Demonio German Shepherds

02/04/2022

❤️‍🔥 Sweet as sugar.Hard as ice.Hurt me once i’ll kill you twice 🔥

26/03/2022

Female available

10/03/2022

Kci certified imp & ch line long coat black & red colour trained proven bitch available

04/03/2022

🔥 KCI CERTIFIED DARK BLACK & RED COLOUR LONGCOAT BITCH,BASIC TRAINED,WELL MAINTAINED PROVEN FEMALE WITH EXCELLENT ATTITUDE 🔥
PERFECT FOR GUARDING & BREEDING PURPOSE

17/02/2022

Our White GSD puppy

15/02/2022

Customer update

Our long hair black gsd puppy just 84 days

10/02/2022

Female puppy available

09/02/2022

GSD male puppy available

28/01/2022

Our little black angel 😈

05/01/2022

Long coat GSD male

31/12/2021

White gsd longcoat puppy

31/12/2021

White GSD longcoat puppy available

25/12/2021

Our Huge long hair boy "HORUS".
❤he is bigger than you think ❤

just a mobile click 📸

21/12/2021

longcoat female puppy

15/12/2021

White GSD female puppy

09/12/2021

Black and Red

Seeing as I grew up idolizing the Red Setter, the fact that I love the look of the black and red GSD shouldn’t come as a big surprise.
The rich red pigment replaces the tan of the standard German Shepherd’s coat while the pattern remains much the same, with many black and red GSDs having the same black mask and saddleback of the black and tan.
The red color is the result of the color gene pheomelanin. It can have any shade of red, ranging from strawberry blonde to a deep mahogany red.
Alongside black and tan, the black and red combination is preferred over others by German Shepherd breeders.
As black and red are both produced by dominant genes, this color combination is easier to breed for, and many breeders focus on producing purebred dogs with deep red coloring.

09/12/2021

Black and Tan

This is the color most of us think of when we picture a German Shepherd dog. With a rich tan undercarriage and a black face and back, this color of GSD has been around since the very first was officially registered back in Germany at the end of the 19th century.
Although Horand von Grafrath was a little darker than the modern black and tan GSD, the ancestry is evident.
The Black and Tan coat “is recessive to the most dominant sable gene, but it is dominant over the solid black recessive gene.”
Usually born darker, black and tan GSDs lighten as they age, with some even developing “a gray strip down their backs,” often known as a “bitch’s strip” as it is more common in female German Shepherds than males.

09/12/2021

Pure Black

Some think the black German Shepherd is somehow different from the black and tan variety whereas others argue that the “color has no impact on their characters or temperaments.”
Breeders specializing in the production of pure black German Shepherds may claim that their “larger and more muscular” than other types of German Shepherd, but there is no clear evidence of this.
Some devoted owners claim that their black GSDs have coats that are “more luxurious and ‘flowing’” than other types but, again, there’s little evidence to support this claim either.
Given that some still believe that “To meet this black dog at night is a truly bad omen, and perhaps even a portent of death,” it’s hardly surprising so many false claims exist about the black German Shepherd.
Black German Shepherds are “accepted by all major cynology associations,

09/12/2021

White

While many of us have seen white German Shepherd dogs, few of us probably realize what we’re looking at. With their luxurious white coats, these pale dogs look more like Golden Retrievers with erect ears.
Often confused with the even more unusual White Swiss Shepherd, or Berger Blanc Suisse, the white GSD is the cause of great controversy. (You also shouldn’t confuse this one with the white Husky, a type of Husky coloring who looks very similar! However, unlike a Husky the White German Shepherd will rarely have blue eyes)
According to the AKC, white dogs are always disqualified from dog shows.
The UK Kennel Club is similarly dismissive of the white German Shepherd, going as far to say that “light markings on chest or very pale color on the inside of legs permissible but undesirable” while “whites and near whites are highly undesirable.”
The United Kennel Club is one of the few that recognizes the white German Shepherd, pointing out that the “German Shepherd Dog comes in many colors and white.” Even the UK Kennel Club notes that “Colour in itself is of secondary importance having no effect on character or fitness for work.”
Despite this, “in 1959, Germany began culling White German Shepherds from the German Shepherd breeding lines because they saw these dogs as Albinos” and believed the white gene was responsible for “hereditary issues and washes out the breed’s rich colors.”

22/09/2021

Customer update.. ❤
Our own breeding female puppy,just 7 months old.

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05/09/2021

Everyone wants a puppy🐶, until you tell them the price💸💸

Everyone wants to breed until they see the time ⌚& effort you put in

Everyone wants a litter until the female doesnt take💉, or you loose a whole litter

Everyone wants to get rich 💰💰breeding until they find out this 🚫isnt 🚫a get rich quick scheme.

📍It's not all puppies and checks💰.
People don't realize the work/expenses that go into this.

7 days a week 365 days a year. 📅

The thing people don't understand at all is the fine line a breeder deals with when it comes time to make a business decision. 🤔

Breeders make decisions daily that a PET owner never has to.

Never be ashamed to support breeders with integrity ❤️

31/07/2021

Our full white gsd longcoat puppy

NOT FOR SALE

31/07/2021

Our 26 days old long coat puppies.

All sold out

31/07/2021

Our black & tan pet quality litter, all sold out.

31/07/2021

Head shot of our 7 month old male puppy (mobile click)

16/07/2021