Here we share the small, everyday moments from our home — new litters, first steps, show days and the puppies leaving for their new families.
The weekend at CACIB Lendava 2026 truly made me happy. I came home full of pride and gratitude — my two black terriers (black yorkies), Wolfy and Ruby, both shone in the ring. 🐾
Wolfy was simply outstanding: he won 2× Junior CAC, 2× Junior BOB, 2× BOB, and 2× 1st place in Best in Show (BIS).
Ruby delighted me in the champion class, where she won the CAC and the title of best female.
I am grateful for every moment of this weekend — for the effort, the lovely shared memories, and both little dogs who brighten my days again and again.
Since last evening it is even lovelier at our home: all four chocolate girls have opened their eyes too and peeked into the world for the first time. 🐾 With that they gave us a special moment — now all of our puppies are curiously discovering the world, the chocolate girls (chocolate terrier, formerly chocolate yorkie) and the Biewer boys.
Day by day they grow stronger, livelier and more mischievous. I can hardly wait to guide them through the next little milestones — first steps, first games, first discoveries.
Our Biewer boys have turned 14 days old and reached a wonderful milestone: they have opened their eyes! With tiny, curious glances they are peeking into the big world for the first time. Day by day they grow stronger and livelier — soon their first wobbly steps and little mischief await.
The chocolate girls (chocolate terrier, formerly chocolate yorkie) will soon follow. Through these first weeks I watch every bit of progress and gladly share it with you.
Our puppies are growing beautifully. The chocolate girls (chocolate terrier, formerly chocolate yorkie) and the Biewer boys are gaining weight by the day — sturdy, warm and content. Soon they will open their eyes; then I will share more glimpses of their growing up.
For reservations and to join the waiting list, I am happy to help.
Something wonderful happened here on 22 August: within just five hours, two litters were born.
Angelina (Biewer terrier) had three boys, and Sindy (chocolate terrier) had four girls. The mothers and all seven little ones are doing well — the puppies are nursing eagerly, sleeping and growing by the hour.
These are the first, most tender days, when calm and closeness to the mother matter most. They will open their eyes to the world once they are strong enough; until then I will watch over them carefully and share their growing up as it happens.
If you are interested in a puppy from either litter, I am happy to answer any questions and to add you to the waiting list.
There is happy anticipation in my kennel: both of my expecting girls are doing wonderfully. Their bellies are growing rounder by the day, and the girls are playful, content and wag their tails happily — as if they already know something lovely is on the way.
Sindy (chocolate terrier) is full of energy — she struts around proudly and wags her tail.
Angelina (Biewer terrier) is enjoying every moment of care; her belly is rounding beautifully.
Both are already happily greeting the future puppy owners. Soon my living room will be lively again — I am happy to answer any questions about the expected puppies.
Sindy (chocolate terrier) wagging her tail.
This weekend our two black terriers appeared at the shows in the Polhograjski Dolomiti — and they came home with results that truly delight me.
On Saturday, 15 August, there was a terrier speciality show. Wolfgang Onyx (Wolfy) competed in the junior class and Ruby Diamond in the open class. Both were beautifully judged and each won first place and the CAC in their class. Wolfy was chosen best junior (Junior BOB) and then best of breed (BOB), while Ruby received the BOS title (best of opposite sex).
On Sunday, 16 August, the international CACIB show followed — and that day exceeded all my expectations. Ruby again won first place, the CAC and BOS in the open class. Wolfy was in outstanding form: again first place, CAC, Junior BOB and BOB, and in the Best in Show (BIS) line-up for unrecognised breeds he won both among juniors and among adults — first place in both. This success is what surprised and delighted me the most.
On both days our dogs also received the Polhograjski Dolomiti Winner award.
Behind us are two wonderful days that beautifully repaid all the effort, patience and love I put into my dogs. But I am most grateful to them — Wolfy and Ruby, who showed everything they had in the ring.
At the end of July and the start of August we took part in the Istra Slovenian Summer Dog Shows — on 31 July at CACIB Koper and on 1 August at CACIB Castrum Bonae. We came home with lovely results and proud of all three of our dogs.
Ruby Diamond (black terrier), in the open class, received the grade Excellent, CAC SLO, the title of Best Female of the breed (BF) and became Best of Breed (BOB).
Wolfgang Onyx Nigrum Caritate (black terrier), in the junior class, received the grade Excellent, the Junior CAC (J CAC SLO) and CAC SLO, the title of Best Male, Junior Best of Breed (Junior BOB) and Best of Breed (BOB). He continues his show journey and remains entered for the shows ahead.
Forest Whisper Lilliput Land — our Pika (Biewer terrier) — competed for the very first time, in the puppy class, and received the highest grade for her age: very promising. A wonderful first step for such a young girl.
Ruby resting after her performance, waiting for the results.