Description
6 cute & playful male puppies. The mother is a Black Lab, about 50 pounds, and the father is a German Shepherd, about 90 pounds.
🐾 Meet Jr.!🐾
Jr. is the biggest of the six boys in the litter and is full of personality! His coat is brown, with white on his chest, and a black nose. He was born on August 12 and is a sweet, playful pup who loves to have fun. His favorite activities include playing with rope toys, tug-of-war, and squeaky toys. Of course, he also enjoys a good meal and plenty of naps! ❤️
Jr.’s mom is a Black Lab, and his dad is a German Shepherd, giving him a wonderful mix of two loving and loyal breeds.
Jr. would make a wonderful addition to a family looking for a playful, loving, and fun companion. 🐶💙
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Litter details
LocationRomeoville, Illinois
Puppies in litter4 male
BreedSheprador
GenerationF1
Age8 weeks, 1 day
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedRegisteredParents are health tested
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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Pros
Both parent breeds are proven working dogs — the Sheprador inherits a genuine working capability that suits service, detection, and family protection roles
The Labrador's food motivation and the German Shepherd's drive produce a uniquely easy-to-train combination
Robust health profile from combining two well-documented breeds with complementary genetic backgrounds
Adapts well to both suburban family life and working/sport contexts depending on individual parentage influence
Cons
Significant shedding year-round — both parent breeds have dense double coats that shed heavily
The German Shepherd parent's potential for dog-reactive behavior requires socialization management
Large size and high drive require committed daily exercise
Hip dysplasia from both parent lines means thorough OFA testing of both parents is non-negotiable