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Our German Shepherd puppies are handled daily and are exposed to other dogs and our
two young children, along with different sounds and situations.
They receive regular dewormings and vaccinations. We begin feeding them moist kibble at
3 wks of age.
We recommend supplementing with Vitamin C to help prevent hip dysplasia. The dosage
to use is 500mg daily until 4 months old and then increasing to 1000mg and then to 2000mg
daily until 18-24 months of age. Vitamin C is virtually harmless so don't be worried about
overdosing. It can cause diarrhea, if this happens just decrease the dose slightly. Ester-C is
more gentle on the digestive system.
Puppies should be taken off puppy food no later than 4-5 months of age and switched to a
high quality adult food. Pay attention to the ingredient list. Choose a food with the least
amount of fillers and Beef, Chicken, Lamb, etc as the main ingredient. We highly
recommend a raw food diet for your dog. There is much information about this diet on the
internet.
Do not allow your puppy to do any major jumping until he is fully grown as this could damage
his joints while they are still developing. Take your pup for short walks where he trots or gaits
instead of galloping, this strengthens the muscles in his hindquarter. Swimming is the ideal
exercise as it puts no pressure on the joints.
Socialization is extremely important for German Shepherd puppies. Even though they are
highly intelligent and you could easily teach them basic obedience at home, it's best if you
can join a training club or attend obedience classes. This exposes your pup to new
surroundings, animals, people, and sounds. If you cannot attend classes, then it is very
important to take your pup with you and introduce him to new places and people as this is
invaluable to his socialization.
two young children, along with different sounds and situations.
They receive regular dewormings and vaccinations. We begin feeding them moist kibble at
3 wks of age.
We recommend supplementing with Vitamin C to help prevent hip dysplasia. The dosage
to use is 500mg daily until 4 months old and then increasing to 1000mg and then to 2000mg
daily until 18-24 months of age. Vitamin C is virtually harmless so don't be worried about
overdosing. It can cause diarrhea, if this happens just decrease the dose slightly. Ester-C is
more gentle on the digestive system.
Puppies should be taken off puppy food no later than 4-5 months of age and switched to a
high quality adult food. Pay attention to the ingredient list. Choose a food with the least
amount of fillers and Beef, Chicken, Lamb, etc as the main ingredient. We highly
recommend a raw food diet for your dog. There is much information about this diet on the
internet.
Do not allow your puppy to do any major jumping until he is fully grown as this could damage
his joints while they are still developing. Take your pup for short walks where he trots or gaits
instead of galloping, this strengthens the muscles in his hindquarter. Swimming is the ideal
exercise as it puts no pressure on the joints.
Socialization is extremely important for German Shepherd puppies. Even though they are
highly intelligent and you could easily teach them basic obedience at home, it's best if you
can join a training club or attend obedience classes. This exposes your pup to new
surroundings, animals, people, and sounds. If you cannot attend classes, then it is very
important to take your pup with you and introduce him to new places and people as this is
invaluable to his socialization.
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Deposits are non-refundable unless we
cannot provide you with the type of pup
you requested (sex or color)
cannot provide you with the type of pup
you requested (sex or color)
"P" litter born May 29, 2010 out of Ebony and
Ali. Puppies will come with AKC reg., hip/health
guarantee, vaccinations/dewormings up to
date. Price $800. Please call or email for
availability.
Ali. Puppies will come with AKC reg., hip/health
guarantee, vaccinations/dewormings up to
date. Price $800. Please call or email for
availability.
Purple collar male
Orange collar sable female
DDR/CZECH LITTER
DDR/CZECH
Litter "Q" von Schone Stadt
born June 17, 2010. 2 sable males, 3 sable
females, 1 bi color female. Price $800.
Litter "Q" von Schone Stadt
born June 17, 2010. 2 sable males, 3 sable
females, 1 bi color female. Price $800.
SG Ali vd Schwedenschanzen SchH1 Kkl1
HD/ED normal
HD/ED normal
*click on thumbnails for larger image
available males:
2 dark sables
2 dark sables
available females:
2 dark sables
2 dark sables
*click on thumbnails for larger image
Pics taken at 8 weeks of age
Pink collar black female
Red collar black female
Pink collar on left, red on right
