Animals Triumph
### About the Kennel Animals Triumph is based in Mazowieckie, Poland, and bred for quality and long-term health. The kennel is run by Beata Szklarska, whose dogs are registered with the main Polish and international kennel club (ZKwP/FCI, Warsaw division). The breeding programme focuses on two stud males and prioritises thorough health screening. The kennel’s commitment to responsible breeding shines through in the comprehensive genetic and orthopaedic testing done on its dogs. ### Breeding Dogs **NEVER ENDING STORY Animals Triumph (FCI)** is a male Golden Retriever, born 15 August 2020, with a gold coat. His most important health result is a clear elbow X-ray (both elbows 0/0 – no arthritic changes), proven by a DNA profile that shows no markers for the mutations tested. His genetic profile is based on a panel that screens for several inherited conditions. He is from a well-recorded family line on both sides. He holds no show titles but is a healthy, proven stud dog. **PROMISE OF TRUST Animals Triumph (FCI)** is a male Golden Retriever, born 17 April 2022, with a cream coat. He has undergone an exceptionally wide set of health tests. His hip X-ray is grade A – the highest possible, meaning no signs of hip dysplasia. Both elbows are clear (0/0). He tested clear for the following inherited conditions via DNA screening: progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) and early-onset progressive retinal atrophy (PRCD-PRA); neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (NCL); ichthyosis (ICT); degenerative myelopathy (DM); osteochondrosis (OCD-FREE); and cardiac function (HEART-CLEAR). A separate DNA profile confirmed no markers for the mutations covered in the panel. He is from a recorded pedigree on both sides. ### Health and Testing For Golden Retrievers, screening for hips, elbows, eyes, and nervous-system disorders is especially important. Hip dysplasia (HD) – an X-ray check of the hip joint – is graded A to E. Grade A means the dog has excellent hips with no dysplasia. Elbow dysplasia (ED) is a similar X-ray of the elbow joint; 0/0 means both elbows are perfect. DNA tests for progressive retinal atrophy (PRA and PRCD-PRA) rule out inherited eye conditions that can lead to blindness. Tests for neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis (NCL), ichthyosis (ICT), and degenerative myelopathy (DM) check for inherited neurological and skin conditions, while OCD-FREE means the dog is clear of osteochondrosis, a joint-cartilage disorder. Finally, HEART-CLEAR indicates the heart was functioning normally at the time of examination. All these results give buyers a high level of confidence about the dog’s long-term health. ### Litters and Puppies There are no litters currently listed for Animals Triumph. For information about upcoming or planned litters, it is best to contact the kennel directly. The two stud dogs are healthy and fully tested. ### What Buyers Receive and Visiting Visits and puppy packages are not detailed in the current listing. You should get in touch with Beata Szklarska to discuss what is included when you reserve a puppy and whether you can visit the kennel in Mazowieckie. International buyers are welcome to inquire. The kennel’s two stud males both have clear health records. Because the kennel is registered with FCI, any puppies sold would come with full pedigree papers, which are essential for export, registration, and showing.
Questions and answers
Does Animals Triumph have puppies for sale right now?
No current litters are listed. You should contact the kennel to ask about upcoming or planned litters.
What health tests have the stud dogs passed?
One stud, NEVER ENDING STORY Animals Triumph, has a clear elbow X-ray (0/0) and a clear DNA profile. The other, PROMISE OF TRUST Animals Triumph, has hip grade A, elbows 0/0, and passed tests for PRA, PRCD-PRA, NCL, ICT, DM, OCD, and heart function. Both have DNA profiles confirming no markers for the tested conditions.
Is Animals Triumph a registered ZKwP/FCI kennel?
Yes, the kennel is registered with ZKwP/FCI, Warsaw division, and run by Beata Szklarska. The affix 'Animals Triumph' is registered with FCI.
Can I visit the kennel if I am buying from Ireland?
No information about visits is given in the listing. You should contact the kennel directly to discuss visiting policies and export arrangements.