German Shepherd Puppy for sale in Madison Township, Ohio

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about AKC GSD Puppies

1. What does AKC stand for?

AKC stands for the American Kennel Club, which is a recognizable organization that registers purebred dogs in the United States, including our GSD puppies.

2. What is the importance of a certified pedigree?

A certified pedigree ensures that the puppy comes from a lineage of purebred dogs. It provides information about the ancestry of the dog, emphasizing its breed quality and traits, which is especially important for our AKC GSD puppies.

3. How many puppies are available for adoption?

We have a lovely litter composed of 3 male and 3 female puppies available for adoption.

4. Are the puppies raised in a home environment?

Yes, all our AKC registered puppies are raised in a loving home environment, cared for by both the dam and sire.

5. What are the backgrounds of the sire and dam?

The sire is a certified Service Dog from a Czech Germany Police line known for his excellent temperament. The dam comes from an East German working line, ensuring that the puppies inherit desirable traits from both parents.

6. When will the puppies be ready for their new homes?

The GSD puppies will be ready for their forever homes in mid-June.

7. Where are the puppies located?

Our puppies are located in Greenfield, Madison Township, Highland County, Ohio, United States.

8. What is the breed of the puppies?

The puppies are German Shepherds, a breed known for their intelligence, loyalty, and versatility.

9. What should I consider before adopting a puppy?

Before adopting a puppy, consider your lifestyle, the time you can dedicate to training and socializing, and your ability to provide a stable environment for a growing dog.