Meet our Dogs
Breeding Dogs
The American German Shepherd
The American German Shepherd is widely bred for show with a focus on appearance instead of working ability. The hind legs bend more and the torso is more angled from front to back. American German Shepherds are known for being elegant with a graceful walk and giving exceptional performances in the show ring. They are one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States.
The Czech German Shepherd
The Czech German Shepherd possesses the typical facial features of the ordinary German Shepherd Dog – strong jaw, upright and pointed ears, and a thick head. While considered a large breed, the general size of the breed type may be smaller with males reaching 24” to 26” at the shoulder and 66 to 68 pounds, while females grow to be 22” to 24” and 49 to 71 pounds. Read More
Protection Dogs
Protection Trained Young Adults for Personal Companion-Protection or Family Protection
A fully trained A1 Elite protection German Shepherd takes 2 years to train and socialize. All are males unless you request a female (2 year wait list). We take the most promising pup that we believe can become a great elite protection family companion and train him. They will come to you with a trainer (8 hours over 4 days) to help transition from our environment to yours. The trainer will train you in all commands so you have full control of your new family member and teach you how to keep up with basic training needed to maintain his/her skills. 

Puppies
5-MONTH-OLD TRAINED PUPS
You have the option to request we hold your puppy after they are ready togo home at 8 weeks. If you are looking for a trained pup (crate-trained, basic leash manners, etc...) we can hold the puppy back to work on these basic manners for an extra cost. The puppy will stay with one of the owners until 14-16 weeks to work on these basic manners. These pups are put in a family environment and work on socializing them. They will I've in one of the owner’s houses with family, not in the kennel, to prepare them to transition to their forever home. We give you instructions on how to help with the transition from our home to yours. 

