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References from facebook mabry labradors This video is a screen recording of people that have our puppies. We would love for you to join our Mabry Labrador Family. Hello Wendy, Just wanted to pass along an update on a Buster and Snow puppy we bought from you in June. Oakley is 4. He's a complete goof and incredibly smart. He already graduated puppy obedience class and knows how to sit, go down, shake, retrieve, stand and stay. I can't wait to see how big he will get he's already 46 pounds!! Hope you're having a great day, Caitlin These updates are what keep me here doing what I love with the breeding program. Loves to go on walks and cuddle!! I'm so thankful for her everyday! We are very pleased with the yellow lab that we bought. Her name is Emma and she is a doll. We got so many compliments on her looks and behavior. Her temper is great and she is so smart. If I was looking for a lab I would call Mabry labs again. Our vet was impressed with the quality and how Emma was. Bob Mt. Zion, il Yes- she's a beautiful pup. Our vet oohs and ahhs when she comes! I took her folder of parents genetic testing, vaccine and worming info and microchip info at the first visit. She was amazed at all the genetic info and said you were awesome breeders. Wendy was absolutely wonderful when it came to responding to emails, reassuring us as first time pet owners, and most importantly, putting the puppy's care first. Mabry labs actually cares about the health and happiness of their dogs and it really shows when you visit the clean large farm where the puppy's are kept. He was already potty trained and after 3 days he was sleeping through the night in his crate. I've gotten countless remarks on how beautiful of a dog he is and would highly recommend Mabry labs to anyone looking to extend their family! Today Thank you Mabrys! I was fortunate enough to get two puppies from the Buster and Hope winter '17 litter and I cannot even describe how amazing they are. They were so smart they got house trained and started pawing, to communicate to me, at the door within a week. They knew all the basic commands sit, down, wait, leave it, etc.With Buster being their sire I was hoping for them to be big and they are both a muscular and athletic 40 lbs at 19 weeks. On the flip side with Hope being their dam I was told they might develop into pointers and both have exhibited the behavior so far, only a few times were they caught mid stride with the picturesque one paw raised, but sure enough their noses and tails are straight as an arrow when their interest is really piqued. I cannot recommend Mabry enough and both of my siblings being so impressed with my boys are looking into getting a lab from Mabry when neither was that interested in labs we've been a golden family my whole life before meeting them. Zack S. Best all around! The owners are truly dedicated to taking care of their labs. Have an amazing facility and give them a loving environment. They go above and beyond when it comes to making sure you're satisfied. They are very knowledgeable and are open minded. They take such amazing care of their pups and adults. You will not find a better breeder to purchase from! Great dogs and even better breeder! We got our dog from there a year ago and she is great! Wendy was very helpful along the way. I woul highly recommend! Robin L. Very informative and knowledgeable of the breed Very involved with the breeding process Heather M. Great place to find your new"family member"! These people really care about all their labs! Gina K. Mabry Labs is the best!! Mabry Labs really cares about their pups. Beautiful looking dogs. You will be so glad you went with Mabry Labs. We absolutely recommend Mabry Labs! Patricia M. Excellent Breeder Wonderful people that make it their life to breed and raise these Labs in such a loving and healthy environment. So helpful and encouraging to new owners like myself too which is much appreciated. The travel to pick up our new family member after watching him on videos for weeks was destine. Ryan R. Meeting them and seeing the level of care and devotion they put into their operation shows how much they really care about their dogs and the people who will one day welcome them into their family. They go above and beyond what typical breeders do, placing great emphasis on the little things, like playing with the puppies and socializing them with people far before they go home with their new owners. Thank you Mabry Labs! Laura H. Love our dog! Our dog from Mabry Labs has become the center of our household. Wonderful temperament. Smartest dog in our dog training classes. He is always used as an example. He is only 9 months. Always get compliments about his manners and his looks. Loved Kids of all ages. Janet M. Will get my next lab here! Absolutely love your site and very impressed with your love and caring of your dogs! Pics are the best!! Kathy Mike S. A great addition to our family! One look and you are impressed by the dog's accommodations. But even more than that, the love that they have for the dogs is amazing and shines through. It is obvious to us that this is more than a business, it is a passion of theirs. We could not be happier with our dog Addy, a litter from Ace and Babe, born in .She is intelligent, great with our kids and we are so happy to have her as part of our family. Maria C. Best of the best! Samson Rebel and Joe pup was born on September 1st .From the moment of his birth we received weekly sometimes biweekly updates, photos and videos on his development and health. We picked up Samson a little over 8 weeks later and could not be happier. We were given a folder with thorough information on his pedigree and an up to date list of vaccinations and services he received from vet visits before coming home. Our vet was very impressed with how organized and militant Wendy was with the informational packet provided by Mabry Labs. From day one he was sleeping through the night accident free. Samson has been very easy to train. He is happy, smart, calm, quiet, observant and beautiful. We could not be happier with him. We definitely would highly recommend Mabry Labs to anyone who his looking for a highly intelligent, lovable lab. Sharri J. My sweetheart! Got our sweet girl a year ago from Mabry Labs- Sadie Grace. Great temperment and good looks to boot! Karen A. My Molly is the best dog I have ever had the pleasure of bringing in to my family. She was so well prepared to join our family. Wendy takes every step as soon as they are born to ensure they are healthy and acclimated to a variety of things. .Read More Debbie W. Best breeder! Beautiful Labs! My Oona Bell is the best dog ever! She is my second lab and was potty trained at 9 weeks Old when I picked her up. I was shocked that she knew to sit by the door and bark. Everyone comments on her disposition and eyes. Thank you!!! I highly recommend!! Michele K. Great website Can tell by all of their Post that all the dogs and pups are well taken care of and given lots of love. Also pays close attention to who gets the pups! I love the pics and the updates! Thank you for a job well done! Julie V. Our Mabry puppy our pup is a Hope and Buster pup we purchased last year. Mabry labs is an excellent Breeder who makes sure all her adult dogs are in good health and loved. Our puppy came partially housebroken and used to being loved on and cuddling with humans. Jean S. Review We couldn't be happier with our new puppy. Mabry Labs is more than a breeder. They love their dogs and all get special attention. They are responsible and knowledgeable breeders. And we've made a new friend. So worth it. Julie W. I own 2 Mabry Labs and will continue to adopt from Mabry Labs is much much more than a breeder. They become friends with every family of every amazing lab they place. They care so much for their puppies. Because of that, when you adopt from them, you get a well-adjusted and confident puppy that has been perfectly socialized and loved from the second they are born. With no hesitation, I highly recommend Mabry Labs for help with the placement of your furry family member. Todd Z. Very Satisfied Customer of Mabry Labs Excellent breeder, who are passionate for the labs and their well being. He is very smart, out going and has a loving personality. We highly recommend Mabry Labs. This female is doing very well in her new home and is reported to be training with no issues. She is from our Ruby and looks a lot like her. Very pretty dark yellow. Hi, Just wanted to share a few pictures of the loves of our life. Wiley was a Babe and Buster pup who we picked up in January, so he'll be one this November 14th. He is the kindest soul, loves to play, and is the best family dog imaginable. He's relaxing in these pictures, but he really prefers to run around and get exercise. We give him a lot of that, too. He and my husband Rob are the very very best of friends. Thank you for Wiley! Alison Strandell : This little one gets to live with his new older brother a nine year old Boxer. He is doing well in his new home. Training him has been easy and he has been a wonderful addition to the home. Black female at one year old. Owner is happy to report that she is doing very well on hunting skills and foresees many birds in her future. She is owner trained and doing fantastic. Very smart girl, first time she saw a goose had no issues bringing it to him. She is very intelligent. The kids have taught her to shake and roll over. She is a good listener and likes to stay close. She is also a good playmate with other dogs and friendly with other humans. Thank you so much! We recommend you every chance we get. Addy is from the January litter. We are really happy with her. She picks up on things very quickly and is ready to learn. She's a wonderful family pet. Addy is a sweet dog who will quickly roll over for a belly rub. Although we don't hunt, it is easy to see she has a strong sense of smell. You can just see the love, time and attention Mabry Labs puts in. We really like the fact that new puppy pictures are put up shortly after their birth and they are updated often so you can see them before you bring one home. You can count on getting a great dog when you get one from Mabry Labs. Bob N Mt. He has a great disposition and is highly intelligent. Great with kids, other dogs, etc. He has ZERO aggression, but has turned out to be a great watchdog as he will bark ferociously if anyone even approaches our front door then slobber all over and cover them with black dog hair when they come inside. Dave has always had excellent vet checkups and I constantly get complimented on how handsome he is. Our vet has commented on how thorough and helpful the paperwork that Wendy Mabry sent home with Dave was…he thought it was great that he know exactly when and what vaccinations the dog had already received when I initially took him in. Mabry labs are the best!!! Georgia is a little over a year old and the best dog we could ask for! She is a beautiful lab, we get compliments on her all the time. She gets along great with our labradoodle and loves kids. She has to be the sweetest dog we have ever been around. She is crazy good at retrieving and can catch the frisbee in mid air. She is a fast runner and a fantastic swimmer. She enjoys the lake so much we got her a baby pool to sit in while we do yard work. She loves it! If she could be outside all day, she would. She was so easy to train because the Mabry's worked so well with her before we picked her up from them. They gave us all the information we could have asked for. Get your next lab here!! It is well worth it!! We bought a chocolate lab from Mabry Labs in March. Mabry Labs cares so much for the dogs they breed. One of their puppies have the best start in becoming a wonderful part of your family. Angie H. Learn More We have more photos on our older website. Please, follow the find out more button to view them. Get Proof of Testing You can check over the phone that these have been carried out. But you must also ask to see certificates when you visit. If possible try and get copies of the health tests sent to you by email before you arrive. This avoids an awkward situation if they are not forthcoming at your visit. For more information about health testing check out our page on inherited diseases in Labradors. Hallmarks of good Labrador Retriever breeders — smart breeding choices Besides choosing healthy