
Puppy Inquiry
If you’re considering welcoming a German Shepherd from our program into your home, the next step is to complete our Puppy Inquiry Form. This allows us to learn more about you, your lifestyle, and what you’re hoping for in a dog, so we can determine whether our breeding program may be a good fit. We truly appreciate the time and thought that goes into submitting an inquiry, and we’re grateful you’re considering one of our dogs as part of your future. Completing the form simply begins the conversation—we’re always happy to connect, answer questions, and guide you through the process.
OUR BREEDING PLANS
Updated FEBRUARY 2026
DEPOSITS ARE BEING ACCEPTED
BREEDING PLANS FOR 2026 INCLUDE:
ZEDER x NESTO / (repeated breeding) / LONG COAT / Red and Black
BERNIE x NESTO / (repeated breeding) / LONG COAT / Red and Black
SYLVIA x UNDECIDED / LONG COAT / Red and Black
Looking to Add a German Shepherd to Your Family — But Not Quite Ready Yet?
That’s perfectly okay — we completely understand and respect your decision to plan ahead!
While we don’t have puppies available immediately, most of our litters are reserved in advance by families on our waiting list. If you're hoping to welcome a German Shepherd puppy into your home in the Spring or Summer or 2026, and are considering working with our kennel, we highly recommend reaching out now. In most cases, the ONLY way to guarantee a puppy from our program is by joining a waiting list.
All of our litters are carefully planned in advance, with thoughtful consideration of each Sire and Dam — their health, genetics, temperaments, and how well they complement one another.
Our mission is to produce healthy, top-quality German Shepherd puppies with a stable nervous system, balanced temperament, and medium drive.
Please note: All future litters are subject to change. Estimated dates of birth remain approximate until mating has actually occurred. We never use hormonal treatments or medications to induce heat cycles. Instead, we trust Mother Nature to guide our females through their natural rhythms. While we can anticipate their cycles to some extent, timing always carries a degree of uncertainty.




