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Real defence scenario
Genesis Panther real life defense and protection scenario.


“An intelligent, dignified dog who is large jet well balanced, athletic, and strong. It is even-tempered, reserved to strangers, has medium level of energy, and a balanced drive. A loyal family companion with natural protective instinct, without unnecessary aggression or instability.“
-Above & Beyond


I have worked with dogs for two decades, training, showing at a high level and breeding. Over the years I gained experience, but I still felt something was missing. I was looking for a breed that truly matched what I value in a dog, both mentally and physically.
After years of research and preparation, I imported the first Canis Panther to Europe in 2019 from Rock of Ages kennel in the USA. The process was demanding, but it marked the beginning of a long term commitment to developing this breed in a serious and structured way.
The Canis Panther combines presence, health and intelligence. My goal is to produce dogs that are confident, stable and easy to live with. Dogs that are naturally reserved with strangers and carry protective instinct without unnecessary aggression or fear.
I aim for balanced energy and medium drive. A dog that is ready to work and train when asked, yet calm and reliable in everyday life. Health, sound structure and mental stability remain my priority in every breeding decision.

“It's not about making the right choice.
It's about making a choice and making it right.”
― J.R. Rim

Preparation
for life

Raised in home environment

Early neurological stimulation

Physycal & Mental
development
placement
Each puppy undergoes temperament evaluation when developmentally appropriate. Placement is based on suitability, not preference.
Owners are selected carefully to match the individual temperament and potential of the puppy. I place puppies only in approved homes where the environment, expectations and experience align with the dog.
support
Every puppy owner receives lifelong support and professional guidance remains available for the lifetime of the dog.
Support can be structured around your preference. Some owners choose to stay actively involved through training sessions and development opportunities. Others prefer a more private arrangement. Both are respected.
Discretion, where required, is handled with professionalism.