Labradors, good breeders will also take account of other factors which make a mating wise, or unwise. For example, good breeders will make sure their sire and dam are as unrelated as possible. This maintains genetic variation, which keeps dogs healthy. They will also take care not to breed from nervous or anxious females who are likely to finding mating, pregnancy and whelping stressful. Choosing a Lab breeder: Does pedigree equal quality? Decide which type of Labrador you want before you start searching for breeders near you. We have a detailed comparison here to help you make that decision. After care and information Good Labrador Retriever breeders offer a lifetime of support to their puppy buyers. They will answer your questions confidently and provide you with written information sheets on caring for your puppy. Good breeders will make sure you have a convenient way to keep in touch with them. Most reputable breeders will also take a puppy back at any time in the future if you find yourself unable to care for it. Many actually require this in their puppy contracts. And best of all, lots of great Lab breeders offer holiday boarding! So how can I buy a Labrador puppy from one of these good breeders? There are a number of ways to find a good Labrador breeder. These include puppy advertisements and breeder advertisements in newspapers and online. Labrador breed clubs will be able to put you in touch with local Labrador breeders and this is a good way to start your search. The Labrador Retriever Club keeps a directory of local and regional clubs , and a directory of breeders. Most of these clubs now have websites of their own, as do many breeders. Find the Breeder First It is better to find a breeder in advance than search for a pup and check out the breeder at the same time. Many good Labrador Retriever breeders have all their puppies spoken for before they are born. So you will need to get your booking in early. Most people have to wait for the right puppy, and good breeders will want to see that you are prioritising getting the right dog over the timing. What about buying a puppy from an advertisement? This will certainly deliver a lot of puppy ads. Some people regard puppy advertisements with great suspicion, but even reputable breeders occasionally need to advertise puppies. Especially if a litter is very large, or if one of their purchasers has to pull out at the last minute. However, you should treat any advertisement with some suspicion until you have satisfied yourself as to the breeders credentials. Some breeders have their own website. This says more about their ability to set up a website than it does about their breeding practices, but it may give you an idea of what kind of a breeder they are. Choosing your puppy Once you have found a good Labrador breeder you may be able to choose a puppy. It is very hard to tell how pups are going to turn out at eight weeks old, and the fact that all the other pups are spoken for is a good indicator that your chosen breeder is in demand. The breeder may also feel that they know their own puppies best, and may want to match them to the right homes themselves. Nervous puppies or adult dogs Not all Labrador breeders will be equal, and in fact some will be far, far better than others. Breeding Labradors is a big responsibility, and anyone taking it on should be well equipped to bring up the healthiest, best tempered pups possible. Because good breeders go to great lengths to ensure that their puppies have healthy genes and a great start in life. Dog Breeders To Avoid There are some amazing Labrador breeders out there, but there are some pretty terrible ones too. A bad Labrador breeder might appear above board in a number of ways, but fall down on one or more of the above points. I highly recommend that you read this list before you visit, and again afterwards. I have on several occasions walked away from bad breeders based on gut instinct alone, only to realise what was bothering me when I reflected upon the situation at home later. Although this was very upsetting at the time, I am incredibly thankful now that I did walk away and take the time to find the right breeder for my new puppy. Signs Of A Bad Dog Breeder A bad dog breeder is not necessarily a bad person, a puppy farmer or lacking in good intensions. It can be tricky to spot a bad Labrador breeder, especially when you are excited about getting a new puppy and reluctant to wait. But finding the right breeder will set you off on a journey of joy with your new friend, and help you get away from some horrible avoidable problems. If you spot any of the following signs of a bad dog breeder, then you may want to consider politely moving on to the next on your list. They should show an interest in who you are, your experience with dogs and Labradors in particular. They should want to be reassured that you are going to be the best possible person to look after one of their puppies. A lack of interest in anything beyond whether you are able to pay is a bad sign. When they say they are unable to scan them in to the computer, then you may have to trust that they will be on site when you visit. They will either be worked, compete in agility, obedience or be shown in the ring. They should be a loved and valued member of the family, or sporting team. No dog should be kept for her breeding value alone. Some very good breeders will have a couple of litters a year from, but in general multiple sets of puppies should set alarm bells ringing. Good breeders will never sell their puppies to pet stores, they want to meet the potential owners. The Breeder Has Many Dogs Of Different Breeds Some good breeders will have dogs of different breeders, but they will always fall within a set and understandable category. Dog breeders to avoid are those with various breeds that have no relation to each other in terms of sporting interests. If your breeder has various female dogs from different breed categories, you need to ask yourself why. A bad breeder will not simply tell you that you cannot see her, they will concoct a viable lie. On rare occasions these excuses may be true, but as a buyer you simply cannot run the risk that the breeder is actually a puppy farmer who has never even met the mother, or that the mother has been kept away due to problems with poor health or aggression. The Puppies Are Unclean Dog breeders to avoid will often have mucky puppies. All puppies will get messy occasionally, but a puppy living in urine or faeces will smell strongly and look dirty. This is a sign that the breeder either does not understand puppies at all, or that they are negligent in their care. Either way, they are not the breeder for you. If your breeder is keeping the litter in a confined space where they cannot stretch their legs, if the puppies are cold or if they live in darkness, then the breeder is not taking proper care of them. The pups will be less likely to grow up to be well socialised, healthy and confident dogs. If they ask to meet you in a public place, then walk away as they have something to hide. Again they will give you excuses that could be believable, but it is simply not worth the risk of endorsing a puppy farm, which is the most likely reason for avoiding you visiting their premises. If you visit the puppies and they are living in a barren space, with no soft bedding, then this is a sign of a bad breeder who does not understand or does not care about their need for interaction, play and comfort. A good breeder knows how much food their puppies need. Underweight puppies could be suffering from an illness or simply not being given enough food. Overweight puppies are unhealthy too. They are more likely to suffer from joint problems and rapid growth, and a good breeder would be aware of this fact and not put the puppies in the position of becoming over weight. A bad breeder will avoid questions about the stud dog, what his purpose is and where he lives. You should have the option of going to visit the stud dog as well, if you choose to do so. This is a sign that the dog is lacking in training and in bond with the breeder, who may only be using her for her ability to produce puppies and not giving her a fulfilling active life. Vet care is a vital part of dog ownership, and a breeder should have a good relationship with their local veterinarian. They may well give you excuses such as, the mother is fed up with them or they are weaned, but these are not relevant factors. Puppies need their mothers and littermates for much more than feeding. The Breeder Encourages You To Take Two Puppies A good breeder understands that most people are not equipped or prepared to take on the responsibility of two Labrador puppies at once. A bad Labrador breeder who simply wants to make money and sell puppies will encourage you to bring home two dogs, because it is financially easier for them to make a double sale. You want a Labrador breeder who understands what makes the Labrador breed so great, and wants to reflect this in their puppies. Unusual dogs are of course interesting, but they might be lacking in the qualities that you are looking for. Health and temperament should be the primary considerations when making your decision. The mother of the puppies should be clearly bonded to her owner. She should want to be near her, listen when she is spoken to and seem relaxed and happy in her company. If she is not then she either is has either been lacking in attention and training, or she does not have the typical Labrador personality that you want to be passed on to her offspring. If they are not, then you have no way of telling whether this is true. Understanding their exercise, dietary, training and care requirements extensively. If the breeder seems unsure of any aspect of Labrador care or life with Labradors, then they may not be sufficiently knowledgable to produce healthy happy puppies and home them accordingly. A reluctance to do so suggests that they are keeping a disappointing element hidden, or that they are not interested in their puppies once they are homed. When you sit down amongst them they should pile into your lap, tug your clothes and lick your hands. If the puppies seem shy or reserved they may be unwell, or not have been properly socialised. The Breeder Lacks Knowledge Of The Dogs In The Pedigree A good breeder choses her dogs carefully, picks matings based on a wealth of knowledge of the breed and knows other dogs relevant to her own. They should be able to pick several names out of the pedigree and give you some background on the dogs that they relate to, and what you can expect in terms of temperament and breeding. Coefficient of Inbreeding or COI is a measure of how related a pair of dogs are. A bad breeder will mate two dogs with similar pedigrees, without having an interest for the impact this will have on future generations of the breed and their health. Labradors have lovely personalities in general, so there is no excuse for breeding from a nervous or grumpy dog. So it is in your interests to happy, friendly Labrador parents. A breeder who only remarks upon the convenience of the stud dog, is not taking the time to make the right decision for the puppies. A bad breeder is not interested in who homes her puppies, just that they hand over the cash and take them off her hands. If when you speak to the breeder they let you know that puppies will be sold on a first come first served basis, this is a real warning sign that all is not as it should be. Even a busy kennels who use their Labradors for working, will often have a couple of old dogs resting by the hearth in the house. A bad breeder will sell every single dog who either does not produce enough puppies or is past her prime, and will never keep a dog on for sentimental reasons. It enables you to see that they are all a similar size, and in great health. Dog breeders to avoid will hide the remainder of the litter if there is a problem with any of them, or if one or more of the puppies is displaying concerning signs. Allowing you to seeing the conditions that they are being raised in. A bad breeder could keep the puppies living conditions a secret for any number of reasons, including poor facilities or because there are numerous other litters in the same area also for sale. They should be happy for you to see everywhere that the puppy has been kept, and to make your own judgement on the conditions. A bad Labrador breeder, who says that they dogs