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Leafield German Shepherd dogs is committed to breeding the healthiest, most intelligent & trainable dogs in Australia.

We are dedicated to DNA testing (Diseases), Hip/elbow scoring, raw diet, home raising & extensively socialising puppies.

24/01/2025

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19/01/2025

This is Riverlands Maximilian, a litter brother to Sanja (Leafield Schutzengel x Leafield Der Kommissar). Not quite 2 years old, excellent hip/elbow scores.
He will be standing at stud later in the year to select bitches/experienced breeders.
A very self assured male with excellent drives and steady nerve. A big dog with a magnificent head and good bone. He is located in the Hunter Valley, NSW.

18/01/2025

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

I am considering breeding Riverlands Sanja (Leafield Schutzengel (Leafield Asa x Vonammerberg Eldo) x Leafield Der Kommissar (Leafield Clara x Kovacs Vinnie), she is due in season end of February, so all going well, puppies would be born end of April & ready to go end of June/early July.
I haven’t made my final decision on sire, but will be a very well bred, stable, intelligent dog who has excellent hips/elbows and DM clear, as is Sanja.
They will be, like all of our puppies, calm, confident, have excellent drives but good off switches, exceptional noses and high intelligence. Some will suit IGP or other sports, & most will suit man trailing, tracking, obedience, police duties or experienced families. Sanja is a minimally marked Bi colour, and has an exceptional temperament. She is a skilled man trailing dog and started in this field at 4 months old; her training is ongoing. Suitable puppies will be available on mains register for suitable homes. Please message if you have questions or wish to book one of these puppies.

17/12/2024

This is the rubbish that plagues the dog industry, woke, left unicorn riding ideology. The force free cult are responsible for thousands of dogs put down, dog, stock and wildlife attacks.

Always seek a professional dog trainer not a feel good fairytale.

There are, and for many years now, destructive pseudo-scientific notions linked to force free dog training; these are the most widespread and damaging.
Hopefully, educated people can succeed in shedding light into this fake force free ideology of ignorance, “Many dogs will be put to sleep as long as dog owners believe force free absurdities by internet influencing FRAUDS.

15/12/2024

Our beautiful boy Leafield Oliver has just had his 12th birthday! He used to be pitch black but now has plenty of sugar frosting 😂 Not deaf, not blind, still loves playing fetch. Still has perfect teeth (a little worn in places) but has never needed a dental visit. Raw fed and only 2 vaccines in his life (titre testing). ❤️

10/12/2024

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28/11/2024

Riverlands Sanja (Leafield Schutzengel x Leafield Der Kommissar). All grown up now and maturing beautifully. 💕

18/11/2024

At least they blow it in one hit 😜

11/11/2024

You may have noticed a recent media alert regarding cases of Parvovirus being treated in the SEQ area, close to Ipswich.
Thankfully here on the Sunshine Coast we rarely see Parvovirus outbreaks, however we treat many pets via telehealth medicine and potentially some of our patients are in higher-risk regions.
What is Parvovirus?
Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that causes acute lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting, and profuse bloody dysentery in dogs. It can be fatal, especially in puppies under 6 months of age or dogs who don’t receive urgent veterinary care. I have seen whole litters of puppies die from this virus in rural areas who didn’t receive the care they needed in time. One litter was on Christmas Day in my first year as a graduate vet. It was devastating.
How does it spread?
Dogs become infected by exposure to the virus that has been shed in the faeces of an infected dog. The virus is very resistant and can last in the environment under the right conditions for years. So even if your dog doesn’t socialise with other dogs, if they walk through areas where other dogs visit, they could be at risk.
Is your pet at risk?
Pups under 6 months of age are most at risk, and until 2 years of age dogs are still considered to be high risk. It is rare in dogs >2 years of age, but can still occur, especially in unprotected adult dogs.

How can you be sure your pet is protected?
Puppies should receive two vaccines by 12 weeks of age, then have their immunity checked with an antibody titre test. Throughout their life, these antibody tests can be repeated to be sure your pet remains protected.

What about a booster vaccine?
Simply administering a booster vaccine provides no assurance your pet is protected. The only way to check your pet’s immunity is with an antibody test. This provides assurance there are adequate antibodies circulating to protect your pet should they be exposed to the virus.

How can you have your pet tested?
All vets have the ability to send a blood sample to a lab that tests for Parvovirus antibody titres, however some tests are more expensive than others. At The Natural Vets we use modern in-house testing equipment that provides us with a measurable result. This test is affordable, accurate and requires only a small blood sample. This test can be done by a nurse if your pet has had a health check with a vet in the last 6 months. Just be sure to fast your pet for 12 hours prior to visiting us for their blood test! If your pet’s titre is not adequate for protection we will call you to book in a short telehealth consult with one of our vets to discuss next steps.

28/10/2024

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