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Hello, thanks for looking at our puppies! Our female, Cheyenne is a friendly farm companion dog who's great with kids. This is her third litter. The father of the litter, Cody, is a darker medium long hair German Shepherd, also a farm dog with a friendly disposition and temperament, also great with kids. We selected him specifically for the temperament and friendly disposition, not just for the looks, although he and Cheyenne do make some awesome looking puppies together. We are not a puppy mill, we only have one German Shepherd and one litter per year. We spend a lot of one on one time with our puppies, and new owners have always given us very very positive feedback on their puppies. A few days ago one of our previous puppy buyers just texted us and said "our vet has seen a lot of German shepherds in 12 years, and he said that somebody really cared for this litter.". What a great compliment, that's what it's all about!! Our puppies go on field trips to tractor supply and visit our friends to play with their kids starting when they are 6 weeks old. At 8 weeks they are already used to riding in cars and shopping carts and have been on leashes at least three or four times, although getting them to sit still for photos is a major challenge!! And we are seriously considering naming them "don't chew on that", "stop that", "come here", "want a treat", "bad puppy", etc since it seems like that's all they hear and they think that's their name anyway.....Up to date with all shots and deworming, we do not sell our puppies until they are 9 weeks old. Sorry, we already sold the other female to a friend. Please call with any questions, 440. 669. 6033
This is Amy, one of two females in the litter. Poor thing! But she holds her own!! She's smaller than the others but not by much, and much lighter colored, will probably turn out to look a lot like her mom. Definitely the smartest one of the litter, and kind of the alpha female. Took to the leash without any problems (well almost), and was the first to raise her head when you said her name when she was about 7 weeks old. Now at 9 weeks when you say "Amy come" she actually does!! Usually... That's her on the left in the pickup truck on the way to the treat store.
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