are owned by another party who is unavailable at the moment, is one to be regarded with nothing but suspicion. Good breeders want to meet and get to know all of their potential puppy parents, and will not miss out on this opportunity by employing an agent to make the sale. They will have another role in their life, whether that is in a related field such as dog training or some other area of work. If the breeder clearly makes their living through puppies alone, then they are unlikely to be able to give the care and attention that raising each litter requires nor make sound decisions about the homes they send their puppies to. A bad breeder will only feed them the bare minimum quantity and quality required to keep them looking fit for sale. Ask the breeder what the puppies are fed on and why. It should be a good quality food, appropriate for Labradors and for puppies. Bad breeders will use the cheapest option and may given inappropriate food such as adult kibble to young dogs. Any downgrading of the importance of socialisation to a growing puppy is a real warning sign of a lack of canine knowledge. The Breeder Does Not Offer After Care A good breeder will let you know that you can contact them with any questions, and that they will be happy to take the puppy back at any point in their lifetime if your circumstances change. They should encourage you to get in touch if you have any worries. A bad breeder will see the exchanging of money and homing of the puppy as the end of your relationship. They will invite you to email them photos or friend them on Facebook. My Lab Puppies Testimonials Many thanks to all of you who participated in our program and helped your puppies thrive! Dear Happy Families, I love working with you! Thank you for trusting me and for the kind words… What an amazing experience! Sandy has developed a wonderful program that allowed our family to bond with and work with our puppy prior to bringing him home. The education and training we received has been invaluable. She genuinely cares about her pups and the product is well behaved, well adjusted, healthy and happy puppies… Our Nash is gorgeous, smart, and healthy. We cannot give a higher praise to Sandy and her entire process of placing these beautiful pups. My Lab Puppies is a breeder we recommend to all our family and friends. We have 2, Momo is a male we brought home in February .He is now 14 months old. They are now inseparable. Extremely intelligent, lovable, trainable, and kind. Not to mention beautiful. Even my old rescue terrier loves them…Sandy is a pro. No bones about it. Jane Glenn Outstanding experience! My wife researched many dog breeders before deciding this was the breeder of choice. He is turning out to be such a smart and sweet boy—he wins friends every where he goes. Sandy has been great with support and training help. You can tell she cares about breeding for temperament and with the temperament of the parents both therapy pets working with special needs children , what a great guy he is turning out to be! Puppies can be shipped anywhere in the United States. Shipping is additional and pricing is quoted separately depending on destination and weight of puppy. AKC proudly supports dedicated and responsible breeders. We encourage all prospective puppy owners to do their research and be prepared with questions to ask. Labrador puppy scammers have even worked their way into the pet space. Sadly, criminals have been creating realistic websits claiming to sell Labrador puppies however all images and videos have been stolen online. The puppy is not in the scammers possession. Tips for Avoiding Online Labrador puppy Scams Ask for multiple pictures of the pet, including poses with specific items a recent newspaper, a tennis ball, etc. Ask for a phone number for the person selling the puppy and a veterinary clinic the pet has been to. If they do give the phone numbers, call and ask questions. If the seller says they are in a particular state but asks you to send money elsewhere, especially another country, avoid it. If the person is claiming to be a breeder, ask for breeder registration information. Never pay in cash via Zelle, Cashapp, money order or Western Union. Pet insurance is NOT required for a pet to be shipped or to travel. Do research to get a sense of what a fair price is for the breed you are interested in adopting. Think twice if they are selling a purebred puppy for free or at a very low price for the breed. It should be a red flag if e-mail communications have broken English or very poor grammar. Adopting a new Labrador puppy is an exciting time. Your best bet is to find an ethical breeder or a reputable local rescue group or shelter. If you are worried about a pet adoption scam you can search the sellers details to see if they are listed on our Labrador scammer list using our search function. And it warms our hearts to know that the love we put into our work is appreciated by the families who bring our puppies home. One glowing review after another praises the health, temperament, and longevity of our dogs, which brings us tremendous pride. The Quality of Our Labs We put a great deal of time, love, and scientific knowledge into each litter we produce. Each pup we send off to a new home is microchipped, vet-checked, and given their first shots. They come with a one-year written health warranty and are eligible for registration with the American Kennel Club. Our Commitment to the Dogs We Love Beyond breeding, we are committed to ensuring that our labs lead fulfilling lives. Our pups enjoy an open, nurturing environment that supports their growth and well-being. We also back them with a lifetime placement warranty, ensuring they never end up in a pound. We strive to uphold the highest standards of care, holding ourselves accountable with annual veterinary inspections. Check out the reviews on our page and contact us with any questions. Write a Review Reuben We have had our sweet black lab Reuben for a month now and we are so in love! Reuben is an energetic sweetheart, so playful and intelligent, and he loves meeting new people. He learns commands so fast and he has quickly become a cherished family member! We are so glad that we found Hidden Pond Kennels. Thank you Dave!!! Clara Marchese Lily Lily was born in July .She is a complete joy, and we feel so lucky that we found her at Hidden Pond. Anne Herzog Augie Augie turns 1 today! We picked him up from HPL in June of .He has been such a wonderful addition to our family! Thank you Dave…. Pic attached at age 1 with his favorite frisbee. Brad Hemingway Charlie My lab is now 14 months old and I am very happy with my beautiful pup. He is loving and sweet. Charlie has been a blessing in our home. Debbie Stewart Chloe Chloe is everything we could hope for and so much more. She has the best disposition and is very smart and easy to train. BTW her backside wiggles when she walks as advertised. Dave and his family made the process easy. Justin Pendergrast Chip Chip is 18 months old and he is the most handsome dog. People stop us all the time and ask where he is from. Obviously we are proud to say Hidden Pond Labradors. He is gentle, funny, silly, smart, sweet, naughty and loyal to all. Thank you Dave. We added Spanky to our family 3 months ago and he has captured our hearts. I find myself waking up early to play with him. He loves hikes, swimming and fetch. Spanky is friendly, athletic and a blessing. Everyone who sees him has to pet him and hug him. For us he is the best part of our day. I recently retired and he certainly has become my best friend. He is our little rascal. Scott Madalon Lottie Lottie has brought us so much joy!!! She really is such a cutie and we love having her in the family. The dogs are such great pets, companions and family members. Our neighbors even went to Hidden Pond for their yellow lab. The dogs are healthy, well tempered and well behaved. I found them very easy to train. She is beautiful smart and sassy. She has little to no fear of anything been thru training and knows all of her commands. She loves people car rides and giving kisses among many other things. And true to form she is food driven, as all my labs have been. We love our beautiful dogs! He is just perfect! My vet said he has never seen a better put together Lab. He is the hit of our community and has to say hello to everyone he meets. Hidden Ponds is just the best place to purchase a Lab. David is so kind and informative. His dogs are gorgeous and well mannered. They treat their dogs with kindness and it shows. They are smart, their costs are beautiful! He has a great personality and is wonderful with the kids! He is lbs and thinks he is a lap dog. We would definitely buy from Dave again!! Lindie is an incredible athlete, as you can see by the photo. Lindie also volunteers at our local hospital in Glens Falls, NY comforting anyone that needs fur therapy! She is an amazing ambassador for the Labrador breed! Thank you! He hiked his first mountains this weekend in the Adirondacks. He is such a wonderful addition to our family and we will be back for a companion for him next year. Laurie Siegner Bentley Bentley is almost 4 years old and is absolutely amazing! She is the happiest, cuddliest, wiggliest ball of fur, and I love her more than I can say. She is super smart, very curious, and a little mischievous. She has already learned to walk very well with my wheelchair. Thank you, Hidden Pond! At 9weeks she has accomplished stairs,swimming learned to sit and give paw. Play time and eating remain 1 LOL but,she is full of kisses and love all the time too. My sweet service dog, Rhett, came home in October of and has been the biggest blessing in my life. This breeder not only breeds for confirmation and health but for perfect personality and temperament. They are perfect in every sense of the term responsible breeder. I cannot imagine life without my Labs. And not to mention how welcoming everyone was when we went to pick Rhett up. They care about each puppy they welcome into their home. And they strongly support several forms of care to keep the puppies happy and healthy in their new homes like food and supplements! I cannot thank them enough or recommend them enough!! Savannah Stevens Chip Chip is a crazy, funny, lovable gem. He is the most gorgeous dog. He has the most regal head. Everyone who sees him stops to tell us what a handsome dog he is. Thank you to Hidden Pond for letting him be ours. Ginger Reid Mae We love our Mae! We picked her up in early July , and she made our family complete! She is such an amazing dog: sweet, gentle, loving, and playful. It is wonderful to see how much she loves our three young boys. We love how much she loves being outside — especially swimming and playing in the snow. Thank you Dave and your family for bringing her into our lives. She was exactly what our family needed to be complete. She is the sweetest, spunkiest and most wonderful dog we could have asked for. We picked him up this past September. He is a joy, fully housebroken, and so very funny. Everyone who meets him always comment on how handsome he is. He is really beginning to look like his dad, Thunder. He loves walking and meeting all his dog friends in our community. Thanks, David, for this wonderful dog! He has made our house a home again!! She brings so much joy to our home. She is loyal, smart and a lot of fun. She loves going on walks or long hikes in the woods and is a big snuggler in the house. Scout has a very sweet disposition and people comment on what a beautiful girl she is. She enjoys people and dogs of all ages. Thank you Dave, we are enjoying every day with one of your Hidden Pond pups! Courtney Hundley Raemo This Lab is truly a best friend to everyone that comes his way. Very kind and affectionate. Raemo is now 6 months old and is great with the family, friends and the neighborhood. He is great with other dogs too! David and his Labs are simply the best and worth the wait! Rob Amurao Daisy We got Daisy in June , but Dave introduced us to her the day she was born; it was love at first sight!!! Dave kept us updated with pictures and short videos as we anxiously awaited the day we could pick her up. She has been an absolute joy in our lives! She is incredibly smart, a sweetheart along with being an active puppy. She was swimming at 10 weeks with our other dogs. She is now 10 months old; everyone she meets loves her. Thank you, Dave, for such an awesome new