Sasha

Bear is a lovely boy loves playing loves the outside world and chasing birds loves his cuddles. He doesn’t bark much likes to talk.

2 year old german shepherd Up to date with jabs and is chipped. Flead and wormed. Fully in tact. He is s beautiful boy, so loving and so soft. He isnt reactive to dogs on walks but doesn't like them in his home. Needs to be in an adult only home or a home with children 10+, as he doesnt like our younger children but is fine with our older ones (12+) He pulls a lot on the lead, will need further training to help him with this.

Looking to rehome my 6-month-old German Shepherd to a loving family or individual who can give her the time and attention she deserves. She’s full of energy, incredibly smart, and already showing signs of being protective and loyal – everything you’d expect from a German Shepherd. ✅ Up to date on shots ✅ Healthy and well-fed ✅ Socialized with people and other dogs ✅ Crate-trained and knows basic commands She’ll make an excellent companion, family dog, or even a future working dog with the right training. This breed needs space, structure, and daily activity, so I’m looking for a responsible owner who understands the commitment.

Meet Snoop, he’s a 3 year old white German Shepherd looking for a new forever home. Snoop is an energetic, loving, bouncy, loud, needy, very strong, yet anxious boy who needs someone that can give all the time and attention he needs. He’s amazing around children grown up with our three year old and never stepped a foot out of line. He’s not too happy to be around other dogs or even see another dog when out on a walk. Snoop walking on a lead would be classed as average, he does have a tendency to pull especially when he’s super excited. We are looking for Snoop to be with someone who can train him, make him the best version of himself because he is a beautiful, loving, soft boy under all that white fluff. We would love for him to go somewhere with so much outdoor space so he can just run and be free, ideally he would need to be alone unless the new owner would like to try and train him to be with other dogs. Snoop is crate trained and does get left in a crate when we are not at home, he wouldn’t come with a crate. We really don’t want to see him go but due to changes at home we’ve got to do what’s best for him.