Our Program

Important Information:

 

When Do Puppies Go Home? Between 8 - 9 Weeks Old. 

 

Enrichment And Training We Do For The Puppies:

-Early Neurological Stimulation / Biosensory Routine

-Take puppies into different vehicles and short car rides

-We play noise desensitizing videos to expose puppies to fireworks, thunder, doorbells, children playing

-Introduce puppies to new surfaces and textures

-We begin outdoor potty training

-We begin crate training

-We use individually daily human interactions for early socialization and stimulation

-we begin impulse control and implement no biting

-We begin basic training such as walking on a leash, and teaching sit and down

-We begin body handling protocol including sitting still for grooming

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Health Testing:  

All puppies come from thoroughly health tested parents.

All puppies come with vaccinations appropriate for their age, deworming and micro-chipped. 

 

Do I Get To Pick A Puppy? 

We will keep in mind your gender preference. We Do 2 Temperament Tests at 7 weeks to determine what family each puppy will go to. If two or three puppies have a similar temperament that matches your family, then yes you can choose the puppy. 

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What Will The Puppies Temperament Be?

 Understand that each puppy may exhibit unique temperament traits, thus why we do thorough temperament tests to assess their individual personalities. This helps us match them with the most suitable homes. German Shepherds are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and versatility, making them a fantastic addition to active households or individuals seeking a committed working dog. Whether you're looking for a companion for outdoor adventures or a diligent working partner, our puppies are well-suited to thrive in environments where they can engage both their minds and bodies.

 

How Do I Apply For A Puppy?

Please Contact us. Once you have been accepted, you will be placed on a waiting list. There will be a $500 non-refundable deposit once the puppies are born.  Remaining payment will be due when you pickup your puppy. 

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How Much Are Puppies?

When considering the purchase of a new puppy, it's essential to appreciate the factors that influence pricing. At $2500, our puppies embody not just a financial investment but a commitment to acquiring a healthy, well-cared-for companion that has been responsibly bred.  This price takes into account comprehensive parent health testing, including progesterone testing for optimal breeding timing, OFA certifications for hips and elbows to minimize joint issues, Degenerative Myelopathy testing, ultrasounds, and Embark testing to screen for over 200 genetic diseases. The quality of care we provide is reflected in our pricing, as our puppies benefit from extensive socialization, premium nutrition, are temperament tested, and receive regular veterinary check-ups from birth, vaccinations, deworming, and micro-chipping. We uphold ethical breeding practices, ensuring ample space for exercise and a nurturing environment, which ultimately enhances the overall well-being of our puppies. Thus, the cost of our puppies represents our dedication to their health and quality, making them a worthy addition to your family.                                                                                                                                                                         ​

What Extra Training Can My Puppy Have? 

We offer board and train from weeks 9 - 11. Working on additional training such as potty training, crate training, basic manners, walking on a leash, and basic commands. Please Contact for more information. 

 

How Do I Get A Puppy If I'm Out Of State?

If you can't make it to us to pickup your puppy, we offer out of state transportation via airplane. Please let us know as soon as possible so we can get flights booked! 

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What Comes Including With My Puppy? 

Starter Kit: Includes Puppy Food, a favorite toy, and a blanket that smells like mom and litter-mates. 

Health Guarantee: All puppies will be vet checked, micro-chipped, and given appropriate vaccinations and de-worming for their age.

Puppy Training Support: Receive Tips and advice on training your puppy.  

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New Owner Responsibilities: 

If there is a Breach of Contract, by the new owner the breeder has the right to take full possession of the puppy/ dog. 

 

To Keep Our Dogs Out Of The Shelter or In a Bad Environment:

1. We do a minimum of yearly check-ins.

 

2. We require the dog to be brought back to (us) the breeders under any circumstances that the new owner (you) can no longer keep the dog. The puppy/dog CANNOT be rehomed, brought to a shelter or dropped off at an adoption agency. 

 

3. If the breeder believes the dog is being mistreated/not getting proper care, we the breeder have the right to have a licensed vet do an examination. If such vet finds the puppy/dog to be a victim of ill treatment, abuse, or neglect, the breeder has the right to take full possession of the puppy/dog.

 

4. The puppy cannot be sold, transferred, or traded to another owner.  

 

5. (You) The new owner will not have any breeding rights. And will be prohibited from breeding the dog. 

 

To Keep A Well Behaved Dog, (You) The New Owner Must:

1. Do a minimum of Basic Obedience Training

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To Keep a Healthy Dog:

1. (You) the new owner must keep up with required vaccinations.                                                                                                 

2. (You) The new owner must feed a proper healthy diet, will not overfeed the dog, or allow the dog to become underweight.   

 

3. (You) The new owner must provide proper daily exercise.

 

Breeder Responsibilities: 

 

(Us) The Breeders will:

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1. Provide AKC paperwork, and registration number. And will provide all necessary information about the puppy, and parents. 

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2. Will be 100% up front about any health concerns about a puppy. 

 

3. Provide vaccinations appropriate for the puppies age, and de-worming

 

4. . Microchip the puppies. 

 

5. Provide a blanket that smells like mom and litter-mates.

 

6. Provide a small portion of food, and recommended diet instructions.

 

7. Begin basic potty training, basic crate training, desensitization to loud noises, and proper exposure/ socialization. 

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8. Will be available for any questions at a reasonable time.