family member!!! Marilyn Morey Mabel Mabel is 6 months and we thank you for this blessing. She is a wonderful addition to our family. We love going on adventures with our little girl. Highly recommend and reasonable pricing! He has an amazing temperament, his favorite activities are long walks and swimming! Marlana Broderick Chip Chip is the best dog we have ever had. He is funny, silly, smart and so handsome. We get stopped on the street every 5 feet. Everyone asks where he is from and tells us how gorgeous he is. This photo is with his sister Cocoa. Chip on the left Cocoa on the right. She has such a great personality. Gets along so well with the grandkids ,and so adaptable she took to the crate and house breaking so easily. Accepts new experiences so calmly. Dave has been great to work with a fountain of info. We also went with the dog food he recommended an love the results that we switched our cat to it as well. She is the most beautiful, sweet tempered, smart lab. We could not be happier having her as part of our family. Romy Ziegler Mans best friend, that he is. Dave is so knowledgeable and kind. Our 9 week old Chocolate Lab named Chip is better then we ever dreamed. He is smart, funny, cute and so lovable. Thanks for making our family so happy. Ginger Reid Such a smart and beautiful dog! We got Bella in January .Elena Unishchikova Maggie Our Maggie is fantastic! She has a great personality and a beautiful coat unlike any lab we have had before. She is from Charlottes first litter and is almost white in color and her tail and hocks are thick and wavy. We love her to pieces! Great experience with Hidden Pond friendly, knowledgeable and breed great dogs Megan Gill Mango We had a great experience with getting our little Mango. David was extremely informative and responsive, and sent us updates and videos of our puppy every week. Additionally, the extensive health testing that is performed on the adult dogs and the puppies gives us peace of mind, and was one of the reasons we chose Hidden Pond in the first place. Mango is a wonderful addition to our family — she is loving, active, playful, and smart. SUCH a wonderful little pup! Highly recommend Hidden Pond!! He is the sweetest, smartest little guy … only nine weeks and already knows sit, down and stay. We are so grateful for the care, support and guidance we received and continue to receive! From puppy food to pet insurance, Hidden Pond leaves no question unanswered. Thank you!! Even before Odin was born, they gave us updates on the progress of the mama, when she was due, photos etc. He was so helpful every step of the way and gave us so much reassurance. When we finally picked up our pup, we sat down for an hour and they thoroughly explained everything to us. Hidden Pond Kennel truly cares about their dogs and the homes they are going to! We are so lucky to have such an amazing, healthy perfect puppy all thanks to them. Kailene Jones We got a puppy in January .Very smart and beautiful dog!! Elena Unishchikova Samsom We got our Sam in December of , and he is one of the best tempered dogs I have ever met. He is currently in training to be my service dog, and has passed every milestone months before other dogs his age. He is healthy, obedient, loyal, goofy, and everything else you could dream of in a dog. Thank you guys again for our new best friend. Beautiful, smart, trainable and loyal. Our hats off to the folks folks at Hiddon Pond. They have many years of knowledge and there dogs show it. Thank you for our new family member Cassidy. So sweet and fun. Dave sent me videos every week of the pups and was very informative when we met. I am so glad we got our pup from Hidden Pond Labs, thank you!!!! Their bloodline is amazing, I love how the owners stay in touch with us and want to know about their dogs Jeff Bevino Sophia The process to own a pure labrador puppy was met with a loving family who cares deeply for their offspring. Family is everything. In the future we plan to bring in an additional sister to our family for Sophia. He is smart, healthy, and just has a wonderful personality! We could not be happier and are so excited for a lifetime of fun and adventure with Baxter! Laurie and Hugh Siegner Willow From the day we picked up Willow, she has been everything Dave said she would be loving, easily trained, smart and the perfect energy level. She absolutely loves the outdoors with hiking and swimming, but then comes home and is perfectly content with snuggling up our lap for a nap. Willow is an absolute joy to have. In those years she has never had any of the health issues common to poorly bred labs. She has been the picture of good health. She has all of the wonderful qualities that labs are known for. A sweeter more loving dog does not exist. We had just lost one of our labs in early March and also lost a very close friend on the same day. We, as a family, felt such a gap in our hearts, our other lab missed having a buddy. My dad found Hidden Pond Labs and fell in love instantly. Highly recommend hidden pond! I called the day he was born which I think was fate. He is wonderful dog. He is good with other dogs and great with my nieces and nephews. He loves any form of water. He has brought a lot of light to our home. He has been a joy, shortly after I brought him home at 8 weeks old, maybe a month later, I commanded him to sit just to see what he would do and do you know what he did? He sat! What a good observer as a puppy! He is eager to learn and please, he is an absolutely positive addition to our family! So glad we got him! Elizabeth Maurer Bella is 10 weeks now, cute, smart puppy! Thank you Hidden Pond!!
Select Page Birth The puppies often make their arrival late at night when the house is dark and quiet. Before birth, the mother will show signs of nesting, including looking for a quiet place and digging in blankets and towels. We are on hand to assist as needed. Anna really shines as a midwoof. Each puppy gets a yarn collar right away so that we know who is who. As soon as the first puppy is born, we try to post an announcement on our Facebook page. We follow up with more as we are able. A puppy birth can take many hours, and we often get no sleep until the next day when all the puppies are born. An emerging puppy, still in the amniotic sac Extracting fluids to help a puppy take his first breath Naming Within the first few days, we choose a litter theme and introduce each puppy by name. We choose names that are meaningful to us, names that somehow connect to our lives. Once the puppies have a name, it is impossible not to fall in love with them and to see them as individuals with unique personalities. During the first weeks the puppies spend most of their time nursing and sleeping, and we try to capture some of these sweet moments. An exciting moment is when the puppies open their eyes at about two weeks. This is also when their ears fully open, allowing them to hear. We try to expose them to a variety of sensory experiences: new sights, sounds, smells, and textures. At four weeks, they walk, run, leap, and tumble. They are so much fun to watch. At this stage, their personalities really start to show. It is really good for puppies to be exposed to a variety of people and animals. Our puppies get to hang out with the big dogs, under supervision. We often invite families with kids to come see the puppies. Kids know exactly what to do. They hold the puppies very gently, then play with them on the floor or outside. Hanging out with the big guys Newborn moments There is nothing sweeter than a newborn puppy. Please enjoy these special pictures taken in the whelping room. As we combine two different purebred dogs, there are so many possible variations and outcomes! Of course, a Bernedoodle puppy will inherit its traits and characteristics from its lineage. The traditional Bernese Mountain Dog coat features a solid jet black base color with white and rust or tan markings. The tan and rust markings are usually present above the eyes, on the cheeks, on each side of the chest, on the legs, and under the tail. The white markings are found on the muzzle, between the eyes, on the chest, neck, and paws. Bernese Mountain Dog Poodle Colors Poodles, on the other hand, most commonly come in a variety of solid colors, such as black, blue, gray, silver, brown, red, apricot, cream, cafe au lait, silver beige, and white. In addition to that, Poodles can also come with different color combinations like black and brown, black and tan, black and apricot, black and cream, brown and apricot, brown and white, and other combinations of the more common solid colors. As you might guess, black and white Bernedoodles have a black solid dominant color and white markings on the face, neck, and chest. Merle Bernedoodle One of the rarest, but most beautiful Bernedoodle colors is the merle pattern. Merle Bernedoodles have a solid base color with speckled patches of diluted colors throughout the coat. The merle coat gene is not as common in either Poodles or Bernese Mountain Dogs, but it can be passed onto the Bernedoodles when one of the parents is carrying the merle gene. A higher chance of achieving a merle Bernedoodle pup is by crossing a Poodle with a merle Bernedoodle. However, ethical breeders will never cross two merle Bernedoodles, as this increases the risk of serious health issues like blindness and deafness. Red and White Bernedoodle Red and white Bernedoodle is another rare color combination that features a mixture of reds and whites. The more traditional red and white Bernedoodle color has a solid red base on most of the body, while the chest, face, paws, and legs have white hair. Additionally, there are parti red and white Bernedoodles, where the base color is white throughout the body. In contrast, the red markings are found on the face, ears, and sometimes on the back as well. Black Bernedoodle A solid black Bernedoodle is more of a rare find compared to the black and white Bernedoodle and tri-color Bernedoodles. If the goal is to achieve a black Bernedoodle, both parent pups should carry the same recessive gene. The Bernedoodle tri-color pattern features three different colors on the coat. There can be various tri-color patterns with colors like black, brown, tan, rust, apricot, red, white, and cream. The dominant base color is usually darker and white markings are found on the face, chest, feet, and paws. Sable Bernedoodle Another popular choice is the sable Bernedoodle color. Sable Bernedoodles have a solid base color, but the hairs have black tips. Of course, the overall look depends on how much of the hair lengths are colored black from the ends. Phantom Bernedoodle Phantom Bernedoodles are somewhat similar to tri-colored Bernedoodles, but they have less white markings and more brown hues in their coats. The most common phantom combination is black and tan. These pups usually have dominant black color all across the body with tan markings on the face, chest, legs, and paws. This is again a more rare Bernedoodle color out there, but it sure does look beautiful! Chocolate Bernedoodle Chocolate Bernedoodles can come in a variety of patterns. Rare Bernedoodle Colors Of course, in addition to all of the Bernedoodle colors and color combinations we listed above, there are countless other colors and patterns that the puppies can come in. Many of them surprising even the breeders. It all comes down to their genetics and which dominant and recessive genes are present. Additionally, keep in mind that not all puppies in the same litter inherit the same coat colors. As with any Doodle, combining two different breeds gives us endless possibilities. Like many other Doodles, Bernedoodles often carry the fading gene , which is usually inherited from the Poodle side of their lineage. This typically occurs anywhere from 6 to 10 months of age. The fading, also called clearing, is most noticeable in darker colored Bernedoodles who have blacks and browns in their coat. Black Bernedoodles with the fading gene often change into silver, gray, or bluish tones. Chocolate or brown Bernedoodles can turn silver, cream, or silver beige over time. However, merle Bernedoodles might be at a slightly higher risk of certain health problems, such as deafness or blindness. To be fair, it all comes down to your preferences and which colors you like. However, we do recommend you choose your new family member based on their health and temperament, not for their looks only. Black