About us
My name is Larissa and I live with my dear Samoyeds: Ivy & Maeve in the Beemster (Noordholland). Years ago I came into contact with the breed and it was love at first sight. In 2018 my first Samoyed Ivy (Mishka na Severe Fairy Stardust) finally came into my life. Maeve (Apolar Made For Loving You) joined our family in 2023 .
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I have followed various training courses with both Ivy and Maeve. Ivy absolutely loves balance & coordination training. Maeve prefers to dig big holes in the garden. We also go scootering occasionally and I hope we can pick that up again in the fall. Ivy and Maeve live comfortably in the house and like to cuddle with you on the couch in the evening. My girls are really part of the family
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In addition to my full-time work as a senior consultant, I am training to become a canine instructor at the Martin Gaus Academy. This is out of interest and to broaden my knowledge. In addition, it is super useful to be able to provide future owners with advice. If it is possible to combine it with my workschedule, I would also like to follow a training to become a (dog) behavioral therapist.
INTRO
When I started looking for a Samoyed puppy, I did not immediately have the idea of breeding a litter. I especially wanted a best friend to do fun things with. And my dogs will always be that for me first and foremost. Over time, my enormous love for the breed grew and I started thinking about it more and more. When Ivy's health tests came back with good results (and of course in consultation with her breeder), it started to take more shape. I then applied for the kennel name Solis Aurora and attended several lectures on breeding and raising puppies, but also on topics such as genetics.
In January 2021, Ivy's litter was born. This was an extremely beautiful, exciting and educational experience. My mother kept a daughter from this litter, Pippa (Solis Aurora A Little Bubbly). Pippa has now given birth to her own puppies in 2023.
How it started
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Out of love for the breed, we occasionally breed a litter. The combinations are made carefully. This in view of the breed-specific characteristics, character, health and beauty. The genetic diversity in our combinations is also taken into account. For me it is really a hobby that is practiced with a lot of passion. I think it is important to have and continue to gain knowledge. We also support the use of scientifically substantiated methods based on positive dog training when working with our dogs (and raising the puppies born with us).
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As a recognized breeder, I am affiliated with the Dutch Kennel Club (and FCI). I am also a member of the Dutch Samoyed Club and the Belgian Samoyed Association. We carry out the required health tests, as stated in the breeding regulations of the Dutch Samoyed Club. We also carry out additional health tests. The results of the tests administered may of course be viewed.
You can find more about our future litters on the 'planning' page. Please note: our planning is never fixed and may change slightly. If you have any questions about future litters, please know that you can always contact us.
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We like to stay in touch and are available for questions and advice throughout the dog's life.
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