Zorka’s puppies have reached 10 weeks of age and are all continuing their adventures in their new homes. Let’s see where they moved to and what their first experiences were!

Jáde is a little miracle!

Jáde quickly stole into the hearts of her puppy owners. She is cheerful, curious, and very smart, so it is not surprising that she quickly learns the basics. In her first days in her Budapest home, she confidently explored her new environment.

“As our first dog and our first raised dog, it’s a huge experience for us. Jáde is learning at lightning speed, getting smarter every day, while we’re also learning a lot from her. Although she still needs to get used to driving, she loves long walks. She’s also getting along better with our cat, Zsepi. We’re excited to see how she develops!” said her puppy raiser, Antal Apró.

Juhar stayed with her mother

Juhar didn’t go anywhere, but stayed with her mother, Zorka, and was raised by Gizella Ménesi.

“Juhar is an ever-moving dog. She is smart, expressive, and eager to learn, but at the same time willful and self-aware. She behaves best in a stimulating environment, otherwise she is still raging. Sometimes she and her mother, Zorka, get so engrossed in the game that they have to be separated. She has already learned the daily routine, she behaves well during city walks, and she is almost completely housebroken. She bravely tries new things – for example, he went through a revolving door to the other office by herself!” said Gizella.

Joghurt – the favorite of the Veszprém high school

Joghurt started his time as a puppy teacher at Lake Balaton and already has a huge fan base at the Veszprém school, where he accompanies his teacher, Ágnes Preininger, every day.

“We drive to high school, where he quickly became a favorite of the students. He loves playing football with the kids during breaks, and he is surrounded by a lot of love. At home in Balatonszemes, he also gets along well with the family dogs, although if he takes the game too far, our Newfoundland dog will snap at him. He has already gone shopping with me and to the vet, and he behaves well in every situation.”

Jácint studies abroad

Jácint was sent to the Czech Mathilda Guide Dog School, where her father Monsoon used to live. As a member of the International Guide Dog Federation (IGDF), we are happy to support breeding programs around the world to provide more guide dogs to visually impaired people.

Isler and Jácint after their first training

Jegenye – the model student from Gödöllő

The male puppy immediately enchanted his puppy raisers.

“According to his puppy raiser, he is the best dog, even though they originally wanted a female. They love him and everything is fine with him, he has easily adapted to his new environment. He is almost completely housebroken, sleeps well, walks nicely, and listens to his name. He is very smart and learns quickly,” said our puppy training coordinator, Judit Erdélyi.

New home, new adventures!

Zorka’s puppies have embarked on an exciting journey, where their playful everyday lives are complemented by learning. We are grateful to the puppy raisers who help them with love and patience. We are curious to see how the little team develops.

Don’t wait until May— you can already donate 1% of your tax to the Baráthegyi Guide Dog School. 

You can be sure that your tax contribution will go to a good cause, as our foundation dedicates everything to training guide dogs.

Thank you on behalf of visually impaired owners!

You can now offer 1% of your tax for guide dog training through the NAV online platform by logging into your client portal here. It only takes five minutes, and you’ll be supporting a loyal guide dog!

And here’s some more good news! If you provide your mailing address, we will send you next year’s guide dog calendar along with our thank-you letter.

Our tax number: 18449149-1-05
Please support the Baráthegyi Guide Dog School with 1% of your tax!

You can read our tax 1% information here.

We wrote about this litter in this article last time.