Meet Ashley! She is a beautiful German Shepherd puppy with a personality as lovely as her looks. From the moment you meet her, you'll notice how sweet, affectionate, and outgoing she is. She's a wonderful blend of gentle and playful, making her a fantastic fit for families, active individuals, or anyone looking for a devoted companion who will grow into a loyal, well-rounded adult dog. Ashley is up to date on all age-appropriate vaccinations and has been regularly dewormed on schedule. She has also been thoroughly checked by a licensed veterinarian. Ashley's parents are Katrina (mom) and Champ (dad), both wonderful examples of the breed and both living right here on our premises. Katrina and Champ have both been genetically tested clear, giving families extra peace of mind about Ashley's long-term health. Champ also holds OFA certifications, reflecting our commitment to breeding dogs with sound hips, structure, and overall health. If you're looking for a German Shepherd puppy with a sweet temperament, excellent genetic background, and a healthy start in life, Ashley could be exactly what you've been searching for. Don't miss the chance to welcome this darling girl into your home! Call today to learn more about Ashley, ask questions about her parents, or schedule a time to meet her in person. She's ready to steal your heart!
Adv. ID:cvxtL9YKh
Litter details
LocationSalem, Indiana
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedGerman Shepherd
Age3 weeks, 6 days
Ready to LeaveSep 8, 2026
GenerationP
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Parents are health testedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedAKC Registered
Info
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Favorites1
Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Pros
Exceptionally intelligent and trainable, thriving in obedience and working roles
Devoted and protective, serving as excellent watchdogs and family protectors
Versatile coat with both short and long types suitable for various climates
Strong working instinct that encourages physical and mental engagement
Cons
Not ideal for novice owners due to complex training and socialization requirements
Susceptible to genetic health issues like hip and elbow dysplasia
Demands significant daily exercise and mental stimulation to prevent behavioral problems
Can experience separation anxiety and may become destructive if left alone too long