September 6, 2026
Sine Metu is a specialized Miniature Xoloitzcuintli kennel whose breeding program extends far beyond our home in Ukraine.
Over the years, our dogs have become part of show and breeding programs in several European countries, creating a network of cooperation between Sine Metu and trusted breeders across Europe.
For us, sending a puppy abroad is not simply about finding a new home. Some of our dogs become part of carefully planned breeding programs, while others develop their careers as show dogs. We remain involved in these dogs' development and maintain close relationships with their owners and breeder partners.
This international approach allows us to exchange bloodlines, experience and knowledge while continuing to develop the Miniature Xoloitzcuintli breed.
One of the most successful examples of our dogs abroad is Sine Metu Isabella, who has been living in Bansko, Bulgaria, since 2023.
Since 2024, Isabella has actively participated in international dog shows and has achieved championship titles in multiple countries.
She is currently:
Isabella is not only a successful show dog. She also remains part of the Sine Metu breeding program.
In 2026, Isabella returned to Sine Metu in Ukraine for a planned international mating with Sine Metu Wilkoria Cris. She arrived at our home, and we coordinated the breeding ourselves.
On May 18, 2026, Isabella gave birth to a beautiful litter.
This breeding is an example of how our international partnerships work: a Sine Metu dog can live and achieve success abroad while remaining connected to our long-term breeding program.
France has also become an important part of the Sine Metu story.
Two sisters from Sine Metu, Sine Metu Gloria and Sine Metu Grace, have lived in France as part of an international show and breeding connection.
The sisters achieved impressive championship results in several European countries, including:
Their achievements demonstrated the ability of Sine Metu-bred Miniature Xoloitzcuintli to compete successfully in different European show environments.
Sadly, Sine Metu Gloria is no longer with us, but her legacy remains an important part of the Sine Metu breeding history.
Her sister Sine Metu Grace continues to represent the Sine Metu line.
For us, these two sisters are a particularly meaningful part of our European breeding story.
Our cooperation with breeders in Poland has contributed directly to the development of the Sine Metu breeding program.
Through two carefully planned breedings with Polish breeders, we brought two exceptional dogs into our own program:
Sine Metu Wilkoria Cris became one of our important breeding males.
After being born from our breeding collaboration in Poland, Cris grew up and became part of the Sine Metu breeding program in Ukraine.
He represents an important example of international cooperation working in both directions: instead of simply sending puppies from Ukraine to other countries, we also work with European breeders and bring selected dogs back into our own program.
The second important result of our Polish breeding cooperation was Sine Metu Nala Potencjał, born from a 2022 breeding.
Nala also joined the Sine Metu breeding program in Ukraine after growing up, becoming part of our future plans.
These two dogs are now part of the next generations of Sine Metu Miniature Xoloitzcuintli.
In Germany, Sine Metu Unique is developing within a breeder partnership.
Unique is part of a breeding program with our German partners and is beginning his show career.
This is another model that is important to us: our dog remains connected to the Sine Metu breeding program while being raised and developed by an experienced breeder in another European country.
We believe these partnerships can be especially valuable because breeders can share their knowledge and experience while giving a dog opportunities to develop in a different environment.
Serbia is another country where one of our dogs is part of a breeding program.
Sine Metu Madonna is living with a breeder partner in Serbia and is being prepared for her future breeding career.
Her show career is only beginning, and we are looking forward to seeing how she develops.
For Sine Metu, not every breeding dog has to begin its story with a long list of titles. What matters is the combination of pedigree, structure, health, temperament and potential — and then giving the dog time to mature and prove itself.
Finland has been connected to the Sine Metu breeding program for many years.
Our first dogs arrived there as early as 2016, and our cooperation with Finnish breeders has continued over time.
Several Sine Metu dogs are currently living with the same breeder and are involved in show and breeding plans:
These dogs represent another important part of our international program, combining show participation with future breeding plans.
The long-term nature of this cooperation is particularly valuable to us. Building a successful breeding program requires trust, communication and a shared understanding of the breed — not simply the transfer of a dog from one country to another.
Today, Sine Metu dogs can be found in several European countries, but our international work is not based on simply placing puppies abroad.
We distinguish between different roles.
Some dogs are placed primarily as show dogs.
Some become part of breeding programs abroad.
Some dogs are brought into the Sine Metu breeding program from European breeders.
And some international relationships develop into long-term cooperation between breeders.
This creates a two-way exchange.
We export dogs from our program, but we also import carefully selected dogs and bloodlines from breeders we respect.
Our breeding work is not limited to Europe.
Sine Metu also cooperates with a breeder in the United States, including the importation of dogs directly into our breeding program.
International cooperation is important for maintaining access to different bloodlines and broadening the genetic and breeding possibilities available to a specialized Miniature Xoloitzcuintli program.
For a relatively uncommon breed, international cooperation can be especially valuable.
The Miniature Xoloitzcuintli is a rare breed, and serious breeding requires looking beyond geographical borders.
A breeding program cannot be built only around the dogs that happen to live in one country.
We look at:
Sometimes the right dog is born in another country.
Sometimes the right breeding partner lives thousands of kilometres away.
And sometimes a dog bred by Sine Metu leaves Ukraine, develops successfully abroad and later returns to our program for an important breeding.
Isabella is exactly such an example.
The story of Sine Metu in Europe is not about how many countries we can list.
It is about relationships and continuity.
A puppy born at Sine Metu may grow up in Bulgaria and become a multi-champion.
Two sisters may live in France and achieve championship titles across Europe.
A dog born through cooperation with a Polish breeder may return to Ukraine and become part of our own breeding program.
Another Sine Metu dog may grow up in Germany or Serbia and begin a new breeding program there.
And dogs from Finland or the United States may contribute new possibilities to our own program.
This is how a small, specialized kennel can become part of a much larger international breeding community.
Today, our breeding program is connected with breeders and families in Bulgaria, France, Poland, Germany, Serbia, Finland, the United States and other countries.
Each dog has its own story.
Some stories are about championships.
Some are about breeding.
Some are about new bloodlines.
And some are simply about the relationships we build with people who love the same extraordinary breed.
For Sine Metu, this international network is an important part of our future.
We believe that the best breeding programs are not built in isolation. They develop through knowledge, cooperation, carefully planned breedings and long-term relationships between breeders who share a vision for the breed.
And this is what Sine Metu in Europe represents.
Is a mono-breed Miniature Xolo kennel.
We know everything about the Xolo breeding and even more.
We choose only the best Xolo bloodlines in the world for the breeding purpose in our kennel.
Our graduates live in more than 15 countries in Europe, the USA and Canada.
All our breeding dogs get tested for genetic diseases and are in excellent health condition.
