Alpinebase German shepherds

16/01/2025

They are going very well. One black girl available for forever 🏠

11/01/2025

Hungry babies, Izzy such a good mum 😍🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

06/01/2025

Izzy puppies 3 days old

06/01/2025

Luger and Izzy, our recent litter dam and sire. 5 pups 2 boys/3 girls.

31/12/2024

Happy New Year to all of our followers and friends. Alpinebase German Shepherds

24/12/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy holidays, we wish you health, happiness and luck in the new year from all of us to you. Alpinebase German shepherds

24/12/2024

It’s runs in the family

24/12/2024

19/12/2024

Had planned natural mating between Delta and Luger. Puppies updates to come.

02/12/2024

Good looking boy 🐾 talking to me….

02/12/2024

Our Sunday training: long down with distractions resistance.

23/11/2024

Again, Izzy daughter was X-rayed and elbows:hips scored by Lavelle: 0:0;3:5( under 10 total)our next generation breeding female. I’m very happy with her.

17/11/2024

Sometimes it’s hard to let them go.

06/11/2024

Luger and Izzy play time

31/10/2024

A busy night for Police Dog Duke, his handler and Southern District patrols rounding up four arrests in two separate incidents!

Two teenagers were arrested after being spotted in a stolen car overnight.

The stolen white Mitsubishi ute was detected by police on Hanson Road, Dry Creek about 10.40pm on Saturday 26 October and followed at a distance as it heading south onto South Road.

PolAir was called in to assist.

Police successfully spiked the ute's tyres on Merchant Street, Mitchell Park and the vehicle eventually stopped in a dead-end street in Thirza Avenue.

Patrols quickly cordoned off the area.

The driver and passenger ran from the vehicle across the train line with Police Dog Duke and handler hot on their trail.

Both were quickly rounded up.

The two boys, both aged 15, were arrested and charged with illegal use.

Then at 4.30am, police were called to an alarm activation at a premises under construction on Marion Road, Plympton.

Police Dog Duke and handler were the first to arrive and located two people hiding behind a skip bin.

Patrols arrived and arrested the pair.

A 38-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man, both from Ascot Park, were charged with being unlawfully on premises. The woman was also charged with unlawful possession after she was allegedly found in possession of equipment stolen from the site.

The alarm company was thrilled with the PD Duke’s work! Copper and other thefts from building sites cost businesses and insurers a lot of money and cause damage and delays. Police were pleased to be able to prevent any damage or property being removed from the site.

29/10/2024

Little entertainer 🐾🐾

18/10/2024

Two very confident puppies from the last litter- black beauty