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Traditional Straight Back German Shepherd pup. Irish kennel club registered. Microchipped vaccinated and wormed up to date. Both parents are family pets and are from the best working dog lines. We have been breeding German shepherd for over 15yrs. I am a registered breeder IPT200141C There are no show lines in our dogs, they are level from shoulder to hip. We have had nothing but the best of feedback about our dogs and we are very lucky and proud to have such a great bread. Our dogs are working in all disciplines including with special needs children. The perants are very big heavy bond dogs and the pups grow up to 32 inches, they are level from shoulder to hip not slant what's so ever. The pups are well socialised handled by children and brought up in a farm environment. They are very confident friendly and loving. We only sell to the best of homes. No Time Wasters Blocked Numbers or Texts please. Thank you to all our customers over the years for keeping in touch and the lovely feedback, that's what makes it all worth while for us it's really appreciate. Rathangan Co kildare.
Microchips info
| Chip # | Sex | Colour | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
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972274200732281
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Female | Black / Tan | For Sale |
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972274200732386
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Female | Black / Tan | For Sale |
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972274200732053
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Male | Black / Tan | For Sale |
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