2Lilith's ideal home Lilith is a gentle girl who can’t wait to find her new home. As long as children in the home are happy around her she can live with kids of any age. Lilith can also lives with Dogs, pending a successful mix at the centre prior to rehoming. She has also lived with cats before and could do so again. Lilith does have hip dysplasia which will need ongoing
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4Jessie's ideal home Meet Jessie, a playful and curious young girl with a big heart. She could live in a home with another dog and sensible secondary school children. At just eight months old, this large breed pup is still finding her paws in the world and can be a little unsure in new situations. She's full of energy and ready for adventures, but is still learning her manners
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4Heather's ideal home Heather is a lovely 11 month old German Shepherd who came into our care with little information. Since being with us, Heather has been nervous when first meeting new people so would love an adult only home to help her build her confidence. Due to this, any potential adopters should be prepared to come to the centre regularly to help build a bond with her.
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8Frankie's ideal home This beautiful girl is Frankie. She is a 1 year old German Shepherd looking for her forever home. Frankie is unable to live with another dog in the home and does need some work on her social skills, as she has not had the best experience with Dogs in the past. She is looking for a home with older teenagers as she can be a boisterous girl. Frankie will need
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4Lillie's ideal home Lillie is a big, boisterous bundle of fun who’s always on the lookout for new friends! This spirited girl is on the lookout for an active home where she can play and enjoy her time in a private garden. Lillie could live with primary school-aged children, as long as they’re dog-savvy enough to handle her bouncy nature. She might also be open to sharing
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4Willow's ideal home Wonderful girlie Willow is a 1 and a half year old German Shepherd who is ready to find her forever home. As a youngster she is still learning lots of new things and loves her food and tasty treats. Willow has found coming into kennels a little bit of an overwhelming experience and can find all the noise of centre life scary at times. Willow loves people
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8Hazel's ideal home This lovely pair are looking for their new home together where they are able to play to their hearts content and then put their paws up to have a rest and snooze the day away. They can live with children aged 7 and above but will need to be adults only to walk and will also need a fully secure garden. The girls can live with small furies as long as they are
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3Delilah's ideal home Delightful Delilah is irresistible and hoping to get a place in a new family very soon. She would love a quiet, adult-only home as she can be an anxious girl. Delilah can be vocal when meeting new people but it’s not long before she relaxes and shows her affectionate side. She can also use her voice when she sees Dogs from a distance. Walking buddies
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3Peaches's ideal home Peaches is a young German Shepherd cross with the softest eyes and a heart full of potential. Peaches hasn’t had the best start and is still learning the world is a safe place. Once she forms a bond, Peaches blossoms into a playful, affectionate companion She’s just discovering the joys of play and already knows that food is a very good thing! She’ll
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2Xena's ideal home Xena is searching for an active home willing to dedicate time to continuing her training and engaging her clever brain. Xena can live with children aged 10 years or older, and although she couldn’t live with another dog, she could have nice and calm walking buddies. Xena isn’t suitable to live with cats. She struggles being left, so Xena is looking for a
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1Sheila's ideal home Shiela has started the search for her new forever home, and is looking for a family willing to dedicate time and effort to all her training needs. Being a young puppy, Sheila is working on her housetraining, so needs adopters who are home most of the day to continue to work on this with her. She can live with children who are aged 12 years or older who
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3Luna's ideal home Luna is a sweetheart who can live with children aged 14 and over, who are comfortable with big Dogs. She will need to be the only dog in the home, she is happy to have a quick sniff but isn’t overly interested. She does have the potential to live with all other pets, including a dog savvy cat. As Luna can be worried meeting new people she will need a home
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3Luna's ideal home Luna is a stunning 4-month-old German Shepherd Crossbreed puppy who is looking for her forever home. She was found as a stray and this ordeal has left her very anxious and shy of people and places she doesn't know but she's doing well with her training and is absolutely bursting with potential. She will need her adopters to continue to slowly build her
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A German Shepherd puppy costs around £900. This is the average price of the German Shepherd puppy itself and other costs involved include vet bills and supplies, dog food, treats and toys.
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Female German Shepherds are often a bit smaller and may be more independent than males, but they’re equally affectionate, intelligent, and playful.
Training success depends on the individual dog and consistent training, not sex. Female German Shepherds generally learn quickly and respond well to positive reinforcement.
Spaying is recommended to prevent unwanted litters and reduce certain health risks. Consult your vet for advice on the ideal timing based on your puppy's health.
