German Shepherd Puppy for sale in Covington, Virginia

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about German Shepherds

1. What is the rehoming fee for the German Shepherds?

The rehoming fee is set to ensure that the German Shepherd puppies go to responsible and loving homes. Please inquire about the specific amount when showing interest.

2. What colors are the available German Shepherds?

We currently have a blue male and a white female German Shepherd available for rehoming. They both have distinct and beautiful coats.

3. Are the German Shepherd puppies already trained?

The adult German Shepherds available for rehoming may have basic training. It’s important to continue their training to ensure they grow up to be well-behaved companions.

4. Where are the German Shepherds located?

The puppies are located in Covington, Virginia, United States. Interested individuals should be willing to visit or arrange transportation for the puppies.

5. How do I show my interest in adopting a German Shepherd?

If you're interested in adopting one of the German Shepherd puppies, it's best to text or call to express your interest and ask any further questions.

6. What should I consider before adopting a German Shepherd?

Before adopting a German Shepherd, consider your living situation, the time you can dedicate to training and socialization, and your readiness for the responsibilities of pet ownership.

7. Can I adopt both the blue male and the white female German Shepherds?

Adopting both German Shepherd puppies could be a great option if you have the time and resources to care for them together. Discuss this possibility when you reach out.

8. What kind of environment do German Shepherds thrive in?

German Shepherds thrive in environments where they can exercise and engage in mental stimulation. A larger living space with outdoor access is ideal.

9. What is the average lifespan of a German Shepherd?

The average lifespan of a German Shepherd is around 9 to 13 years, depending on health care, diet, and exercise.

10. Is adopting an adult German Shepherd different from adopting a puppy?

Yes, adopting an adult German Shepherd may come with different considerations, such as training, behavior, and health needs, compared to adopting a puppy. Adult dogs may have more established personalities and training levels.