Why buy from a reputable breeder?
You should seek out a reputable breeder when looking for a GSD pup because of the health concerns noted above as well as problems in temperament brought out in ill-bred GSD’s Poorly-bred GSD’s can also be aggressive, fearful, or shy-sharp (a fearful dog that becomes aggressive when frightened). It is for these reasons that a reputable breeder is more likely to have sound pups, guarantee their health, help you select the puppy most suited to your lifestyle and goals, and be able to guide you as the pup grows.
What is gained by dealing with a breeder directly? A dog is just a dog, right? Maybe you didn’t get the chance to read all of the articles on our site yet, or maybe you missed them, but no, a dog is not just a dog. When you get a dog from us you are getting one that has been painstakingly bred from healthy stock, and hand raised by us, twenty four hours a day. We do de-worming, puppy vaccinations, and microchipping. No puppy ever leaves our house without a microchip implanted and registered. We also spend as much time as needed in educating our buyers in the breed and the proper way to raise and train them. We are also always here for our buyers as a resource when they need us, for the life of the dog. We personally know way too many “breeders” that will take your money, hand off the puppy, and never want to hear from you again unless you are offering more money for another puppy. That is unethical and disreputable. That just is not how we do things. We sell all of our puppies under co
THERE ARE 3 REQUIREMENTS TO OWNING A RED FORREST DOG: • Please feed your dog the highest quality dog food, preferably organic if your budget allows. • Please do not let your Aussie get FAT!!! This shortens their life and causes unnecessary strain on their entire skeletal structure. • Please do NOT buy a dog from me if it will never be allowed in your home. Aussies are house dogs, not something you leave in the backyard. They get very naughty and develop bad habits when left to their own devices.
