Name: Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael) Puppy
Brand: Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael)
SKU: 404002
Price: 750 USD
Availability: InStock

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German Shepherd/Belgian Malnois Puppies

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

404002

Price / Fee

$750

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael)

Location

Lewis County, Washington

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I’m currently trying to rehome my two puppies, both females. Preferably together, but one is fine too. They have had their first shots but will need another vet visit soon for the rest. They are 10 weeks, we’ve been working on potty training but we also have 3 other dogs as well, so they aren’t getting the amount of attention they could benefit from. We’ve also been working on kennel training, but as they’re still energetic, young puppies they still aren’t fully ready for that yet. We are looking for a $750 rehoming fee for both of them, they would benefit on staying together as they’ve been together since birth. Of course we’re open for just rehoming one, and that would be a $400 rehoming fee. They’re a very energetic breed so it would make things easier on you and the puppies to keep them together, as they’re always playing together and never really get bored. They love the outdoors, are good with other animals, and kids. They just have lots of energy and get really excited, so some basic training will be needed. Will be uploading more photos soon. Email me or text me at *** for any questions or info.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$750

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Frequently Asked Questions about German Shepherd/Belgian Malinois Puppies

1. What is the rehoming fee for the puppies?

The rehoming fee for both puppies is $750, while the fee for one puppy is $400.

2. How old are the puppies?

The puppies are currently 10 weeks old.

3. Have the puppies received any vaccinations?

Yes, the puppies have received their first shots, but they will need another vet visit soon for the remaining vaccinations.

4. Are the puppies potty trained?

The puppies are in the process of being potty trained. However, additional training may be needed since they have other dogs in the home competing for attention.

5. Are the puppies kennel trained?

They have started kennel training, but due to their young age and high energy, they are not fully ready for it yet.

6. Can the puppies be separated during rehoming?

While it is preferable for the puppies to stay together since they have been companions since birth, they can also be rehomed separately.

7. What kind of environment do the puppies thrive in?

These puppies are very energetic and would benefit from a home where they can play regularly, ideally with access to the outdoors. They are also good with other animals and children.

8. What training will the puppies need?

Basic training will be necessary as they are energetic and can get very excited. Regular playtime and socialization will also help in their development.