Poland / Golden Retriever

Dejlah

Dejlah is a Polish Golden Retriever kennel whose affix is registered with the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI). The kennel is run with a deep passion for the breed, and all dogs live in the home environment.

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Breed
Golden Retriever
Breeder’s website
www.dejlah.pl

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    Dejlah FCI

    ### About the Kennel The Dejlah kennel is a small, home-based breeding programme for Golden Retrievers in Poland. The owners have chosen to focus on quality over quantity, with an individual approach to each puppy and a careful selection of future owners. Every dog lives indoors as part of the family, receiving regular veterinary care, a balanced diet, and plenty of affection. Socialisation begins from the earliest days, helping puppies grow into confident and well-adjusted companions. ### Breeding Dogs **Hana (VALENTINA Bloomingen Gold)** is the kennel’s brood bitch. She holds the Polish titles of Champion Polski (CH PL) and Młodzieżowy Champion Polski (JCH PL). The Champion Polski is an adult title awarded by the Polish Kennel Club (ZKwP) for a required number of championship certificates won under different judges, while the Młodzieżowy Champion Polski is the junior equivalent for dogs aged 9 to 18 months. Hana has been X-rayed for hips (the FCI A–E scale) and scored A, meaning no signs of hip dysplasia. Her elbow X-rays graded 0/0, indicating no changes. Eye examinations in February 2023 found her eyes clear, and a cardiac examination confirmed normal heart function. She has also been DNA-tested for progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), a group of inherited eye conditions that can lead to blindness, and is clear for both PRA1 and PRA2. A thyroid test showed normal results. She is sired by MANOLO Rozmachany Ogon FCI and out of GINA AUREA SOLATIO z Kostrowego Grodu. ### Health and Tests Dejlah provides full health documentation for each breeding dog. Hip X-rays (graded A–E on the FCI scale) indicate the risk of hip dysplasia being passed to puppies: A means no signs of dysplasia. Elbow X-rays (graded 0–3) assess joint changes, with 0/0 meaning no abnormalities. Eye examinations by a certified veterinary surgeon confirm no inherited eye disease at the time of testing. Cardiac examinations verify normal heart function. A DNA test for progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) – here covering both PRA1 and PRA2 – helps rule out these inherited eye conditions in offspring. All results are available to serious buyers. ### Litters and Puppies The next planned litter is expected for mid-September 2025, sired by MARSHMALLOW Rozmachany Ogon FCI and out of Hana (VALENTINA Bloomingen Gold). Puppies will be raised in the home, socialised from the youngest age, and placed with owners who have been carefully selected to ensure a good match. As a quality-focused breeder, Dejlah does not produce many litters, so enquiries are welcomed early.

    Questions and answers

    What health tests are done on the breeding dogs?

    The brood bitch VALENTINA Bloomingen Gold has hip X-rays graded A (no signs of dysplasia), elbow X-rays graded 0/0 (no changes), clear eye exams, normal cardiac results, clear DNA tests for PRA1 and PRA2, and a normal thyroid result.

    Will my puppy be raised in a home environment?

    Yes. All dogs at Dejlah live indoors as part of the family, and puppies are socialised from the earliest days.

    When is the next litter expected?

    The next planned litter is expected for mid-September 2025.

    Does the kennel export puppies to other countries?

    The available information does not specify export arrangements. It is best to contact the kennel directly to discuss possible delivery or travel options.

    Can I visit the kennel before choosing a puppy?

    The listing does not detail visiting procedures, but the kennel mentions careful owner selection, so an initial conversation is recommended.