Though we do major genetic analysis prior to breeding, we also employ the bio-sensory method of stimulation in newborns. The Biosensory Program will produce neurological stimulations, none of which occur naturally during the early life of the puppy.
Research has shown that there are specific timeframes in a puppy’s development when neurological stimulation has optimal results — improved cardiovascular and stronger heart beats, improvement of adrenal glands, improved cognitive abilities, better tolerance of stress, and better resistance to disease.
Each newborn puppy is handled individually from day 3 to day 16, and treated to a series of 5 exercises or stimuli—Tactical stimulation, Head erect, Head pointed down, Supine position and Thermal stimulation. The impact of those exercises will boost the neurological system into action much earlier than it naturally would.