Dogs Have Soul

Dogs Have Soul (FCI)

### About the kennel Dogs Have Soul is a small, home-based breeding programme for Flat Coated Retrievers. The kennel name is registered as an affix with the FCI, which means every puppy born here can be issued with a full FCI pedigree. The breeders raise their litters inside the home, ensuring that pups are accustomed to household sights, sounds and routines from their earliest days. A signature element of the approach is early neurological stimulation – a set of gentle exercises and exposures designed to enhance the puppies’ resilience, confidence and learning ability during their critical developmental window. ### Breeding dogs **TO BE WITH YOU MOLOSEUM** (female, born 16 May 2022, black) has undergone a comprehensive hip X‑ray graded A – the best possible result on the FCI scale, indicating no signs of hip dysplasia. Her elbow X‑rays also returned a result of 0/0 (no changes in either joint). She has passed an eye examination certificate and a DNA test, both of which help rule out inherited eye conditions such as progressive retinal atrophy. These results give buyers confidence that her offspring are starting from a strong health foundation. **SUGAR COOCKIE MOLOSEUM** (male, born 4 January 2022, black) similarly holds hips graded A and elbows rated 0/0 (no changes). He too has an eye certificate and a clear DNA test result. As a sire, his combined health clearance is an important asset for anyone considering a puppy from his line. **ONCE IN A RED MOON Moloseum** (male, born 23 February 2021, liver) is an older male with the same health profile: hips graded A, elbows 0/0, plus an eye certificate and a DNA test. His liver colour is a classic shade in the breed, and his long‑standing health status suggests a stable, well‑managed breeding career. **AMBER Dogs Have Soul** (female, born 17 March 2024, liver) – the most recent addition to the adult team – has also been X‑rayed and tested. Her hips are graded A, elbows are 0/0, and she has passed her eye examination certificate and DNA test. As a young female from the kennel’s own litter A, she represents the continuation of the health programme the breeder has established. ### Health and tests Every adult dog at Dogs Have Soul has been X‑rayed for hip dysplasia (HD) and elbow dysplasia (ED). Hip X‑rays are graded on the FCI scale from A to E, with A meaning no signs of dysplasia. Elbow X‑rays are graded 0 to 3; the result 0/0 means both elbows show no changes. All the dogs here achieved the best possible scores in both categories. Each dog also holds a certificate of an eye examination. This is relevant because Flat Coated Retrievers are among the breeds susceptible to progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), an inherited condition that can lead to blindness. In addition, each dog has undergone a DNA test. While the FACTS do not specify which specific genes were screened, a DNA test is a further tool the breeder uses to reduce the risk of hereditary disease in the puppies. No dog at Dogs Have Soul holds show titles or working titles; the emphasis is squarely on health, temperament and early development. ### Litters and puppies The kennel has two recorded litters. Litter A was born on 17 March 2024. Litter B (Jack & Cola) was born on 20 March 2025, sired by Jack and out of Cola. Both litters are already born and, as of the latest information, puppies are available. ### What buyers receive Each puppy leaves the kennel with a comprehensive starter package. They are wormed, vaccinated appropriately for age, microchipped and have passed a breeding review. They come with a metric that entitles the new owner to obtain an FCI pedigree. In addition, the puppy pack includes an attractive starter kit containing piłki (balls), szarpaki (tug toys), a klikier (clicker), obrożka (collar), smycz (lead), saszetka na karmę (feed pouch), plus food. This means a new owner can begin training, feeding and walking their puppy straight away without needing to buy additional equipment. ### Visits and export No information is available about on‑site visits or export arrangements. Prospective buyers should contact the kennel directly to discuss collection or delivery options.

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