Swedish Vallhund Breeders, Moreton Bay QLD

We are currently taking expressions of interest in a litter with our lovely Audrey Hepburn and the amazing Luka (Swedish import). Due in July 2025. Our most gorgeous Audrey will have some amazing puppies as she is a stunner. The Swedish Vallhund dates back to 18th Century Sweden where the breed was utilised as farm dogs, primarily for herding cattle. The Swedish Vallhund is known in its native land as Vastgotaspets, which means Spitz of the West Goths. This dog is also known as the Swedish Shepherd. In Sweden it is believed the Vallhund travelled to Wales with the Viking raiders and went on to become the ancestor of the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. The Swedish Vallhund was first introduced into Australia in 1981. BREED PERSONALITY, CHARACTERISTICS AND TEMPERAMENT The Swedish Vallhund is a chirpy little working dog, in which the herding instinct is still very evident. An energetic breed, the Vallhund is friendly, active, agile and very intelligent. It responds well to training due to its eager-to-please personality and is very trustworthy with children. These dogs do well at obedience, love agility and are accomplished trackers. COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER PETS The Swedish Vallhund is quite trustworthy with other dogs. CARE REQUIREMENTS Vallhunds are tough, hardy dogs, not subject to any particular ailment. When properly cared for, they are seldom ill. Their low maintenance coat is weather resistant and easily repels mud and grime. They have a major moult at least once a year.

We are a small Kennel in Morton Bay, just north of Brisbane. We got our first Vallhund almost 4 years ago and just had our first litter. I regularly show my dogs and will only have a litter when wanting a new show puppy, so we do not have puppies available regularly. Vallhunds are extremely loyal, intelligent little dogs with exceptional temperaments which makes them suitable for most homes. Whether for pets, showing, obedience or sports. Our puppies are raised in our home with other animals and are introduced to household noises such as vacuum cleaner, washing machine, music, TV and power tools. Puppies can be transported Australia wide.