Divine German Shepherds

21/07/2024

30/06/2024

30/06/2024

Pics of what leash training looks like…..I do this with every baby prior to going home.

30/06/2024

29/06/2024

Had a fun filled day with these German Shepherd babies. Introduced a pool with a couple inches of water, and their swing. Everyone is tuckered out now! Loving life! It is such a beautiful and precious experience to work with this breed and help them to develop into the amazing companions they will become! So blessed and thankful!

18/10/2023

Just one lil lady…

15/09/2023

I dont think anything is cuter than german shepherd babies. Cannot believe they are already 6 weeks old!

04/09/2023

And then there was 1!
Long coat German Shepherd!

16/08/2023

👀for 🏡
11 wks, AKC, utd vaccines, deworming, working on potty training, basic commands and walking on leash. Come w 30 days health insurance. Health tested parents. These babies are confident and well adjusted, and have been being socialized. Welcome to come meet them or do video call, references available. Ready now-michigan. This is my favorite litter so far, temperaments are fantastic, perfect for families who aren’t crazy active! Would love a female co-own with the right michigan family. Message for info. Any of my furbaby parents please comment!

16/11/2022

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16/11/2022

Well, Im almost always home, but when I do leave, for sure!

08/11/2022

AKC german shepherd females, 8 weeks old.

08/11/2022

AKC German Shepherd males, 8 weeks old.

13/07/2022

Green male

13/07/2022

Lavender female

13/07/2022

Pink female

13/07/2022

Red male

13/07/2022

Orange male

13/07/2022

Blue male

13/07/2022

Yellow male

13/07/2022

Purple female

12/07/2022

German Shepherd puppies exploring their new mini playland for the first time! Almost 5 weeks old. It will expand as they continue to potty in the right spots!

30/06/2022

Copied and pasted from another poster!

For all the people who think I’ll breed my dogs because it’s a easy way to make a lot of money… thinks again!!!!! Nothing about being a GOOD, RESPONSIBLE BREEDER is easy!!!

HOW MUCH FOR A PUPPY?

Let me say a few words to you, yes you, the person who sends a text to just ask for the price. The person who calls and hears the price and says “I can buy a cheaper puppy somewhere else”. I'll talk to you too; the person who doesn't care about papers because I want “just a pet”.

No dog is “just a pet”.

Behind every purebred puppy/dog is a BREEDER. I use capital letters to distinguish a breeder from an animal factory or puppy mill. A serious breeder does not breed dogs without documents that protect the integrity of the breed.

Registration papers are records of ancestry documenting the bloodline and enabling you to investigate possible health problems in your lineage.

When you tell a breeder you don't care about the papers, just tell them you don't care about the puppies health, you just want the cheapest thing you can find!

If you choose to buy a puppy from a reputable and quality breeder, this breeder is responsible for every puppy's health.

This breeder will skip vacations, miss sleep, and most of their personal home space has been transformed into space for their dogs. The truly passionate breeder, who loves what they breed, puts all of their time into it. Not only for puppies that are sold, but also for every customer who owns a piece of their heart and is now a member of their large family. Breeders worry about their babies after leaving and will take them back without question.

A breeder will get his hands dirty, often covered in everything that comes with birth. Because that's what life is all about... in the midst of birth and death is life. The wheel that keeps spinning. A breeder conducts health tests, echoes, x-rays, analytics, emergency c-sections, vaccinations, registrations, research pedigrees, deworming, and microchips of their puppies.

Last but not least, a breeder CHOOSES the family who is lucky enough to have one of their puppies. Yes, you read correctly.
A real breeder chooses who they sell to.
There really is no compensation that can offset the investment a breeder has made.
A good breeder has other criteria for those who want to continue their bloodline, why? Because breeding isn't a responsibility to take lightly, it's a lifestyle choice reserved ONLY for the few devoted people willing to sacrifice.

Since a dog is never “just a pet” he/she is the legacy of the breeder, a little boy's best friend, a protector of a little girl, therapy for the elderly, a member of the family, someone's whole world!

Worth sharing with so much truth in this article. Responsible breeding and possession of several dogs is a lifestyle and commitment many cannot understand.

7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Our lives revolve around the dogs!

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