Meet the Pack: Healthy, Well-Socialized Dogs at Goyer Farm
It takes a family to raise a good dog. Meet the dogs that keep my home lively and ensure every puppy grows up confident, friendly, and social.
This is Bella, another one of my beautiful American Bullies. She has a sweet temperament and a strong, athletic build.
This is my old friend, Jimmy the Labrador. He's a wise old soul. A friend once asked how much I spend on my dogs; I said if I counted, I couldn't keep them.
A beautiful German Shepherd, another one of the versatile breeds I work with. Known for their intelligence and loyalty, they are an amazing all-around dog.
My American Bully Sultan with his Labrador friend. My dogs are raised to be social and get along with other breeds, which is important for a balanced temperament.
A close-up of Bella, my female American Bully. She has such soulful eyes. She is a key part of my breeding program and a beloved pet.
A litter of black Cane Corso puppies playing and eating together. This breed is known for being a powerful and loyal guardian.
Two American Bullies, Sultan and a friend, enjoying a day out. Socialization with other dogs is a critical part of their training and development.
People say you need to know when to bark and when to bite. I believe a good quality dog, like these, knows its temperament. Here are my dogs relaxing together.
Sultan and his Labrador buddy hanging out. It doesn't matter what their color is; their hearts are pure. This is the kind of companionship I value.
Playful moments between two of my dogs. It's important for them to have time to just be dogs, interact, and have fun together.
About Our Other Dogs
People ask me why I keep so many dogs instead of just selling them all. The answer is simple: socialization. When my puppies grow up watching Sultan, Bella, and old Jimmy interact, they learn how to be dogs. They don't just grow up isolated in a cage, they learn body language, boundaries, and how to chill with others, which makes them much easier for you to train once they reach your home.
At Goyer Dog Farm, I do not believe in factory-style breeding. My dogs are my family first, and business comes second. When you visit, you will not just see the puppy you are looking for; you will see the environment they were raised in.
Why Socialization Matters
A dog that has only seen a crate is often anxious. My puppies spend time with my other dogs, like my Cane Corso Roxy or the ever-wise Labrador, Jimmy. They learn that other dogs are not threats, they learn their place in a group, and they develop a balanced temperament that is hard to teach otherwise.
Meet the Pack
Every dog here plays a role. Bella, my American Bully, is the gentle soul, while Sultan brings the discipline. They are not just breeding stock; they are living, breathing teachers for the new litters. You can spot a dog raised in a healthy, social environment from a mile away. They are curious, not scared. They are steady, not hyper. By the time a puppy comes to you, they have already had months of lessons from the best teachers I know—my own pack.
Quality Over Quantity
My approach is about keeping the 'shauk' (passion) alive, not just moving inventory. Because I limit the number of litters to ensure quality, they often get booked quickly. If you are based in Delhi NCR and want to see how a dog should be raised before you bring one home, feel free to drop by the farm. Seeing is believing.
Goyer Dog Farm
I am Dev Goyer. To me, breeding is not a factory job; it is about raising a family of loyal, healthy dogs. Sultan is my main man, but the rest of the pack—like Bella and Jimmy—are the real secret to why my puppies have such a good temperament.
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