Welcome!
My name is Emilia, and I’d like to warmly welcome you to my little magical world of dog breeding. Quantumbox FCI is a place where love and passion for dogs come together.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by animals — especially dogs. The very first books I chose to read were about dog breeds, and over time my interests expanded to include training, behavior, and dog shows.
I bought my first pedigree dog in 2008 — a Boxer with an excellent temperament and lineage, Cleopatra Live Jazz. With her, I took my first steps into the world of shows and breeding. In 2009, I registered my kennel name Quantumbox FCI, and two years later another Boxer joined our family — Barbie Perła Roztocza, with whom I continued to improve my handling skills.
Quanti Iga Quantumbox – a girl from our kennel from the Boxer days :)
Over time, I became fascinated by other breeds, especially herding dogs. That’s how I discovered the perfect breed for me — the Shetland Sheepdog. In 2023, Lilly joined our family – my dream dog, whose beauty and temperament are exactly what I had been looking for.
Today, Lilly is a full-fledged member of the family. All of my dogs live in the house with us, grow up alongside us, and often travel together. Apart from shows, we also attend nosework classes and enjoy photoshoots, which are a great way to strengthen the bond between dog and handler.
You can learn more about Lilly here.
Each litter in my home is a huge event — and a great responsibility. Puppies are born only occasionally, and I personally take care of their upbringing, with help from my family, who know dogs very well.
When selecting breeding pairs, we focus not only on beauty and temperament but, above all, on the health of the parents. We breed only dogs that have passed all necessary tests: hip and elbow dysplasia X-rays, genetic, ophthalmologic, and general health checks.
Our goal is to breed healthy, well-balanced Shelties that meet the breed standard and, at the same time, make wonderful companions for their families.
From the first moments of their lives, we take great care of our puppies’ development and well-being. They are gradually introduced to new sounds, surfaces, and scents. They also grow up in contact with our Bengal cats, which further enriches their socialization.
We use early neurological stimulation and pay special attention to nutrition – the puppies are fed only high-quality, trusted food (Empire). When introducing solid food, we start with small portions of fresh beef.
The mother and puppies remain under the constant supervision of our trusted veterinary clinic. Thanks to that, each puppy grows up surrounded by love, care, and professional attention.
1. If you would like to welcome a puppy from our kennel into your family, we encourage you to join our waiting list. Please contact us by email or phone – we can also arrange a meeting and a walk with us and Lilly beforehand.
2. We are a registered and legal kennel under ZKwP (Kielce branch) and the FCI. We do not sell puppies to organizations not recognized by the FCI.
3. All puppies from our kennel are raised with great attention to nutrition, well-being, and socialization – we use early neurological stimulation.
4. Puppies may leave our home after turning 8 weeks old. By that time, they have had a breeding inspection, ZKwP certificates, microchips, age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming. Each puppy also receives a starter kit including food, a collar, leash, toys, and a blanket that smells like home to help them settle in.
5. We sign a sales contract with every new owner.
6. We truly value keeping in touch with our puppies’ new families – we’re always happy to offer advice and support.
7. For the sake of our puppies’ well-being, we reserve the right to refuse a sale without providing a reason.
Dogs have always been my passion, but running a kennel is much more than just love for them. It’s also a great responsibility and a constant desire to understand them better. The world of dogs is fascinating and broad – it covers psychology, training, nutrition, health, and breeding. Each of these aspects affects how my dogs grow and how happy they are in everyday life.
I truly enjoy taking part in courses, seminars, and webinars on dog breeding and training. I love learning new things and hearing about other breeders’ experiences, because I know that knowledge translates directly into better care for my dogs. I want every puppy born in my home to have the best possible start – and that’s why I never stop learning.
