Kennel Sunntoya’s on Eestis tegutsev saksa lambakoerte aretusega tegelev kennel, mille omanik ja kasvataja on Liina Sepp. Kennel on tuntud kvaliteetsete koerte kasvatamise poolest, kes on saavutanud silmapaistvaid tulemusi nii näitustel kui ka töökatsetel.

Sunntoya’s tiim
Sunntoya’s tiim on energiline ja sõbralik seltskond, kes jagab kirge saksa lambakoerte ja koeraspordi vastu. Meie tiimi kuuluvad kogenud treenerid, pühendunud koeraomanikud ja entusiastlikud algajad, kes kõik toetavad üksteist nii treeningutel kui ka väljaspool seda.

We value unity, a fun atmosphere, and continuous growth—whether the goal is shows, competitions, or simply building a strong bond with your dog. Sunntoya’s is more than just a team—it’s a community where everyone has a place. If you’re looking for a motivating environment and an inspiring team, you’re welcome to join us!

Training ground
The kennel’s training ground is equipped for various exercises, including show training, obedience, and protection work. Training sessions take place in a controlled environment using modern techniques and methods to help dogs develop their physical and mental abilities.
The training ground is open to both the kennel’s dogs and other enthusiasts looking to train their dogs.

The German Shepherds
The German Shepherd is one of the world’s most well-known and popular dog breeds, admired for its intelligence, loyalty, and versatile skills. Originating in Germany, the breed was developed in the late 19th century with the primary purpose of working as a herding and service dog.

History
The history of the German Shepherd breed dates back to the 1890s, when Captain Max von Stephanitz aimed to create a universal working dog that was strong, intelligent, and obedient. He selected local shepherd dogs known for their working skills and endurance. The first registered German Shepherd, Horand von Grafrath, was recorded in 1899 when von Stephanitz founded the German Shepherd Association (SV).

Initially bred as a herding dog, the German Shepherd quickly proved to be suitable for other roles, such as police, rescue, and military service. The breed gained worldwide recognition in the early 20th century and remains one of the most widely used service dogs today.

Appearance and Character
The German Shepherd is a medium to large-sized dog, muscular and powerful. Its height at the withers typically ranges from 55–65 cm, with a weight of 22–40 kg. The breed has a double coat that can be short or long, and its coloration is often black and tan, black, or sable.

German Shepherds are intelligent, easily trainable, and highly loyal to their families. They are suited for both work and companionship but require sufficient mental and physical stimulation to avoid boredom and behavioral issues.

Today
Today, German Shepherds are used in various roles, including:

• Police and military service dogs
• Rescue dogs
• Guide dogs for the visually impaired
• Companion and sport dogs (e.g., obedience trials, agility)

The breed’s versatility and work ethic make it one of the most valued dog breeds in the world.