

updated 03/15/2010
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Current Litters
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Upcoming Spring Litters
Litter DD: Our first Spring Litter is due March.27.2010. Now taking reservations.
Litter EE: Our second Spring litter is due April.6.2010. Now taking reservations
Litter G1: Litter due May.14.2010. Now taking reservations.
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Planned
Breeding for 2010
Max and Schatze: Breeding planned for March,
due in May, and ready in July. Reservations full.
Apache and Subi: Breeding planned for April,
due in June, and ready in August. Now taking reservations.
Apache and Pearl: Breeding planned for June,
due in August, and ready in October. Now taking reservations.
Apache and Uma: Breeding planned for June, due in August, and ready in October. Now taking reservations. _________________________________________________________________________________________________



All of our German Shepherd puppies are aptitude tested at seven weeks of age using the Volhard aptitude test in order to assist us in their placement. This test, along with the close observation of each puppy as a distinct individual within the group enables us to place every puppy in an environment suitable to his or her temperament and aptitude.
Please realise that bringing a puppy or dog into your home or workplace is a commitment that should be entered into with great consideration. Though the testing and observation of puppies are valuable tools, they are not a guarantee as to the kind of dog a puppy will grow into. Dogs will give back every bit that you put into their growth and development and more, but if you do not give them enough of your time and attention they will not be able to reach their full potential.
Each puppy comes with a health guarantee, medical records, official 3 generation Pedigree and a form for AKC registration. The price our puppies ranges between $750 and $1500. note: this is not meant to imply that the price is negotiable nor that a puppy priced at $1000 is "better" than a puppy priced at $750. Many factors are considered when pricing a puppy, including gender, registration, bloodlines and aptitude.
Prospective owners must have facilities adequate for the care of a large breed working line dog, typically this includes a large fenced-in-area and adequate shelter, though exceptions can be made for individuals living in urban areas who are willing and able to commit to working or thoroughly exercising their dog daily.
Once again, please give purchasing a German Shepherd puppy or dog significant thought. These are exceptional dogs,bred primarily for working, that typically need large amounts of exercise and a mentally stimulating environment; if they are not supplied with these basic needs, they can become through no fault of their own, a hindrance to your life rather than a blessing and an advantage.
