Pantathean Working Line German Shepherd Dogs

18/06/2026

Pantathean Unique - 5 weeks old

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18/06/2026

Pantathean Unique - 5 weeks old

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18/06/2026

Happiest of birthdays to our R and S litters - they’re 8 days apart

PD Chase NT
PD Pikey
Sabre
Coven
Saskia
Raven
Phoenix
And Max’s puppy

Happy birthday guys!!!

And a Special upcoming birthday to your dad - the amazing PD Drax

16/06/2026

This little lady is 5 weeks old today. A singleton puppy by Rustols Cwattro out of Pantathean Wind of Change. Shes dynamite and starting her socialisation journey.

15/06/2026

I’m going to leave this here- this applies to a lot of things not just vision. Testicles teeth the list is endless

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1015315227854847&id=100081291387546&mibextid=wwXIfr

❌️ HEAR US OUT, BECAUSE PEOPLE NEED TO SEE ❌️

What do you see in this picture?

A cute pup?
Potential family member?

Well, it actually doesn't matter what we see.

She can't.

She cant see a thing because this puppy was born with out bloody eyes. Why? Because one ignorant intentionally chose greed over ethics.

Humans who knowingly create suffering, then disappear while rescues and volunteers are left to clean up the blood, the damage and the consequences, should have a special reservation in the fire pit.

Remy was a deliberate product of 2 Merles.
She is basically the physical receipt of what happens when greed and Google warnings get ignored simultaneously. An intentional genetic dumpster fire.

Not because they had to.
Not because it was an accident.
Because merle puppies sell.
Because flashy coats make money.
Because people keep treating dogs like aesthetic Pinterest boards instead of living, breathing souls.

And this… this is the result.

Double merle breeding is not some rare mystery anymore. The risks are common knowledge. Deafness. Blindness. Neurological defects. Puppies born broken before they even get a chance to live.

Is it illegal? No.
Should it be? Absolutely.
Does knowingly doing it anyway make you a selfish piece of s**t? To the point it should be the title of your memoir.

The cruelest part?

Remy doesn’t know she was failed.

She still wags her tail.
Still throws herself at toys.
Still toddles around like every other puppy, just with a few bumps into walls along the way.
Still trusts humans completely, despite humans being the reason she arrived in this world disabled.

That’s the part that guts you.

Because dogs do not sit around feeling sorry for themselves. Humans do that. Dogs adapt. Dogs survive. Dogs love anyway.

And now it’s our turn to make sure the rest of her life finally feels safe.

The incredible women at Red Collar Rescue Incorportated kept her protected and cared for until we could say yes to taking her on, and now the amazing Yvette and Cathy from Above and Beyond Dog Training and Rehabilitation will be helping Remy learn clicker training and navigate the world safely and confidently.

We are looking for a forever home for her immediately, not because she’s unwanted, but because blind dogs thrive on consistency, mapping their environment, bonding deeply with their person, and learning routines early.

What Remy needs:

Another calm dog to help guide her and act as her eyes

No young children due to overstimulation and sudden noise. Sound is all she has so it needs to be calm and clear for her.

Unfortunately, it will almost certainly rule out renters because constantly shifting rentals means constantly relearning the world from scratch. Horrible to put that segregation in there as owning your home doesn't change the love you can give, its simply a stability structure she needs.

She is not “damaged goods.”
She is not a pity project.
She is however another example of the *** knuckles that still live amongst us, the ones who steal our oxygen but would sue you for the air quality.

And if this post makes backyard breeders uncomfortable?

Good. It ****** should.

12/06/2026

Pantathean Ice on Fire working protection with Ali Jaff

06/06/2026

Never a truer word spoken

“Adopt, don't shop"

has become a popular slogan, but slogans rarely tell the whole story.

The uncomfortable truth is that responsibly bred dogs are not filling rescue centres.

Ethical breeders carefully screen potential owners, provide lifelong support, health test their breeding stock, and will often take back any dog they have bred if circumstances change.

Their dogs rarely end up abandoned or unwanted.

The majority of dogs entering rescues come from irresponsible breeding practices:
backyard breeders,
puppy farms,
accidental litters,
and people breeding without regard for temperament, health, or long-term responsibility.

These dogs are often produced simply because there is demand, with little thought given to where they may end up years later.

Choosing a well-bred dog from a responsible breeder is not contributing to the rescue crisis.

In fact, supporting ethical breeding helps promote better health, stable temperaments, and accountability within the dog world.

Adoption is a fantastic option for many people, and giving a rescue dog a second chance is something to be celebrated.

But it should be a personal choice, not a moral obligation.

There is nothing wrong with seeking a responsibly bred dog that suits your lifestyle, experience, and goals.

Instead of "Adopt, don't shop," perhaps the message should be:

"Adopt or shop responsibly."

Because the real problem isn't responsible breeders, it's irresponsible ones.

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30/05/2026

Remember this

16/05/2026

The fence that Rob built!!

14/05/2026

Get your entries in

The 2026 WGSDCA National Championship is coming in hot and entries close 17 May, the countdown is ON! ⏳🔥

🏟️Wagga Wagga Cricket Ground
📅 12- 14 June 2026
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