If we decide to have adults adopted, it is solely with the aim of mutual fulfillment and goodwill. We will only place very few young adults/adults because we really value our animals, but it is not out of concern for everyone's well-being, it is the decision that we consider the most judicious. Of course, they should only be entrusted to trusted people who will have them sterilized. Or, responsible breeders with whom we work and these breeders corresponding more to their project and their development than to ours, as well as to avoid any inbreeding. And it is out of conscience that we want to have them adopted while they are young, adults over 1 and a half years old, and who do not therefore reproduce, or, females having had their maximum 2 litters remain at home, for the sake of ethics! Thank you for understanding.

Not wanting to "hoard" animals, it is also out of concern to be able to give everyone enough time, and offer them everything they deserve. It is also respecting them to offer them - once again to responsible people only - a chance to be pampered and benefit from the best care to a reduced number.