For me, breeding isn’t about numbers—it’s about purpose. Every litter is rare, precious, and planned with a clear goal in mind: to preserve the Samoyed in all its richness.
My priorities are simple but demanding:
- Health and longevity, thanks to tested and selected breeding stock.
- A well-balanced and cheerful temperament, true to the spirit of the Samoyed.
- Work abilities, because a Samoyed is, first and foremost, a Nordic sled dog.
- Beauty and elegance, in keeping with the standard.
Few puppies are born under the Fire on Fire prefix, but each one is the result of careful consideration and sincere commitment.
My dogs live with me in Lapland, 350 km north of the Arctic Circle.
Here, they thrive in an environment that suits their nature: snow, mountains, long sled rides, and a close bond with humans. Every winter, they participate in regular training sessions and middle-distance races, proving that they are not just show dogs, but true athletes. For me, working in a harness is essential: it builds character, fosters a bond, and honors the history of the Samoyed, the ancestral companion of the peoples of the North.
My puppies aren’t simply “sold.” They go to carefully selected families who can offer them a fulfilling, balanced life that respects their needs. My role as a breeder doesn’t end when a puppy leaves my home: I remain available for life to provide support, advice, and share my experience.
For families living in France or abroad, I also offer safe transportation options to ensure that every puppy can travel to its new home under the best possible conditions, no matter which country it’s going to.
Follow-up, support, and availability are an integral part of my philosophy: I want every Samoyed born at Fire on Fire to always maintain a connection with me, no matter where they live.
"Fire on Fire " is, above all, a story of passion and loyalty.
It is a fire burning at the heart of the snow. It is a commitment that honors a people and their heritage. It is my way of passing on, through each litter, a piece of Nordic history and a promise for the future.