The
German Shepherds here are all well balanced mentally and
physically. Colors and patterns include; liver, blue, white, black, sable,
solid, bi and tri colored patterns as well as both standard / brush and
long coats.
The
Shepherds raised are generally cat (when raised with them),
child, and small dog friendly; they are protective, but not
aggressive, there is a big difference.
German
Shepherds are a breed of canine with a high level of intelligence that can be
raised to thrive in many living situations. They can be apartment
dwellers, RV traveling companions, farm hands, watch dogs, and even
urban housing family dogs. This breed is also noted for their
devotion to the family, as well as being easily trained to do almost
any task: From sniffing out drugs, to keeping watch over small
children.
Just with many breeds of dogs, there are two types of shepherds:
Working vs Companion
- Working
dogs need an occupation, they have a strong drive and want to be doing
something all the time. Their eagerness to please is fueled by
ambition. This is the type of shepherd for police departments,
search & rescue, agility, obedience title seekers, or therapy
dogs. Many imported dogs are this type, so, know what
you are getting! These working line bred dogs do not make perfect pets.
- Companion
dogs are more laid back, they still have drive to please and work, but
on a much more manageable level that makes them more suitable for
family life. This is the type of shepherd that most
American families are seeking and should get. This is the
dog that once adopted, the family would not give a million dollars in
return for them! So be sure to let us know the type of German Shepherd
you are looking for.
With Jason being in law enforcement, I know what it takes to have a strong working dog. I
have import working lines as well as American show lines. I
strive to produce the perfect companion animals, guardians, working
canines; basically the total dog. Without them being a liability.
No matter
what type of German Shepherd you decide to get just make sure you are
able to give adequate time and training. A dog is as well behaved
as much as you put the time into it. German Shepherds are
naturally clean dogs and are very easy to house train. If you already
have one dog, they will generally follow the lead of that dog in it’s
potty behavior so make sure the established dog is well trained before
bringing in the new dog. Please
know when you inquire about a puppy I will ask what 'type' of GSD you
are looking for. I will ask what other animals you have or are
thinking of having, the ages of your children, and what you hope your
adult GSD will be for you as an adult. Then once I get to know
what it is you are looking for in your fur friend we can then discuss
coat type, coat color, body style, size etc.... The most important
thing to discuss first is what you are expecting of your new fur friend.Below are links to color information pages:
Below are links to information on our German Shepherds:
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