Name: German Shepherd Puppy
Brand: German Shepherd
SKU: 555905
Price: 175 USD
Availability: InStock

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Hi my name is bear

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

555905

Price / Fee

$175

Pet

Puppy

Breed

German Shepherd

Location

Grand Island, Nebraska

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

He is a very very sweet dog he is 8 months old he was born two days after mother's Day he looks more like his mother which she is a full blood German Shepherd not quite sure of what the father looks like when I got him they didn't really know what the father was but I am assuming his father is a type of hunting dog he looks more like German Shepherd than the mixed part. He's very smart he also likes to play. He is very cautious of his surroundings he may bark at times when he sees or hears certain noises or people when he is in his fencing. He is not obnoxious nor is he dangerous or would he hurt anything or anybody very sweet dog and lovable!

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Price / Fees

$175

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What breed is Bear?: Bear is a German Shepherd puppy, primarily resembling his full-blooded mother.
How old is Bear?: Bear is 8 months old, born two days after Mother's Day.
What is Bear's temperament like?: Bear is a very sweet and lovable dog. He is friendly and enjoys playing, but he can be cautious of his surroundings.
Does Bear bark often?: Bear may bark at certain sounds or people when he's in his fenced area, but he is not obnoxious or dangerous.
What is Bear's price?: The price for Bear is $175 (USD), located in Grand Island, Nebraska, United States.
Is Bear good with children or other pets?: Bear has shown to be a very sweet and lovable dog, making him a great companion, but proper introductions to other pets or little ones are always suggested!
Is Bear trained?: Bear is still a puppy, but he is very smart and learns quickly. Basic training and socialization will help him grow into an even better companion.