Solan: PSA 2 Titled Dutch Shepherd Stud Service
Solan is the powerhouse of our Dutch Shepherd program. A PSA 2 titled working dog, he offers elite drive, nerve, and structural stability for serious breeding.
Focused heeling with Solan. This level of attention and precision is the foundation of all advanced protection work. He is a PSA 1 titled dog, son of my champion Xena, and we are preparing for the upcoming PSA trials in Bangalore.
A two-man attack scenario with Solan. This exercise tests a dog's courage and ability to handle pressure from multiple threats. His focus and control, even in high-stress situations, are a testament to his solid nerves and training.
Solan working with Simran, our lead decoy. Her ability to read the dog and apply the right pressure is critical for developing a strong, confident K9. This is a typical session focusing on grip and drive.
An unedited, impromptu surprise scenario testing Solan's adaptability. Teamwork is critical in PSA, and this shows how he works with the handler and decoys to solve the problem presented.
Working on passive bites with Solan. This exercise requires immense control from the dog, who must engage the decoy without aggressive equipment cues. It's a true test of his training and stability.
A complex training sequence with Solan involving a send to guard, a passive bite, a recall, and a remote sit while retrieving past a decoy. This demonstrates his high level of obedience and clarity under pressure.
Back to training after a break. Here, Solan works with his favorite decoy, Simran, demonstrating the strong bond and work ethic that makes them such an effective team.
Precision in motion. This clip shows Solan's control and power as he engages with the decoy, Simran. Every movement is calculated, a result of countless hours of repetition and clear communication.
Building a confident working dog requires structure and patience. This session with Solan shows the teamwork between me as the handler and the decoy, applying the right pressure to reinforce his skills.
Solan, son of Xena, showing his power and drive. This is the genetic legacy we aim to continue.
About Solan: Our Champion Dutch Shepherd Stud
If you are interested in Solan for stud service, know that I am selective. He is a high-drive working dog, and I only approve matings with females that possess the nerve and temperament to match his intensity. I don't breed for coat color or casual companions; I breed for the working capabilities that define the Dutch Shepherd.
Choosing a stud is about more than just a pedigree. Solan is a PSA 2 titled dog, meaning he has proven his capabilities in real-world scenarios, handling pressure from decoys and maintaining clear, calm obedience when it matters most. When you use him for your breeding program, you are bringing in extreme prey drive, firm grip mechanics, and a balanced nervous system that stands up to environmental stress.
Simran and I handle all aspects of the breeding process personally at our Gurugram facility. We ensure a safe, controlled environment for the mating, providing up to three natural ties. You will receive a KCI stud certificate and all necessary documentation to help you market your upcoming litter to the right homes.
My focus is on continuing the legacy of my late dog, Xena. I want to see offspring that can work, whether that means police duties, high-level sport, or serious personal protection. If your female is titled or active and you are looking to inject performance-grade genetics into your lines, reach out, and let’s discuss if this is a match.
Varun Anand
I’m Varun, and Solan is the heart of my breeding program. He is the direct legacy of my late dog, Xena, and his drive is something we have cultivated with years of daily training. My wife, Simran, and I run this operation, and every dog we produce is an extension of the standards we set for ourselves.
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