Bernedoodles can fade into gray or silver tones, and chocolate Bernedoodles might fade into silver, silver beige, and beige tones. The only way to accurately predict the color of your puppy is by DNA testing, which you can arrange at an additional cost with your breeder. The rarest variations are bi-color black and white Bernedoodle, sable, phantom, and merle patterns, solid black, and solid white. In conclusion, choosing the color of your Bernedoodle puppy is one of the more difficult decisions that you face. They all look beautiful in their own way, but one thing is for sure — all Bernedoodles have amazing personalities, regardless of their coat color. We hope this guide has given you a good idea about all the different Bernedoodle colors and patterns that are available out there. What is your favorite Bernedoodle color? Let us know in the comments below! Avoid making the mistake of choosing the wrong Doodle temperament for your family, lifestyle, or current living situation. Josie at 4 months If you are interested in getting on the reservation list, please send us an email answering these questions. Where do you live? Do you have plenty of space for a large breed dog? Will your dog be an inside pet or outside? Are you planning on breeding eventually or will always be a companion only? How much time, during the day, will you or your family have for a new puppy? Do you have any other pets? We have done this with every litter and right away the puppies choose to potty outside instead of where they sleep and play. I've had several people tell me that they installed a doggy door and their puppy didn't have any accidents at all and was completely trained to the door when they brought them home. I make no guarantees on your puppy being potty trained by 8 weeks when you take them home but I do guarantee that they had a great start of pottying in the yard for weeks prior to going home. We do not ship puppies because when you get your puppy, we want to be there to hand him to you and make sure that your new baby is safe and in good hands the entire time. We can travel up to 70 miles to meet you with your new puppy. Proverbs A righteous man regards the life of his animal.If you would like to speak to us before placing a deposit you can call or text us at Email us at.
A cream hue is the prominent shade here and will cover most of their body. This hue may be interspersed with a darker golden color. When you imagine the color of a Blonde German Shepherd, think of the shades you may associate with a yellow Labrador Retriever or a Golden Retriever. These dogs have a coat that is a similar shade. Apart from the coat color, though, you will find that the blonde German Shepherd shares the same features as any other German Shepherd. This includes a black nose and paw pads. Their eyes may be darker as well. German Shepherds come in all colors, although blonde is undoubtedly more unusual. You may have heard about white German Shepherds and may be curious about whether blonde and white German Shepherds are the same. No, they are not. White German Shepherds are pure white — a similar color to snow. They are also solely white. Blonde German Shepherds, on the other hand, are a darker cream color. If they are side by side, you will be able to tell the difference between the two colors easily. They may look different from the traditional tan and black dogs typically associated with this breed, but they are identical to other German Shepherds. The differences in their coat are caused by a slight genetic variation. In every other way — physically and mentally, however, these dogs have the same genetic material as other German Shepherds. It is important to ensure that you get your blonde German Shepherd from a reputable breeder. If you can prove that a blonde German Shepherd puppy has two purebred German Shepherd parents, this will guarantee that your dog is purebred. If you find a blonde German Shepherd in a shelter, there is a chance that your dog may be a mixed breed. This is true even if your dog has all the physical characteristics of a German Shepherd. Such a dog may have been mixed with a blonde Labrador or a Golden Retriever. How Unique are Blonde German Shepherds? It is difficult to know just how rare blonde German Shepherds are. This is largely to do with the fact that the blonde coat color is caused by a recessive gene. Not only does this gene not show up very often, but it can also be overshadowed by other dominant genes. Their unusual coat color can also be considered a flaw. Due to this, many breeders may shy away from actively breeding dogs with this coat color or genetic component. The reality is that no one is quite sure how Blonde German Shepherds exist or reproduce. This is because the genetics resulting in this unusual color is tricky to understand. There are some theories, however. For instance, experts know that pheomelanin plays a role here. When certain genes interact with this pigment, it causes red to be diluted to cream colors. There is no accounting for how black portions typically found in German Shepherds are somehow diluted to a similar light or cream color. For this color dilution possibility, scientists have put forth the theory of pheomelanin being expressed by an ee genotype. If you want to get a blonde German Shepherd, there is a significant aspect to keep in mind. Their coat color can change throughout their life. This is a rather common occurrence with blonde German Shepherds. In some cases, it is genetic or pigment-related. Some believe that diet, health, and environmental factors play a role as well. This transformation generally takes place at around eight weeks old. There are some dogs who experience coat color changes when they are much older as well — around 2 years or so. If you want to get a blonde German Shepherd, you do have to accept the fact that they may grow darker with age. They may end up being a darker golden yellow or even a light brown. They do not, however, accept blonde German Shepherds as an official color. This is why owners or breeders who typically deal with show dogs will actively stay away from blonde German Shepherds. Bear in mind, however, blonde German Shepherds have the same physical capabilities as other German Shepherds. This allows them to excel at various dog sports and activities. Blonde German Shepherds can make excellent working dogs. They are intelligent dogs who adapt to training very easily. They also love having a job to do and excel when mentally stimulated. That being said, it is uncommon to find blonde German Shepherds in such a position. These dogs are prized for their uniqueness. They are most likely to be petted. As stated above, blonde German Shepherds are still quite a mystery to most breeders. Yes, there are some hypotheses, but not enough research has been done into this breed of German Shepherds to get a clear answer. As a result, it is difficult to know whether a particular German Shepherd carries a gene that can potentially produce blonde puppies. To add to this, it is possible that the blonde gene is either a mutation or a recessive gene. There is no way to know whether this gene can be passed onto puppies. Technically, it is possible that German Shepherds with the pheomelanin pigment may be more likely to produce blonde German Shepherds than other dogs. Similarly, those who are liver-colored or white may also give birth to blonde German Shepherds as there is already a preexisting genetic variation with these dogs. It is best to think of blonde German Shepherds as a fluke. They simply turn up in a litter without any warning. There are many things that can impact the cost of a German Shepherd puppy. In most instances, dogs that are most likely to adhere to AKC requirements and come from good stock are top contenders. They may not be able to win competitions, but the breed is prized for its rarity. As blonde German Shepherds are so uncommon, the puppies can be quite expensive. This drives up the price even further. It is important to note that blonde German Shepherds are like regular German shepherds. These are affectionate and loyal dogs who require a home where they will be cared for and loved. You will also have to train and socialize them as they grow up. There is no one-off costs involved with blonde German Shepherds, either. You will have to budget for food , bedding, toys , shelter, and vet bills. No, blonde German Shepherds are certainly not easy to find. In this case, how can you snag one of these puppies for yourself? To begin with, you will need to cast out a wide net. In many instances, you will have to look out of state for them. The internet can often be a good place to search for breeders in other regions. There is no guarantee when you can find a blonde German Shepherd. If a blonde German Shepherd is about to give birth, there may be a chance that at least one puppy will be blonde. Breeders will often post about blonde German Shepherds once they are born. Due to this, you will often have to be patient and there is no telling how long you will have to wait before you get your hands on this unique pup. Instead, pay attention to the breeder and research them carefully. They should be a reputable breeder who runs genetic health tests for the parents and even grandparents of the puppy. A good breeder is concerned with the health of the puppy and not how much profit that they can make off of a rare blonde German Shepherd. Make sure that any potential breeder has all the proper paperwork and can prove that several generations of the bloodline have been deemed healthy. In doing so, you will be able to increase your chances of having a healthy, happy dog who will live a long life. The blonde German Shepherd is certainly a fascinating and unique version of this breed. As you take a closer look, however, you will see that only a genetic mutation of pigments separates this dog from the rest of its breed. It is still interesting to learn about and can make you appreciate the blonde German Shepherd even more. Peter My name is Peter and I am a dog lover. I have two German Shepherd dogs, one of which is called Biscuit because his coat is very light with brown patches. My wife and I moved from the UK to Ohio where we now live with our two daughters. We love squash on weekends and following the English Premier League closely! Previous Article. Color breeders often overlook the important health-related aspects of breeding, which can lead to unhealthy pups that achieve color preferences. Avoid purchasing these pups from pet stores as these animals always come from irresponsible breeders and puppy mills, with the exception of a handful of states that require pet store pups to be from rescues. You can also consider adopting a blonde German Shepherd. If you get a blonde puppy, you may end up with a dog that is tan or brown later in life. This means that blonde coats can occur in most breeding programs, even responsible and respectable programs. Part of this is due to the lack of understanding pertaining to which genes are directly responsible for the coat color. The other part of this is that many people think that blonde German Shepherds are mixed breeds, so many responsible breeders avoid breeding light-colored dogs in their programs. Image Credit: JB-Photography. They Cost a Pretty Penny Although undesirable coat colors often cost less, blondes may cost more than desirable coat colors due to their rarity. Albino is distinctly different from other colors, and they are all distinctly different from the blonde coat color. Blonde German Shepherds do have melanin, so they are likely to have brown, black, or tan eyes, and they will have darker colors on the nose and paws, usually from tan to black. The reason color breeding is a problem is because it overlooks health conditions present in the parents or their genes for the sake of breeding out a specific color. Blonde German Shepherds should have the same temperament as other coat colors, making them loyal, intelligent, and highly trainable. Related Reads:. Hiding treats for your dog to find. Obedience training Grooming The White German Shepherd is a heavy-shedding dog with a double white coat and requires regular brushing. Ideally, a White Shepherd should be groomed every other day, possibly daily, during the peak shedding season. Male vs. Female While for many animal species, the female is larger, with the German Shepherd, it is the males that are larger. While German Shepherds