Established in 2004, the kennel breeds wire-haired dachshunds for hunting. Dogs work both underground and in above-ground drives. Breeding dogs undergo eye, back and X-ray examinations in line with the Finnish Kennel Club's breeding strategy.
There are 0–2 litters a year. Puppies are registered with the Finnish Kennel Club, wormed several times, microchipped and checked by a vet. Before going to new homes, they are raised indoors with other dogs and people. An annual hunting weekend brings owners and dogs together.
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