> Good morning,
Sent from Loosy’s new owner! Thank you so much Tiffany!
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> I’m having a great time with my new family! I love to eat mulch and chew sticky balls outside. I’ve met the chickens and only chased them around once otherwise we just hang out together. My new dog brother is a grump but he’s starting to play with me more and isn’t too mad that I’ve taken over his dog bed.
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> I really love to play soccer and have races with my people. I’ll be faster than them soon too!
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> I’ve learned to “sit” and am getting good with “here” unless I’m really distracted. We are going to start working on leash walking next. I’m pretty good with potty training and sleeping in my crate. I’m getting them used to waking up early to play though.
Great video of one of my puppies in his new home!
GSD puppies still available!
At 8 weeks old, these puppies are the perfect age to begin the bonding experience with a new family. Right now, I have two puppies still available from a litter of eleven including one normal coat male. I call him Quarter (Quarterhorse), and he is wearing the purple collar that you can also see in past pictures. He is lively with a big boy head, and will probably be large with nice dark colors. He knows his name! He should go to someone who has had a GSD before. These are up to date pics.
I also have a longhaired female who I call Cherry (Percheron). (White collar) She is friendly and sweet natured, and already used to being brushed and combed. She’s a problem solver, being the first puppy to get in and out of the whelping box on her own. She has a significant amount of white on her chest which looks quite striking. She should go to someone who sees value in the bonding experience that regular grooming creates. Although longhairs do not look like typical GSDs, they are stunningly beautiful when their coats are well maintained. Here is Cherry!
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New homes!
In the past two days, 6 puppies have gone to their new homes. Each family came more than once to see the litter, and together, we decided on the best puppy for the household. On Sunday, Pony, Loosy, and Mustang went to their forever homes.



On Monday, I said goodbye to Dressy, Filly, and Mustang as they went to new homes too.



AND THEN THERE WERE THREE! I will post pics soon of Quarter, Cherry, and Connie. They are still available! I am keeping See See and Clyde.
What a day!
Winston, the puppies’ older brother, got a major reserve at the dog show today. (Basically he came in second in a large group of German Shepherds.) He has another chance to win tomorrow! A couple of handlers from the show came to visit the puppies today, to help me evaluate them for potential showing. Good news: we all agreed. I decided to keep See See and Clyde. As anyone who picks a dog knows, they spoke to my heart. They both remind me of related dogs I have had who passed away long ago, and I can’t let them go!
The puppies were all tuckered out after the evaluation and playing in the yard with me, Jane, and my neighbor!
GSD Puppies!
Still puppies available from this litter! Currently I have 2 normal coat males and 2 long-haired females still not promised. I do have people coming to look this weekend and Monday. Puppies are 8 weeks old on 4/3/2021 and at the perfect age for new homes as the best bonding occurs between 8 and 10 weeks. If you are interested please use the contact form below. Be sure to check out the rest of this website thru the menu to see pics and info about related adults.

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Litter Certificate
This is the official AKC litter certification for Jane’s and Cash’s litter born 2/6/2021. It is also posted on the Pedigree page, which you can find by selecting Menu. Other pedigrees on that page show dogs further back in ancestry. Note that the litter certificate does not include titles such as “Champion”, nor does it give OFA or DM info. You can find that information on the Pedigree page.

Jane is the best mom ever
Jane looks so relaxed in this video. The puppies are all over her, and she is totally ok with it. She uses the opportunity to gently bite their noses so they know when to be gentle with her, as she is with them. I love her expression. To me, it is an expression of contentment and love for her puppies.
You guessed it, more socialization!
Some people came by to just pet, others as potential new owners. The puppies loved it, and got to interact with more people and play with toys!
Sandy and Bob from Maryland are sure they want a girl, so here are all the girls!


Video of German Shepherd puppies
Only 9 are visible in this video. The other 2 are asleep under the bush. I don’t know how she does it! She is SOOO PATIENT! Beautiful day today, even though the weatherman said cold and rainy!













