12/02/2025
I have 2 females, Long coat, West German Showline, go home 12/6. Please read entire post and if you have questions you can message the page and auto response will answer your questions.
Purple collar girl, blk/tan longcoat received a clean bill of health.
*Special Needs Pup* Pink collar girl, black sable longcoat, has a heart murmur, grade 2 on a scale of 1-6. Normally I would say that will likely go away but considering the news we received about the boys Iām not as hopeful. I would recommend a low key home for her.
Two of the males have a grade four murmur. They are going to someone who has the experience to care for them.
Here is the original post about how I acquired the pupsā¦
As I mentioned earlier, I acquired several German Shepherd dogs that came from a breeder who found themselves in a bad spot in life.
One of these dogs is Millie who came with a litter of six puppies. The puppies appear to be long coat, theyāre now three weeks old, eyes open, starting to walk and eat solids. They are stunning and doing great. Theyāre ready to go home 12/6/25.
Mom and dad have no health testing done that Iām aware of. Iāve sent in Millieās DNA so Iāll get her full genetic profile.
Pups will be vetted, vax started, microchipped.
Mom will be going for her OFA X-rays also. Millie comes from exceptional pedigree, mom and dad are both imported West German showlines.
Millieās temperament is the BEST. What dog travels a couple hundred miles to end up in the house of a complete stranger hours later, in the dark, with her six puppies and is immediately loving and sweet? I cannot say enough good things about this dog. She is eager to please, had no issues integrating with my dogs, has done amazing meeting complete strangers all the while caring for her pups. Dadās temperament is just as awesome.
One of my beliefs in life, dog breeding and business is transparency. That means telling the truth, even if the truth is undesirable. With that said the sire of the litter is Millieās brother. That is a practice done in the breeding world, but itās definitely not a practice Iām involved in. I reached out to people smarter than me on this subject and this is what Iāve learned. If there is going to be an issue with a sibling mating, it is usually seen at birth. That doesnāt mean that down the road something couldnāt pop up. So far, I have not observed anything unusual and they are hitting milestones as they should. I also learned when I was talking with several others is that thereās a lot of titled dogs in the states that are sibling bred. Again not something Iām familiar with.
If Millie passes her health clearances which so far I have no reason to believe she wonāt, she will stay here with me. She will remain an indoor house dog where she can sleep on the couch and get filled up with all the love she deserves.
These dogs were in a rough spot and they just want love. I do not have photos of dad but Iāve been told he looks a lot like Millie. If I couldāve taken them, all I would have. I honestly feel that the humans have let these dogs down and they deserve the world. And the ones that are in my care will definitely get that!
These are horrible photos, but as soon as I can find a puppy holder, then I will get exact photos and genders of the puppies and will post them. If youāre interested in one of the pups, please message the page and auto response. Will send you the details. Comments will not be answered in a timely manner.
This is the grand fatherās sister (littermate) pedigree. Pedigree is in the comments.