are all loyal and loving family dogs, it is often noted that females are more docile than males. This makes a female Shepherd a better choice for homes with young children. A female White Shepherd reaches sexual maturity at two years of age and has a litter of between five to ten puppies. They have an intelligent and fearless personality and are eager to learn and please. These traits make them wonderful family pets. A determined personality also makes shepherds adept at being working dogs. The White German Shepherd is a loyal and loving dog that quickly forms an unshakable bond with its family and is fiercely protective of them. It is vital for all dog owners to understand that training is important. Any German Shepherd breed needs to be trained and socialized correctly. Failing to do so leads to problems with jealousy and distrust of strangers. White German Shepherd Health and Care All dogs come with their own potential health problems and care requirements. For the White German Shepherd, there are several critical quality-of-life considerations to make. While both White and regular German Shepherds suffer from a lot of the same health issues, there are some with a higher prevalence in white breeds. Hip Dysplasia Hip dysplasia is one of the most common health issues faced by White German Shepherd dogs. Caused by a misformation of the hip joint, dysplasia is a painful condition resulting from bone-on-bone grinding. While it can be seen in White German Shepherd puppies as young as four months, it is more common in older dogs. It can be treated with the help of CBD Oil for hip dysplasia. Sadly, this painful condition is very prominent in German shepherds. This is largely due to their combined size and energy levels. Unfortunately, arthritis is a progressive condition that cannot be cured. In the White GSD, arthritis is more common in their hind legs than in their front. Gastric Bloat Gastric bloat is the common name for a serious medical complaint known as gastric dilatation volvulus GDV. Bloat commonly occurs in larger dogs, particularly German Shepherd breeds. There is no time to waste with this condition. If a dog is showing signs of bloat, they need immediate medical attention, as it could quickly become fatal. Canine Degenerative Myelopathy CDM Canine degenerative myelopathy is a degenerative disease that affects the spinal column. German Shepherds are one of the most commonly affected breeds. The result of CDM is commonly rear-leg paralysis. Middle-aged dogs between 4 and 14 years are more likely to be diagnosed with CDM. Pay attention to any limping or signs of motion impingement. Other Diseases Deafness is another disease that is more common for the White German Shepherd than other breeds. As a general rule, deafness is a common health concern for white-coated dogs and other animals. Some of the core allergies that affect this breed are related to chicken, wheat, and dairy. Dental decay is also a serious problem that is frequently observed in German Shepherds. More so with them than many other breeds. Using dental chews in combination with a healthy diet is a great way to promote healthy teeth and gums. They love to be challenged, while their loyalty sees them eager to please. While Shepherds make great pets, it is important to train them from a young age. Below are five training tips for White German Shepherds. Be consistent: White and other German Shepherds all respond better to training when there is consistency to things. Everything from your manner to the commands you use needs to be consistent from one training session to another. Layer your training in easy-to-iterate steps. Master one of two commands before introducing something else. Be a leader: It is important to remember that dogs are looking for you to be a leader and not a dominator. You must be prepared to take charge rather than use aggression as a training tactic. Communicate properly: Dogs do not communicate the same way humans do. It is important to understand the right way to communicate with your White Shepherd. Short and clear commands yield the best results. Also, avoid using similar-sounding commands, as these are likely to confuse your dog. Practice positive reinforcement: Never punish a dog for not doing well in training or for struggling to recognize a command. Instead, positive reinforcement is the recommended training practice. Reward your furry friend for every good deed. However, the exact costs will vary depending on where you are and the size of the litter. The price also relates to buying White Shepherd puppies from a recognized breeder and not from a puppy farm or through shelter adoption. White German Shepherds are different from other German Shepherd dogs in so far as they have a white coat rather than the traditional tan and brown. However, genetically, there is no difference between White Shepherds and other shepherds. The difference between them is that the White German Shepherd carries a recessive white gene that changes its fur color. This is the same way some humans are born with blond hair. Conclusion The White German Shepherd is the rare form of one of the most easily recognized dogs in the world. Wonderful family dogs. German Shepherds love to be part of the family. They struggle when home alone for long periods. Luckily, this breed is very good with children. The same as any other dog, White Shepherds need to be trained. Exercise is also crucial for this breed, as they can become destructive if they do not get enough physical and mental stimulation. If you work from home or have a family member at home a lot of the day, then a White German Shepherd is an ideal dog. Just make sure ahead of time that you understand the amount of work it takes to train a shepherd puppy from a young age. Whether you are a new or experienced dog owner, the White Shepherd is a great choice for your house. All dogs need love and affection, but the hyper-intelligent German Shepherd needs more than most in order for them to truly feel settled in their home. Luckily, the effort you put in is returned multiple folds in the affection your dog shows. Related Guide:. Blue and liver are considered among the rare GSD colors, but even less common are blonde German Shepherds. What is a Blonde German Shepherd? Instead, the color of their coats is closer to that of a Golden Retriever or a Yellow Labrador. These are phaeomelanin and eumelanin. By default, eumelanin produces the color black while phaeomelanin produces the color red. Genes modify these pigments to produce a wide variety of coat colors. For example, gene dilution in the eumelanin pigment can produce liver or blue german shepherds. On the other hand, phaeomelanin can produce red in different shades. Genes can also influence it to produce orange, gold, and yellow coats. Some speculate that blonde GSDs might come from white parents. However, white coloring in canines is caused by the absence of pigment. So, genetically, white coats cannot become blonde. A study published by the Journal of Heredity in could be a clue to this incredibly unusual color. According to the research, the genotype ee at the MC1R gene produces the cream color in German Shepherds. How Rare is the Blonde German Shepherd? Blonde German Shepherds are remarkably rare because it takes a very unusual genetic combination to produce such offspring. Additionally, it is not among the coat colors that are considered desirable in show dogs. So, professional breeders are not motivated to produce them. Breeders also fear that blonde GSDs might bring up doubts about their pedigrees not being purebred. Are Blonde German Shepherds Purebred? When a blonde GSD puppy is the product of two purebred parents, the puppy is undeniably purebred. The color of its coat might be unusual, but it is only caused by a unique genetic combination and not because it is a crossbreed. Nevertheless, blonde-coated German Shepherds can also be mixed-breed dogs. They retain the general appearance of the German Shepherd parent but the coloring of the other breed. This is the reason why there can be speculation about whether Blonde GSDs are purebred in some instances. Apart from their color, these dogs are exactly what you would expect from a typical German Shepherd. As long as they are purebred, blonde German Shepherds will have the same build and general appearance as their GSD parents. They will also have the same grooming requirements. Additionally, you can expect their personality, temperament, and intelligence level to be comparable to any other dog of the same breed. Owning one means you need to be ready to offer strong leadership and take the time to socialize, train, and mentally stimulate your dog. The closest color it recognizes is white, but even that is considered a serious fault. So, blonde German Shepherds would not be allowed to enter conformation events. Because they are such athletic dogs, they are expected to perform well in canine sports such as Agility , Flyball , and Dock Diving. How Much is a Blonde German Shepherd? Because they are so rare, there is no documented average pricing for blonde-coated German Shepherd puppies. No, blonde and albino German Shepherds are vastly different from one another. Blondeness is a dilution in the red coloring. On the other hand, albinism is caused by the absence of the pigment eumelanin. An albino dog will not just have a completely white coat but also a pink nose and eye rims. Eye color is also affected, where it turns out to be light blue or, rarely, red. Final Thoughts Owning a blonde German Shepherd will definitely be a unique experience because they are incredibly rare. If you are not quite sure that the blonde GSD is your best option, you might also want to check out liver-colored , black , panda , or blue German Shepherds.
As per Bark Post , dreams about animals are representative of your instincts and hidden nature, examining your "basic feelings, behaviors and reactions. Dogs in dreams can also have a spiritual meaning, and act as a sign to trust your path, or as an omen to change course via YourTango. Dogs in dreams tend to symbolize human relationships, but are also associated with emotions you might be feeling toward a difficult situation in your life via Aunty Flo. Most often though, dreaming about a dog is a sign that you need to protect someone, or that someone unexpected might be protecting you. Dogs represent good luck in a wide array of cultures: The Celtic people associate hounds with Gaelic gods of healing and a successful hunt, while elements of Chinese mythology believe dogs bring good fortune to a home via World Birds. It's no wonder dreaming about dogs is usually seen as a good sign. It is important to note that the type of dog dream you have can deeply affect its meaning: While dreaming of a happy-go-lucky pup can be a positive signal, an aggressive or biting dog can mean something much different. The place and activity are also deeply significant, as well as the color and breed. Dreams about happy, energetic dogs Shutterstock The temperament of the dog you see says multitudes about the meaning of your dream. Whether you know the dream pup or not, a friendly dog can be a symbol of someone in your life guiding or guarding you. As per Aunty Flo , a happy dog is a "sign of recovery," especially if dealing with anxiety or difficulties in your life. A joyful pup can even signify you will have some luck in the love department soon. Happy puppies can be representative of a nurturing instinct deep within you. Seeing puppies with their mother can symbolize your own love of nurturing, and even imply a desire to have children via Aunty Flo. If you are starting a project or business plan, a litter of puppies can symbolize how long it will take to come to fruition, with each puppy representing a six-month period. Seeing just one good-natured puppy may depict your own even-keel personality, your energy in life, or the improvement of a relationship. As per Bark Post , a happily-barking dog might mean you take pleasure in being social and feeling accepted in a group, or you even might be missing that element of your life. Dreaming about temperamental dogs Shutterstock Of course, just like in real life, dream dogs aren't always perfect — sometimes they are grumpy, aggressive, or can even bite and attack. According to Aunty Flo , this kind of dream has a totally opposite meaning to other kinds of dog dreams. Dreaming about being chased by a dog symbolizes