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Balihara Ranch has spent years cultivating the image of a responsible breeder — but the facts tell a different story. In this series, we uncover seven myths that obscure the reality of large-scale puppy production.

The owner of Balihara Ranch has stayed silent for years, even as the facts speak clearly: thousands of puppies, dozens of litters, zero explanation. This silence is no accident – it’s an admission.

How Much Can You Make from Dogs? A Case Study in Numbers. 141 puppies in one year, min. estimated revenue over €230,000. A case study of a kennel that’s been operating for over 30 years and has smoothly evolved into a lucrative gray-zone enterprise. Facts, figures, and the reality of dogs paying with their bodies — for a trust no one ever verifies.

How is Balihara Ranch changing the reputation of Swiss mountain dogs? While known for some quality imports and individuals, Balihara Ranch’s scale and marketing power are redefining the boundaries of responsible breeding. This blog explores how one brand is reshaping the perception of a beloved breed—and what that means for its future.

Balihara Ranch isn’t just controversial—it’s a case study in how puppy mills hide in plain sight. Behind the polished image lies a story of mass breeding, manipulation, and silence.

81 breeding approvals. One person. 12 years. A shocking exposé of the Balihara Ranch breeding operation under the FCI umbrella—one that forces us to rethink what “ethics” truly means in the world of dog breeding.

Why do even devoted dog lovers defend breeding that resembles a puppy mill? Balihara Ranch — and others like it — aren’t just about numbers. They’re about the silence that made it possible. And the 10 reasons we protect harm — while betraying those who cannot protect themselves.

A puppy that looks happy may come from a silent kind of cruelty. Breeding can be an act of love—or quiet mass production with a smile. Ethical breeding isn’t what you see on social media.

Show titles often create the illusion of quality breeding. This article explores how prestige can mask overlooked suffering — and who truly benefits from it.

Another Bernese Breeding Scandal? New evidence suggests that yet another Bernese Mountain Dog with a disqualifying breeding fault was “exported” on paper to bypass regulations—only to be secretly used for mass breeding at Balihara Ranch. How many more disqualified dogs have been funneled into breeding programs under the radar?