Finding Families Their Perfect Puppy. Adoption Deposit is Refundable!
March 10, 2018
When you spot German Shepherd puppies, you know it. They are commonly side-by-side with police units across the world and that’s for many reasons. Below, we’ve highlighted the top three characteristics and other facts about German Shepherd puppies.
German Shepherd dogs are frequently known to provide protection for families, police, and people with disabilities. They are widely used as guard dogs, police dogs, and herders – sometimes to little kiddies at home! Their work ethics are nearly unmatched, because their level of trainability is high and their intelligence is incomparable. German Shepherd puppies are incredibly eager to learn and crave challenges which lends itself to their outstanding obedience. Like any dog, they don’t respond to anger or negativity. These pups command authority, so everyone in the household should be prepared to “show” them respect, with a firm but gentle touch!
At first glance, you’ll notice that German Shepherd puppies are handsome and regal, with a powerful disposition. Their bodies are always much longer than they are tall, giving a wolf-like build and appearance. This breed varies in color and there are various mixes of lines, including American, Canadian, West German, East German, and Czech. Each line has its own breeding purpose, however physically they differ slightly.
Consistently, the German Shepherd dog has front legs that are straight, while their thighs are very toned and extremely muscular. The head is well-proportioned to the rest of the body, with inquisitive almond shaped eyes that range from black/dark brown to light orange/yellow/red brown. Their ears typically stand up when they’re approximately a year old and are held erect on the top of their head. Their muzzle is long, with a black nose and strong teeth that meet in a scissors bite. They have distinctive bushy, long tails that hang downward with a slight curve when they’re at rest and curves more noticeably when they get excited.
German Shepherd puppies have high energies and are perfect for families with kids. They don’t get tired too soon, so children can play with them endlessly! It’s true that they don’t take very well to strangers, but they have a sweet and friendly disposition towards their family members. They absolutely love playing with kids, especially if they’re trained to do so at a young age. German Shepherd puppies are an addition to your family which are recommended and one you won’t regret!
It is our promise to put your puppies welfare as our top priority. That is why we have 24 hour on-site team members to care for your puppy everyday. We are committed to ensuring your new puppy is healthy and ready to join your family.
Offering our clients a memorable adoption experience; our 10 Year Health guarantee comes with every pup. If there is something that later comes up as a hereditary or congenital concern, you will have the peace of mind in knowing that we will stand behind your puppy. Welcoming a new family member into your home is an exciting journey, and we want to provide you with the utmost confidence in your adoption.
We value the trusting relationship we have with our partner breeders who share our dedication and commitment to providing clients with healthy and socialized puppies. The health & welfare of our puppies is the top priority. When we visit their homes, it warms our hearts to see their devotion to the exercise, socialization, and exceptional veterinary care of their dogs.
Up to 10 Year Health Guarantee
Welcoming a new family member into your home is an exciting journey and we want to provide confidence when you take one of our fur-babies home!