anxiety, or fears about making decisions in your work or love life. This dream can signify pressure or a need to escape, especially if you felt scared while running. Overall, being chased by a dog means you feel burdened, and if it is violent, you're probably scared of the unknown. Regarding signs for the future, a friendly dog running toward you implies career success, while an aggressive dog chase can mean falling into a trap via Aunty Flo. Dreaming about aggressive dogs could mean someone in your life is being disloyal or untrustworthy via Bark Post. According to The Cut , an angry barking dog could mean you are too demanding, or that you feel someone should take it easier on you. A dream about a dog attack means you have difficulty communicating with others, while a dog-pack attack might mean you need to work on your happiness via Aunty Flo. Vicious dogs symbolize your own anger toward others, but dreams about dog bites vary in meaning. Leg bites mean a lack of life balance, wrist bites mean being held back, and a hand bite means someone you're close to might be harming you via The Cut. All about dreaming of a dog you know Shutterstock Who doesn't love the idea of dreaming of a dog from your past, especially if you still miss them dearly? That being said, this kind of dream is deeply significant in unexpected ways. For one, if you dream about a loving childhood pet, it could signify a need for comfort via Nolah. Similarly, according to Aunty Flo , dreaming about a dog you previously owned or still have could mean you are "missing something or someone in your life. Dreaming about a dog who has passed away might mean they are trying to reconnect with you. According to dream analyst Lauri Quinn Loewenberg, this kind of mystical dream "could be a visitation of a beloved pet letting you know they're still around and watching over you," which harks back to dogs as a symbol of protection via The Cut. Even more, dreaming about a dog from your past could be your own unique way of "getting closure or trying to remain connected to that animal. If you are gifted a dog in your dream, you can take it as a positive sign: It means you are being protected by a higher power via Aunty Flo. Unique dog dream meanings Shutterstock The meaning of your canine dream can also depend on your activity of choice. According to Bark Post , rubbing a dog's belly in a dream can mean you feel content in a relationship, and deeply trust your partner. If you're walking the dog, you may have a bout of success soon and achieve your goals. Seeing someone else walking a dog means you feel in charge of your life, while seeing a dog walking like a human might mean something unexpected will happen soon via Aunty Flo. Dreaming about finding a dog may signify a need for companionship, while a sick dog could symbolize a neglected relationship. Dreaming about an injured dog may mean you're concerned about your health or friendship, or feel you haven't taken enough care of your own real-life dog via The Cut. A dog guiding you could signify you need help getting out of a sticky situation, while giving a dog away means you might be disloyal via Aunty Flo. Dreaming about a pack of dogs is a sure sign of a need for belonging, especially if you are part of the pack via Bark Post. Giving a dog a bath in your dream means you are nurturing, while seeing a dog chase its tail means you are not dealing with an issue properly via Aunty Flo. If your dream was more surreal, a two-headed dog means you are energetic, while a three-headed dog means a new beginning via Aunty Flo. Meanings by the dog's color and breed Shutterstock Just like temperament, a dog's color and breed are incredibly significant when it comes to interpreting your pup-centered dream. For one, a black dog is connected to evil and death, but before you get too scared, it could also mean several life possibilities via Aunty Flo. Black dogs are associated with bad weather, and English mythology describes a large black dog with flaming eyes that could give your dream a foreboding significance. This shade could also signify dishonesty or worrying about a friend. On the other side of the spectrum, a white dog is a symbol for purity, and either means you have good intentions, or should protect a treasured friendship. If your dog is multicolored, you could feel disapproval towards someone, or feel isolated via Aunty Flo. In terms of breeds, Bark Post explains that dreaming of dachshunds denotes your loyalty and rationality. German shepherds mean you are feeling protective, while golden retrievers should be taken as a good sign regarding a friendship. If you dream of a cute pug, you are probably a playful person and might need to be more open to change. A Siberian husky signifies someone is about to be especially loyal towards you, and that you made the right decisions in your life. Bulldogs are the ultimate indicator of difficult on the outside and emotional on the inside, while dreaming of Yorkshire terriers means you need to lose your fear and up your confidence in life. We have loved this firecracker since we got her! She is a driven girl with a big personality! She comes from an outstanding breeder and outstanding lines. She came into heat on her 2nd birthday, so we had to wait a round to use her so we had time to finish up all her testing! Making me even more excited to finally get to use her! We are thinking of crossing Missy to our outstanding working Search and Rescue dog Cuff. We have been so, so impressed with Cuffy boy. He is the best partner I could wish for. He is highly driven, has amazing endurance and is an amazingly sweet boy. He is a true people pleaser and wants to work WITH you to do a great job. These puppies will be high drive, high energy working dogs! Missy has been bred and is due the middle of September! Why mess with what works?? Their puppies proved to be highly intelligent, sweet and goofy!!! We placed a couple in service homes and they are doing great! They also are great family pets, family hunting dogs, and more! Her puppies always go fast, so get on the wait list soon! Jasmine is in heat and will be due around the beginning of October! Wait List Open! Male and Female spots still available! Stay tuned for more exciting plans! We are thrilled to get to pair her to our outstanding Remy! Lucy is our biggest girl and we are expecting some beautiful, full bodied, thick boned babies for those looking for a bigger dog! They are still going to be athletic, agile and of course, intelligent! Lucy is a very sweet girl. She has an amazing off switch. She loves to run, play and work, but then wants to sit for some cuddles and a belly rub. As we already have a few litters coming, we will be skipping Lucy's fall litter. Pending Final OFA scores, we may have more girls joining our program, and may plan some other exciting litters!!! Site powered by Weebly. Managed by FatCow. A dog seen in a dream with puppies is a very positive sign promising new friends and strengthening old friendships. According to Miller, if you happened to see a dog with puppies in a dream, this means easy and even pleasant chores. Perhaps you will be taking care of your own children. Were you seeing puppy in dream? Newborn puppies are a symbol of joyful changes and very successful acquisitions. Seeing puppies in dream, stroking them means getting into a friendly team, finding a good job. If a woman saw such plot in her dream this may mean that you want to have children so much, but you are afraid that you will not cope with the role of a mother. If there was a man present in such dream, this means that the woman sees him as the father of her children. If the dog gave birth to puppies in your dream, this means you will soon acquire more friends. If the dog gave birth to puppies and died after that, this is a sign of loss of confidence in a comrade. If you dreamed a dog feeding puppies, this vision suggests that you have nothing to worry about - all our plans will go well. If a nursing dog is roaring at you in a dream, this means that the endeavor is not worth the risk if you do not want to get a lot of trouble. If a cat was feeding newly born puppies with its milk, this plot means that the person whom you considered an enemy will help you with something important. The cat feeding puppies that are a little bit grown-up already and brings them pieces of meat, this means that your competitors, without knowing it, will help you get rid of a number of problems. Sleeping dog with puppies promises a calm and measured life. Many pregnant dogs with puppies are a sign that at the moment you are too overwhelmed with information or care about loved ones to objectively evaluate everything that is happening around you. Seeing many dead big and small dogs is a symbol meaning that you are on the verge of breaking relations with your friends. The dreambooks take into consideration the color of the puppy seen in a dream: White puppy — you are easy-going with people around you; Black puppies — you need to learn trusting people next to you; Red puppy — you have a spirit of adventurism, as well as your friends; Puppies with small spots — you are very changeable in your mood; White puppy with several big spots — you do not like to change your decisions. Explaining why you dream of newborn puppies Miller's dream book speaks not only of positive aspects. The psychologist claims that you need to analyze your actions in a dream carefully: delivering puppies - promises replenishment in the family; stroking a dog in labor and its puppies - means getting into a new team; drowning puppies - means becoming a participant in the conflict; selling of buying newborn puppies - is a symbol of gossip; picking up thoroughbreds on the street - promises profitable acquaintances; training puppies in a dream - is a symbol of worries; if a woman dreams of a puppy - means an unobtrusive admirer; if a man is seeing puppies in dream - this may mean some relations on the side. Newborn puppies in a dream are considered a creative symbol. Dream Interpretation by Hasse promises a creative upsurge for everyone involved in music and literature. Talented people will gain inspiration, go beyond their previous achievements and delight fans with new masterpieces. Seeing newborn puppies in a dream, and covering them up from bad weather - means getting into a good society. Nostradamus urges men to be more careful in choosing a partner if they dreamed of little puppies right in your bed. You run the risk of getting bogged down in extramarital relationships and even getting deeply entangled in them in the future. Buy My Book Buy Cards If you sometimes feel ignored, underappreciated, or just not listened to then puppies may appear in your dream. We need as human beings people that adore us, just like we adore the puppy. If you are surrounded by unloving people then the dream of puppies is a symbol that on top of life with all its twists and turns we need to be the puppy again. The little dog that is adored. Maybe you fell in love with someone, or maybe it was not plain sailing. Just like a boat that goes up and down, relationships can too. One of the greatest things about dreaming of puppies is that this is considered a positive omen, well in most dream dictionaries that currently fill my wall. If you are feeling rotten or crappy at the moment puppy dreams can give us that light you need in order to not give up hope in life. What does it mean to dream of a puppy? Puppies are adorable but they also require lots of work, if you have ever had a puppy you will know the late nights and the inspections that we have to go through to just make sure our baby doggie is okay. Think about the fact we force house training, and put up with hyperactive behavior but we have the hidden need to nurture another and of course, we get a puppy and treat it like a baby. The dream of puppies can also highlight people's perception of you. Maybe you need to let people understand the real you. Who you are inside and where you are now. If there have been lots of fear, and alienation of late in your life where of course people regret this later then the dream of puppies is about feeling that you do not need to seek other people's approval. If we stumble on the fact that when you sit back and realize that you are trying to always impress people and don't get anything back this is when the puppy in the dream becomes you. Maybe you suspect that lessons need to be learned, so that you