16/07/2026
Rehoming Two Young Belgian Shepherd Females – Summer (2) & Autumn (1)
I have two young female Belgian Shepherds available to the right homes:
Summer – 2 years old
Autumn – 1 year old
Both girls were kept back as my picks and fit well within the Belgian Shepherd standard. Autumn is on the smaller side; Summer is more substantial in build. They come from fully health‑tested parents — OFA hips, elbows, eyes, patella, and thyroid — and have excellent genetics, structure, and working potential.
They have basic training (sit, down), but due to my health issues when they were young, I wasn’t able to socialize them as fully as planned. They will benefit from continued exposure, confidence-building, and consistent training — and genetically, they should do very well once that foundation is in place.
They have not lived with cats, but with proper introductions and management, I believe they could be trained to live with them.
Neither dog is a bite risk. Both are people-friendly and have good temperaments; they need the socialization and training they missed early on.
Autumn (1 year old)
Athletic, fast, agile, and environmentally bold. She has been herding-instinct tested and has shown natural ability and interest. Autumn is sweet-natured and easygoing — she fits well with other dogs and can slot into almost any household dynamic. With proper socialization, she also has real potential as an SAR prospect or in other high-drive sports. She’s young, eager, and ready for someone who wants to develop her talent.
Summer (2 years old)
Summer is a powerhouse — very much a bull in a china shop type. She’s strong, enthusiastic, and throws herself into everything she does. She’s more substantial in build and sometimes struggles to keep her girlish figure. She is not suitable for homes with submissive dogs, as she can be a bully, but she does well with confident or more dominant dogs who won’t be pushed around. She’s affectionate, social, and full of potential with structure, training, and an active lifestyle.
Suitable homes include:
agility
rally/obedience
scent detection
dock diving
Sprinters / FAST CAT
herding (Autumn)
SAR (Autumn, with socialization)
active companion homes that enjoy training
Approved homes only — their placement matters most.
