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German Shepherd Puppy for sale in Flint, Michigan

Name: German Shepherd Puppy
Brand: German Shepherd
SKU: 650054
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German Shepherds for Rehoming

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

650054

Pet

Puppy

Breed

German Shepherd

Location

Flint, Genesee County, Michigan

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Looking to rehome two White German Shepherds. Long distance job commute takes much of my time/ days, and reduces the time I need to give them the time I want daily. 1 year old boy. 11 month old girl. Good family dogs, good inside or out. Love children. Will become very attached, protective of you, family and loyal to you. Normal German Shepard temperament

Early top picture is male as a pup, and the other is him in March 2025 before haircut/grooming July 2025

Girl is labeled in one of the top pics along with couple others, as well as her at the bottom

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Frequently Asked Questions about the German Shepherds for Rehoming

What ages are the German Shepherds available for rehoming?

The German Shepherds available for rehoming are 1 year old male and 11 months old female.

Are these German Shepherds good with children?

Yes, these German Shepherds are described as good family dogs and love children, making them a great addition to any household.

Can these German Shepherds adapt to living inside or outside?

They are good both inside and out, indicating that they can adapt well to various living environments.

What is the temperament of these German Shepherds?

Their temperament is typical for a German Shepherd: they are loyal, protective, and will become very attached to their family.

Why are these German Shepherds being rehomed?

The owner is seeking to rehome them due to a long-distance job commute that takes much of their time, reducing the attention they can give to the dogs.