Pricing depends on the litter and whether the puppies are U.S.-bred or European-bred. Male and female puppies are priced equally. Older puppies and young adults are priced according to their age and training. Contact us for current pricing and what is included.

Contact us with your location, preferred timing and what you’re looking for in a German Shepherd. Tell us about your household, existing pets and experience with dogs. We’ll discuss suitable upcoming litters and keep you informed as plans progress.

We accept deposits after a litter is born, when we know how many puppies will be available. Your deposit is applied toward the purchase price, with the remaining balance due at pickup. We’ll explain the reservation terms before you commit.

Availability depends on breeding plans, pregnancy confirmation, litter size and the puppies we retain for our program. A planned breeding does not guarantee a take-home date. Share your timeline with us so we can discuss an upcoming litter or an older puppy that may suit your home.

Our program operates in New Jersey, Arkansas and Cyprus. Puppies are not always available at every location, so we’ll confirm where your puppy is located and discuss pickup arrangements before you make travel plans.

We work with you throughout the selection process. We evaluate each puppy’s temperament, confidence, energy and sociability, then help you choose a suitable match for your home. Your preferences matter, and finding the right long-term home is our priority.

Most of our puppies go to family homes. We consider your household, activity level, existing pets and training plans when recommending a puppy. Tell us about your family and the companion you’re hoping for. Individual temperaments vary, and successful integration requires continued training, careful introductions and supervision.

Our breeding program uses German SV hip and elbow evaluations and SV DNA profiling. We also DM-test our own breeding dogs and can share their results. Some litters use outside studs, so we’ll discuss the specific health records available for the sire and dam of your chosen litter.

We welcome prospective owners to learn about our dogs and breeding program. When both parents are owned by us and present, meeting both may be possible. Some litters use outside studs in Germany. We can share the pairing’s pedigree, health evaluations, titles and breed-survey information, even when meeting the sire is not practical.

Our puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, a veterinary examination and a microchip before leaving. U.S. placements include AKC registration, generally on limited registration without breeding rights. We’ll explain the paperwork supplied and any processing time, particularly for German breedings.

Yes, our puppies come with a health guarantee. We’re happy to explain what it covers and answer your questions.

Our puppies are raised in the home and introduced to everyday sounds, people, different surfaces and other dogs. We use Early Neurological Stimulation, assess temperament, introduce the crate and begin basic foundations. You’ll continue their training after they come home, and we can recommend trainers for additional help.

We assess each puppy’s readiness rather than relying on age alone. We’ll discuss the expected take-home timing for your litter and whether a puppy would benefit from staying longer. European-born puppies coming to the United States have different travel requirements, which we’ll explain before you make arrangements.

Older puppies and young adults sometimes become available, including dogs from our European program. Their experience and training vary. We’ll explain each dog’s background, temperament and current training so you can decide whether an older dog is the right fit.

Our contract requires waiting until at least 18 months before spaying or neutering. We prefer 24 months, which is when we consider a dog an adult. Please review this requirement before committing to a puppy and discuss timing with your veterinarian.