German Shepherd Fanciers

I've been keeping German Shepherd Dogs for 17 years. This has culminated into me keeping a pair to breed. I waited to make sure I had solid bloodlines, before I considered breeding. I hand-picked my dogs at 6 weeks by passing a temperament test. I went to 14 litters, before I found my boy dog. He is spectacular and turned 8 years old December 5th '22. He's 100 pounds lean and Black & Tan. He is bigger than the breed standard, with straight back, and zero issues. My girl dog will be 5 years old on January 1st '23. She was born on the first hour of Year of the Dog. She is a Silver Sable, and her coat changes several times a year. She's 78 pounds, with a nice peanut shape, and a straight back. She is also larger than the breed standard with zero issues. Their puppies should be Red Sables according to the German Sheperd Association. The puppies will be here very soon and are due December 12th '22. 

As stated before, I waited until now to breed for our community or countrypeople. I wanted to make sure I had a cancer free and good hip bloodline. I've done my best with my assessment, by waiting and monitoring my K9s, regular blood tests, and the great care their veterinarian provides. IMO, there is no fool-proof assessment or prefect way of doing this, but I feel and think I've done what is best. I waited. Parents on site, playing hard, obedient, and diligent in work ethic are worth more than any words or accreditations. There will be no secrets. I want anyone who's serious about keeping these types of animals to know I have them and I will show them. You will see and you will know what you're getting. All dogs out my kennel are AKC registered, and will come with AKC registration.

Anyone who gets an Estate Dog will have my attention at all times. I will help with everything as I can and will always be there for questions, problems, or an ear to listen. I will 100% give you my formula that I've reproduced in 5 K9s, so you too can have an Estate Dog. There are rules to keeping an animal that will protect in all circumstances without bite instruction. Anyone can do this as long as the K9's family keeps the simple rules at all times. I keep in-tact K9s on an electric fence via collars, and I will teach all Estate Dog buyers how to do it, as well. I have perfected the rules and disciplines to the electric fence. They're simple, as well, and I haven't had a K9 break fence in over a decade. I rarely use the collars anymore except when the girl dog is getting close to heat. They both up their "fronts," at the front fence line, by the street.

All dogs out of my kennel will have a 2-year life guarantee.  

Any Estate Dog out of my kennel - on my program - will have a life guarantee of 5 years, free of death, hip and/or elbow dysplasia, as long as you haven't fixed the dog and follow the rules of the animal. This is my extended guarantee for Estate Dog buyers only. Nevertheless, I urge all owners of this breed to never fix their GSD, unless it's a quality-of-life issue for the owner. These animals are designed to serve humans, so it's your choice if you do. When you fix your Estate Dog that will be the end of my extended health guarantee. Furthermore, if you fix your K9, it affects no other services from my kennel. I will go into detail with any perspective owner why this is my policy. 

I will replace all dogs lost from warranty after an autopsy is performed. Replacement will be with another dog from my kennel. If this is unavailable, in less than a year, then a cash refund will be issued for the price of the animal by itself. Sex cannot be guaranteed here but can be if one is willing to wait.