeting new people or romping around in the yard. She will chase cats and would be best with only 1-2 submissive dogs as she can be very dominant. She is spayed and has a clean bill of health except for Hip Dysplasia which she will need continued care for. She will do best in a home where she can choose the level of exercise comfortable for her and not be pushed physically. She is fine most of the time but will get stiff or sore if she plays to hard with the other young dogs. Right now she is just getting a fish oil supplement but her needs will most likely grow as she gets older.
Please contact us if you are interested in bringing her into your family.
e-mail us at Kuvasz@szeptars.com
Feel free to e-mail us for more information at Kuvasz@szeptars.com
We are a small breeding & show kennel with a focus on quality structure and solid temperaments. We have litters about once a year or two, so it’s important to get on our approved list as early as the puppies are usually spoken for by the time they are a few weeks old. Our pups are sold only to approved homes, and come with a written guarantee and lifetime support to help you and your Kuvasz enjoy best of years together. They are raised in our home and socialized with children to help them become stable confident adults.
Our puppies are raised with lots of socialization and using Dr. Carmen Battaglia’s “Early Neurological Stimulation” for the best chances at good health and mental soundness. This method uses minor stresses like putting a puppy on a cool towel for 3 seconds once daily from the ages of 3 days old until they are 16 days old. Adding this early stress has shown puppies to have:
1. Improved cardio vascular performance (heart rate) 
2. Stronger heart beats
3. Stronger adrenal glands
4. More tolerance to stress and
5. Greater resistance to disease
For more information or to check out Dr. Bataglia’s site, click here.