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For other available pups / dogs see our For Sale page.
Our breeding policies & procedures:
We take great pride in our pups and care in raising
them! Each breeding we do is carefully selected by looking at dozens
of attributes of both sire and dam. We maintain the German standard
as written for both physical attributes and character, and use only
top examples of the breed for our program. Sales contract with
health replacement guarantee and an informative industry news to
owners of our dogs is standard. There is no replacement
for experience. This has been our life for over 20 years and
our knowledge and training experience is evident in every litter we
breed. Our pups are usually under contract early so
reservations are recommended. We do these special things to insure
our pups get off to the best start: 1. Researched early neurological stimulation program 3-16 days 2. Formal 3rd party Puppy Testing at 7 weeks 3. Early socialization, exploration, and problem solving.
4. Imprinting
for various skills starting at 4 weeks; such scent work, &
climbing
Because we
do not breed outside of the standard for the German Shepherd Dog,
the adults we use for breeding meet the standard in every way.
They cannot have 'long coats' or be white in color, as those are
considered faults. Teeth must be correct, just as eye color and
topline (back) is important. Aspects of health & temperament
are a top consideration. A dog's 'Breed Survey" (the KKL
after the dog's name),
outlines how closely a dog a dog meets the various elements of
the standard. Occasionally we will use a dog who meets
the standard but has not yet completed all their titles or received
their breed survey.
Please read
this article,
The Elements of Temperament, by Joy Tiz
before considering a puppy
from our kennel, and
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Nandor vom Zeder Kämme,
'a' normal hips & elbows, ZW 79
