Wilderborn German Shepherd Dogs

26/07/2026

Brotherly love!
5th generation pups available!
Males and females.
*Great structure*
*Great agility*
* excellent guarding qualities*
*Raised with boundries and love*
* Raised in our home with children*
*Raised with other dogs*
*Introduced to cats, poultry and pigs.
* Great foundation for life on a farm*
*Off lead training on our property started*
*Crate trained.*
*Fed species appropriate diet*
We have a pup for every household.
Family pet
Family pet and protection
Pet and protection
Pet/hunting/protection.
Agility competition
Scent work.
30years in handling German Shepherd Dogs.

01/07/2026

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13/03/2026

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14/02/2026

Get • .alghaili Switzerland just eliminated the shredding newborn male chicks.

It marks a major victory for animal welfare standards.

Switzerland is overhauling its poultry industry with a landmark mandate that will end the routine killing of male chicks by January 1, 2026.

Currently, approximately three million male chicks are culled annually because they do not lay eggs and are deemed unsuitable for meat production. While the country previously banned the practice of maceration—or live shredding—in 2020, the upcoming regulations will prohibit killing healthy hatchlings via any method.

This shift aligns Switzerland with European leaders like Germany and France, setting a new benchmark for ethical food production.

To meet these standards, the industry is pivoting toward “in-ovo” s*xing technology, which identifies the s*x of an embryo between nine and twelve days of incubation. This allows male eggs to be repurposed before they hatch, significantly reducing unnecessary loss of life. Additionally, organic organizations like Bio Suisse are already leading the way by promoting dual-purpose breeds and the rearing of male chicks for meat. These advancements reflect a growing global demand for humane agricultural practices that prioritize animal welfare over industrial efficiency.

source: Swiss Federal Council. Amendment to the Animal Protection Ordinance: Ban on killing male chicks in the poultry industry.

14/02/2026

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Some brands passed and some brands failed: a new investigation by the Clean Label Project tested 79 of the most popular pet foods and found that dry kibble consistently had the highest levels of heavy metals, plastic-related chemicals, and acrylamide, a compound formed during high-heat processing.
Compared to fresh and frozen foods, kibble contained:

• ~21× more lead and mercury
• 13× more arsenic
• 6× more cadmium
• 24× more acrylamide, with one product testing at 780 ppb

Plastic-associated chemicals like BPA, BPS, and DEHP were also highest in dry food and lowest in fresh and frozen products.

Researchers note that because many dogs eat the same dry food every day for years, long-term exposure and accumulation of contaminants in organs like the liver and kidneys may contribute to chronic disease and potentially increase cancer risk.

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21/01/2026

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05/01/2026

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01/01/2026

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