Grundelhardt Kennels, breeders of Quality German Shepherd Dogs

15/12/2024

Quality time inside sharing piggy ears

09/12/2024

Thank you Kaitlin for the updated photos of Raven 😍

08/12/2024

Thank you Jessi and Brandon for the very cute photo of Hendrix

Father Ray vom Fichtenschlag

Mother Grundelhardt Pitch Perfect

08/12/2024

Thank you Britt and Josh for the update on Loki

Father Ray vom Fichtenschlag
Mother Grundelhardt Pitch Perfect

08/12/2024

Thank you Alvin for the update on Artee

Father Ray vom Fichtenschlag
Mother Grundelhardt Pitch Perfect

08/12/2024

Sending quality time with my mum (Becca) - life according to our long coat male still looking for his forever home

08/12/2024

Update on Q and Simba kids - growing up very quickly and starting to explore and play (age almost 5 weeks)

The three males and one female are very cute and looking for their forever homes

For more information send a message privately

06/12/2024

04/12/2024

📢 Important Update for 🐶 Breeders & Animal Enthusiasts: Changes to Facebook Policies
It would seem that recently, Facebook has been cracking down on posts from dog breeder pages, significantly reducing organic reach and sometimes removing posts altogether. These changes seem to stem from stricter enforcement of policies against selling 🐶🐕🐈🐮🐴🦜🐥. While these rules aim to curb unethical practices, they also impact ethical breeders who rely on Facebook to share updates, provide educational content, and connect with responsible homes for their 🐶.
This shift creates challenges for breeders who are trying to get essential information out to their followers, such as updates about litters, health testing, and upcoming events. It’s frustrating for those of us committed to ethical practices, as our transparency and outreach efforts are being hindered dramatically.
What Does This Mean?
• Posts may not reach your newsfeed, even if you follow and engage with our page regularly.
• Keywords like "4️⃣⛵️" "🐶," or even breed names can trigger restrictions.
• Important updates about puppy availability, meet-and-greets, or educational resources may not be seen by the very people who care most—our loyal followers.
How You Can Help
We need your support to keep the lines of communication open! Here’s how you can ensure you see and support our updates:
1️⃣ Engage with our content: Regularly like, comment on, and share our posts. This tells Facebook that you value our page, boosting visibility.
2️⃣ Watch your wording: When commenting or sharing, avoid phrases like "🐶 4️⃣⛵️ " or "👀🛒🐶" as these may trigger Facebook's filters. Instead, use terms like "finding a 🏡," "family companion," or "responsible placement."
3️⃣ Check in directly: Visit our page often to stay updated on posts that may not show up in your feed.
4️⃣ Spread the word: Encourage others to follow our page and interact with our content.
Why This Matters
As ethical breeders, we work tirelessly to ensure our dogs are placed in loving, responsible homes. Facebook has been a vital tool for building trust, educating the community, and showcasing our commitment to health, temperament, and proper training. Without your help, reaching families who align with our values becomes much harder.
Going Forward
To avoid unnecessary restrictions, we are forced to make changes to the way we share information. Unfortunately, we don’t know what specific new keywords Facebook has added to its filters, so we must take extra precautions to stay compliant.
• We will no longer be including detailed information in individual posts
• Instead, we’ll focus on general updates, educational content, and other topics that are less likely to be flagged.
• If you are interested in specific details, we encourage you to message us directly or check our website (if applicable) for the most up-to-date information
I anticipate that even this post may be flagged or removed due to the potential inclusion of certain keywords that trigger Facebook’s filters. While this is frustrating, it underscores the challenges we face in navigating these changes
Thank you for standing with us during these changes. Together, we can adapt and continue to support ethical breeding and responsible dog ownership. 🐾

26/11/2024

Breakfast time.

The puppies tucked into their first meal of beef mince and puppy mousse.

They are now three weeks old and starting to explore life out of the whelping box.

The three males and three females are very cute.

I am sure their forever homes are not far away.

For more information send a message to our page.

25/11/2024

Simba and Q are proud to announce the safe arrival of 6 beautiful puppies born on 4th November 2024.

The puppies are three weeks old today and progressing very well.

Male and female puppies available to approved homes.

Please DM for further information about these beautiful babies

25/11/2024

It is with a very heart that we said good bye to our beloved Chevvy (Grundelhardt American Pie) born 28.02.2013.

Chev grew his angel wings on 22/11/2024

Chev was such an easy dog to love and own. He was a 'lover' and not a fighter who loved to spread his fibres of love throughout the house

Rest in peace old boy

Father: Yester vom Feuermelder Imported Germany
Mother: Grundelhardt Nouveau (Father: Ray vom Fichtenschlag Mother: Merle vom Blumenkamp)

25/11/2024

Thank you Vicki for the photos of "George" as he settles into his new home

18/11/2024

Our babies are now 8 weeks old and now starting to leave us to go to their new furever homes

We still have male puppies available - please DM us for further information

11/11/2024

Simba and Q are proud to announce the safe arrival of 6 beautiful puppies born on 4th November 2024

Male and female puppies available to approved homes

Please DM for further information about these beautiful babies

31/10/2024

someone heard today is Halloween and tried their best vampire impersonation

31/10/2024

It has been a little while since we put up photos of our little cuties - they are now 5 1/2 weeks old and starting to explore

We have beautiful male long coat puppies available to approved homes - please DM us for further info