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HEALTH TESTED GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES FOR SALE

Wisbech
1 week
£1,500
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Adv. ID:TSpgcKECN
Views:208
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Advert Type:For sale
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Litter details

Adv. Location:Fen End, Wisbech
Pets in litter:5 male / 5 female
Age:2 weeks
Ready to Leave:2025-01-04
Viewable with Mother:

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateNeuteredVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
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Description
DRAGO BOX DOGS VOMDRAGOBURG (IMP POL) PD : Clear - 18th October 2022 Eye Examination : Unaffected - 14th October 2022 - Expired German DNA - Gepruft : Gepruft - 14th October 2022 Hips A Stamp : Normal - 23rd June 2022 - EBV < 0 Elbows A Stamp : Normal - 23rd June 2022 - EBV < 0 HUU : Clear - 13th May 2022 MDR1 : Clear - 13th May 2022 MPS (VII) : Clear - 13th May 2022 DM : Clear - 13th May 2022 DM : Clear - 13th May 2022 Haemophilia A : Clear - 13th May 2022 LAD III : Clear - 13th May 2022 wolfsharn velvet Hip Score - ANKC Scheme : 5/5 = 10 - 6th March 2023 - EBV < 0 Elbow Grade - ANKC Scheme : 0/0 = 0 - 6th March 2023 - EBV < 0 WOLFSHARN VELVET ( Ezra ) has given birth to 10 babies, boys and girls and b&g and sables. WOLFSHARN VELVET (Ezra) is our home bred girl and from lines ive been breeding for around 15 years. Ezra is a short coat gold sable of correct size, a beautiful temperament with low hips. This is Ezra's first litter. Puppies will be micro chipped and have first vaccination and health check with the vet, go with 5 weeks free insurance and life time of help and advice, wormed to date of leaving at 8 weeks of age, puppies will meet my adults at around 4 weeks of age and are handled from day dot with tones of hugs and kisses and love, i do my best to bomb proof my babies by introducing them to loud sounds i.e. clapping and bashing metal bowls basically i do my best to scare the hell out of them while they are drinking from mum to associate it with a good thing and to date I've not been told of any of my babies being scared of fire works. How i do things are once I've received an email of interest from you i reply with this email and then if your happy with everything in my email i ask for you to contact me back saying so and any question you might have etc. as long as I'm happy with what's in your email, i will invite you round to see the babies and mum and all my dogs and to go through all the paper work, ONLY if I'm happy with you and you are us will i accept a non refundable deposit, i do ask that ALL members of the family/house hold as i like to meet the whole family to make sure my babies go to the best of homes, if I'm not happy you WILL NOT get a puppy regardless of how far you travel so you must understand this and that these babies are my priority and not you, sorry if i sound harsh but i couldn't bare the thought of these babies I've hugged and kissed and loved for 8 weeks fell into the wrong homes and suffered. I'm extremely picky as to where they go and my gut and my dogs have the final say and if your lucky enough to get one of my prized babies you will need to sign a contract of sale nothing scary just covers me you and the baby and that you must and i will always take any of my babies back regardless of age or reason. Puppies will have endorsements on their registration preventing offspring being registered and these will not be removed. I am on the end of the phone or available via email for the lifetime of your puppy to offer help and advice. All pups are born and reared indoors with plenty of love, care, hugs and kisses and will make very loving pets/working dogs
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Be responsible, do your research!

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Puppies must be viewed with their mother in the seller's home!

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Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

Puppies must be 8 weeks when collected

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Microchips are a legal requirement

Microchips are a legal requirement

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Health tests

Health tests

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Health check & paperwork

Health check & paperwork

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Vaccinations

Vaccinations

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Worms and flea treatments

Worms and flea treatments

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Pet Payment & contract

Pet Payment & contract

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£1,500
Wolfsharn German Shepherds
Wisbech
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Wolfsharn German Shepherds
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