Welcome to our website of beautiful, intelligent, and loyal German shepherds.
When choosing a puppy, do you know who the parents are? are they from highly trainable and titled lines that were used in WWII and now serving our country and police departments (protecting and saving lives of people), or did they come from un-trainable pest quality and highly aggressive inbred lines?
Are they (parents or grandparents) smart enough to win awards and achieve their titles?
Are they strong enough to Pass physical tests? And, what does that mean? ... Well, German breeders evaluate the whole dog; its character, intelligence, performance ability and physical structure. They do this by training their dogs in Schutzhund trials and Sieger shows, and only the best are selected for breeding
In Germany, a dog must pass all three levels before they are 3 1/2 years old in order to be considered as a breeding animal.
We have selected our sire and imported him (and most of our females) from Germany where he has achieved his titles. He is Sch3 trained and V-Rated at shows, Kkl1. Dogs that are Schutzhund trained has been proven to result in a sounder, more accurate breed.
Breed ratings such as VA & V can only be awarded at a Sieger Show. The dogs entered have to be at least 24 months old. They are required to be schutzhund titled, koerklassed (Kkl1 or Kkl2), and have the German “a” stamp for their hips (best rating for hips).
REASONS TO CHOOSE A PUPPY FROM OUR KENNEL:
•Our German Shepherds are Quality West German and other European bloodlines.
•They are the perfect dog for family and personal companionship
•Our dogs are bred for predictable, even temperament as well as the imperial beauty and cleverness of the breed..
•They have exquisite pedigrees, combining top show and working bloodlines.
•Our shepherds are protective, trustworthy, predictable and very loyal
Alfa German Shepherds
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WELCOME
WELCOME
SOME OF OUR PREVIOUS DOGS
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t."They [dogs] never talk about themselves but listen to you while you talk about yourself, and keep up an appearance of being interested in the conversation." – Jerome K. Jerome, humorist
"If you think dogs can't count, try putting three dog biscuits in your pocket and then give him only two of them." – Phil Pastoret, author of "Our Boarding House"
