Doublate German Shepherds

23/02/2026

Let the puppy spam begin
Looking forward to see how these little ones grow and develop.
This was a pretty special mating.

22/02/2026

Whelping done and dusted
Where she wanted to have her puppies but we didn't agree

12/02/2026

Well Well we are differently pregnant with puppies due 25th February
This mating has us very excited.
This is a line breeding mating which should deliver some very powerful driven dogs. Which will only be available to experienced homes

11/01/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17bYosUSkZ/

He was the dog everyone gave up on — right until Australia needed him most.

Bear was labeled “too much.” Too energetic. Too intense. Too hard to manage. Passed from home to home, he looked like another rescue dog who just didn’t fit anywhere. But instead of trying to calm him down, the right people did something smarter: they gave his chaos a purpose.

Bear was trained as a koala detection dog through a program at the University of the Sunshine Coast, with support from IFAW. His superpower? An insane sense of smell that lets him find koalas by scent — faster and more accurately than humans ever could.

Then came the 2019–2020 Black Summer bushfires.

Entire forests were burned black. Trees were gone. Koalas were silent, hidden, injured, dehydrated, and impossible to spot with the naked eye. Time mattered. Every hour mattered.

That’s when Bear’s training stopped being impressive and started being lifesaving.

Moving through scorched land, Bear searched where humans couldn’t. When he detected a koala, he didn’t bark or panic — he sat. That simple signal told wildlife experts exactly where to look. And because of that, injured and starving koalas were found before it was too late.

Between late 2019 and 2020, Bear helped locate more than 100 koalas who needed urgent care. Not by fighting flames. Not by making headlines. But by doing one thing perfectly — using the energy everyone once saw as a problem.

People call him a hero. And honestly? They’re right.

Bear didn’t stop the fires. But he pulled lives back from what the fires tried to erase. He proved that being “too much” isn’t a flaw — it’s just potential waiting for the right moment.

10/01/2026

When you breed the best
You must feed the best
Fresh mince with
Carrot 🥕
Silver beat
Celery
Blue berries
Tuna
Greek yoghurt
And they also get mutton, venison, roo, and beef as well as chickens 🐔

24/12/2025

Stay tuned for some exciting news

04/09/2025

Shamar is being a good little passenger. On our way up to NSW to take him to his new furever home 🐾

05/08/2025

04/08/2025

The puppies are growing and developing nicely

03/08/2025

We almost got our shepherd's in a row

28/07/2025

Our boy vonzane oodin ( Duke) using his noise to find his toy.
I was very impressed with how quick he picked up this game this clip was his 3rd attempt.
Genetics speak for themselves