All of our puppies are from health certified and titled parents and go home with a health, hip and elbow guarantee. Our puppies are started on crate training and house breaking at 6 weeks so they adapt much easier to their new homes at 8 weeks. We mainly breed black and red west German Showline German Shepherd puppies but will sometimes have sables and solid black. Our dogs go to mainly family homes but we also have dogs in search and rescue, service dog homes, competition homes, and dog sport homes. Please inquire at [email protected]
Grace
Grace is a beautiful 4.5 month old female puppy from 2 top placing German Showline parents. She is completely crate trained and loves the cat. Grace has a lower drive but still loves her toys and has a sweet disposition, she has all of her puppy shots as well!
We just did a breeding with national champion Argo von Schweizer. Argo is a very clearheaded male that has been used as stud for leader dogs for the blind and also produces excellent working dogs and even great family companions. The puppies will be due late December so please check back for updates on this amazing litter. We are opening up a waiting list!
Please check back for future planned litters this year!
Here’s how we’re different from most Indiana German Shepherd Breeders:
- Our German shepherd puppies are born in our house, where they are constantly watched and handled by us from birth.
- Our mother dogs are our pets and family. A happy stress free momma dog makes for healthy happy puppies!
- As they begin to hear and see, they are exposed to household sites and sounds that are similar to any busy family’s.
- Our Puppies are handled many times a day, so they are used to human contact.
- After they get their first shots, we invite family and friends over, which includes young children.
Baby Loki next to my nephew and baby Lexus to the far left playing - At this time, we also start introducing them to car rides and new places so they adapt easily into their new homes. Because of this early exposure our puppies just haven’t been car sick.
- At six weeks old, we start crate training and housebreaking our young puppies and continue until they go home.
- Our puppies are health-checked by our Vet before they go to their new homes.
- we retire our females from breeding under 6 years of age, having a limited amount of litters per female to ensure their health and happiness as well.
We are not a kennel, but a small breeder in Indiana who cares about our German Shepherd Puppies and their families.
Not seeing what you are looking for? Please also check out my mother’s site in Michigan! She has been breeding since 2010 and has some wonderful dogs of the same bloodline as me she is currently training and competing with Von Buchmann German Shepherds