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EWA breeders

Our breeders undertake to adhere to strict rules and to scrutinise each litter intensively with our breeding committee. Without exception, the health, temperament and well-being of the dogs take centre stage.

EWA breeders ensure that their puppies grow up in species-appropriate conditions and are optimally socialised.
Thanks to our extensive network of experts and regular, specialised seminars, our breeders are always kept up to date. The basic seminar, which is compulsory for all breeders and stud dog owners, means that everyone also has the same foundation of knowledge at their fingertips.
New seminars, blog articles and close dialogue with other breeders and the breeding committee enable us to implement the latest findings in breeding practice and act as pioneers in wolfdog breeding.

Our community shares a vision: we want to breed healthy and happy wolfdogs.
Well thought-out litter planning and the best possible rearing are the most important prerequisites for a long and harmonious dog life.

Explore the list of our certified breeders and find out more about their programmes and dogs.

Together we are setting new standards in wolfdog breeding!

Nebelwald

Melanie B.
Austria
how it all began… It was probably Two Socks, the wolf from Dances with Wolves, who first sparked our childhood dream of having a „wolf“ of our own. Knowing that sharing our lives with a real wolf would never be possible, it didn’t take long—especially after watching Game of Thrones [...]

Wolvenwoods

Tess N
Belgium
Wolvenwoods – “Where the forest breathes and family begins.” Hi, welcome to Wolvenwoods! My name is Tess, and I’m so happy that you’ve found your way to this page. Together with my family of four and our wolfdog Tala, we form Wolvenwoods– an at home occasional kennel of wolfdogs. We [...]

Úlfavera

Heike B
Germany

Kuckunniwi

Gemma K
United Kingdom
Welcome to Kuckunniwi Lupine Dogs! Hi, I’m Gemma from Leigh, and Kuckunniwi is built around my passion for dogs that combine the natural appearance of the wolf with the friendly, social nature of a family companion.