can stop hiding out and try to bring happiness and joy to your life. Getting a puppy in a dream can also to some degree indicate the stages we all go through in life. I recently had a dream about a black dog giving birth to white puppies and I was almost bouncing off the walls with glee when I woke up. This then led me as a medium to review the dream of puppies from a spiritual context. In a dream, a puppy is a symbol of growing up and learning lessons in life. Is the dream of puppies good or bad? It is hard for me to say if this dream is bad or good. A great way to uncover this is if you are feeling positive or negative when you wake up. For example, if you were snuggling up to the puppy or the puppy was super cute then the dream is generally positive. On the other side of the spectrum - if the puppy was on the streets in distress then this dream means a negative period in life in regards to your home or finances, but you can overcome this with pure determination and careful spending. The dream could be a message! This dream is a representation of your own protection of somebody that you care greatly about. Dog dreams are a representation of loyalty and devotion and are often associated with our connection to others. Now, dream interpretation can be somewhat subjective, the symbolism is seen in dreams can interconnect and be representative of our daily life. If the puppy was aggressive then this can signify somebody that is disloyal. On the other hand, if the puppy is in a pack and this can indicate you are trying to search for your place in life. Puppies are representative of our own nurturing qualities. The actual breed of the puppies is equally important. Users that have contacted me about this dream generally dream of a golden retriever puppy. I guess because we see this puppy on TV and it is quite a common puppy image. This is quite a common dream the color gold is considered one of the utmost positive omens. So good for you! Dreaming of a golden retriever puppy symbolizes happiness and contentment. If you do not know the breed of puppy then the color can be used to understand more about its context, which I will discuss later on. Positive dream: If the puppy was happily bouncing about then this dream can indicate a positive period in life. If you are considering getting a puppy in real life it is not uncommon to dream of them and the dream could just be a transition of what is happening in your life. Remember, that puppies are super adorable. Puppies stand as a symbol of happiness, contentment, talents, abilities, loyalty, and friendship. As you can assume, dreaming about puppies holds a positive meaning. However, just like any other dream, it also has a negative meaning too. Negative dream: On a negative note, dreaming about puppies might symbolize the negativity you hold for people who act recklessly. If you found an abandoned puppy in your dream and decided to adopt it and take care of it this dream may symbolize two things. The puppy can be a representation of a toxic relationship. On the contrary, it symbolizes your attitude and personality. What does it mean to dream about finding puppies? If you found a puppy in a dream it can indicate that you need to think about how those people you care about. Having a puppy in real life is a great omen - but this means that you need to think about how you can pick yourself up. What does it mean to dream of a brown puppy? Dreaming about brown puppies is all about feeling grounded. Brown is a spiritual color of development and grounding like the roots of the tree. The color brown is also connected to ideas and dreams. A brown or tan colored puppy in your dream might indicate a stable relationship and rewards. Seeing a white or golden puppy in dreams may symbolize the strong relationship you have with the people you love like your relatives, best friends, or partner. Light-colored puppies reveal an unbreakable connection that you have with these people in waking life. However, they might also remind you to spend more quality time together with your family. Think about that for instance! Are you thinking about your childhood dreams or goals? What does it mean to dream of a black puppy? A black puppy symbolizes the best qualities you hold in dark times. But in order to achieve success, you have to make better plans. But most importantly, you must want it with all your heart. Alternatively, black puppies in dreams might symbolize your sexuality. What does it mean to dream of a newborn puppy? Newborn puppies in your dream might also suggest that you should take your time to create and improve plans if you want success. And the number of puppies you see may denote the number of days, months or years you need to accomplish a certain goal that you have on mind. Are you falling in love with someone? If the answer to all these questions is YES, it might result in a dream about puppies. What is the spiritual reason for dreaming of puppies? Brown is the color of the soil, nature, and warmth. Maybe you will deepen the relationship with a close family member. It denotes your kindness and generosity. So, your dream represents your honest wish to teach others what you know and share your knowledge. If you were taking care of puppies in your dream, it symbolizes your responsibility and availability. Alternatively, you lack a bigger responsibility in life. You enjoy showing off. What does it mean to dream of playing with puppies? The dream of playing with puppies may represent a need for connection and joy in life. We all need this connection. We find joy and fulfillment in our lives when we have faced innocence, playfulness, and optimism. And maybe you are seeking new experiences or nurturing your creative side. Playing with puppies in a dream could be interpreted as an indication that YOU are seeking happiness and contentment -- or at least control over something. Puppies are calm they often appear in dreams following a time of stress or hardship, our furry friends may reflect a desire to reconnect with the simple pleasures of life. I also believe it may suggest that you should nurture all those lovely relationships in life especially with family and friends. You may find renewed joy and satisfaction by focusing on what truly makes them happy and satisfied. Other meanings of puppies in dreams There are a few other interpretations worth mentioning. Buying a puppy in your dream might signify your carefree and playful personality. Luck follows you around. And it will stick by your side for a while. Also, your dream might represent the development of honest friendships. Playing with puppies in your dream means that you will probably receive love or a present from someone you love. Your dream foretells an amazing surprise according to old dream lore. Playing with puppies in your dream may also represent your wish to have your own child. Seeing sleeping puppies in your dream reveals your wish for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with other people. You will hang out with this open-minded person and you will create amazing stuff together. Maybe you feel responsible for a young person? If you saw puppies running or going for a walk it denotes an old love. Maybe someone you lost will come back into your life. But think twice about giving them a second chance and question their intention. Alternatively, your dream indicates an interesting, young person who wants your attention. It may develop into a relationship. If puppies were barking in your dream this indicates a sign from above, it foreshadows conflicts and fights. To see hurt, skinny, or dirty puppies in a dream denotes that you will experience misfortune but this will be short-lived. And, you will get back on your feet fast. To see a puppy sleeping in a dream represents ideas, a carefree personality, and true relationships. In summary, puppies appear in your dreams to remind you to use your intuition, share your knowledge and help those in need. My final message regarding this dream is to never hesitate to spend some extra time planning your goals. You should try to protect something in life. If the dog is friendly, then this suggests that someone or that someone is actually protecting you. Dreaming of dogs can be a kind of inner doctor or psychologist. If you have nightmares about dog attacking situations, it is a good idea for you to look at the dream and make suggestions on how to alleviate or reduce it. Dreaming of dogs can often be caused by circumstances that can either be changed or internalized. Black dogs in dreams represent your emotions are feeling negative at the moment. Brown dogs in dreams indicate a friendship with others. A white dog in dreams can represent happiness and spiritual peace. Missing dogs in dreams indicate you are missing something important in your life. A dream that causes anxiety is an indicator of anxiety in your life. The best way to determine if a dream causes anxiety is by comparing it with your real life. It is not difficult to understand. It's not difficult to understand. A dead dog in a dream represents a transformation especially if this is the previous dog that you owned. To see dogs attacking you can suggest conflicts in life and that you will argue with someone in the coming weeks. A dog that is injured represents a difficult situation in life, it can mean you will feel a situation will result in sadness. A dog can also mean faith and companionship. If you have previously owned the dog or you see your own dog in your dream, it means that you are missing something or someone in your life. This is a sign to relax and take it easy. Ancient mythology displays many references to dogs. But how does this connect to your dream? Dogs can be found in cross-cultural mythologies, throughout history, and most of us have encountered a dog in our waking lives. People often describe themselves as a 'dog person when they prefer the company of this animal. Given their commonplace appearance in waking life, it is not surprising that dogs are also one of the most frequent animals in dreams. Scroll down to see your dream meaning of a dog I have detailed some popular dreams followed by general dog dreams: What does it mean to see a black dog in a dream? A black dog is a nocturnal creature found in the United Kingdom, connected with evil and death. This dog is normally associated with storms and bad weather. In Greek mythology, Orion the great hunter had a dog named Sirius. The star Sirius is the brightest star in the night-time sky with a visual apparent magnitude of .Sirius is also known colloquially as the dog star. It is impossible to ascertain whether the creature originated in your dream is connected to any of these mythological dogs. For centuries, residents of England have seen a large black dog with malevolent flaming eyes. In Mexico, there are old tales of two types of dogs, a white and a black one called cadejo. They are the spirits of good and evil. Therefore, if one sees a black dog in the dream this means that there will be many possibilities in life for the dreamer. What does it mean to dream of a dog chasing you? For a dog to chase you is an indication of restlessness, anxiety, and fear. You could be facing pressures and troubles in your love life and the dream is a sign that, you want to escape. It could be that you have done something immoral or unconscionable. Generally, the dog chasing dream is normally after someone has offended you - which has led to a conflict. If the dog chases you and made you scared, it is an indication that, you are escaping from something; it could be that, you are running away from being affected by something negative. What does it mean to dream of a dog attacking you? Fatal dog attacks are rather rare but if you dream of a dog attacking you then this can denote difficulties responding to others in life. There are around 15 to 18 dog attacks in the United States every year so this is rather rare. To dream of being attacked by a pack of dogs Indicate you need to learn the secret of happiness. The biggest thing to learn is to assess an invitation before you refuse it. Try to talk to yourself the way you talk to your friends when you are trying to help them. If the dog is fierce, but just looking at you instead of attacking, it denotes that, you may have quarreled with colleagues or friends. Seeing a fierce dog roaring and coming towards you in your dream, foretells that you will be of different opinions with your friends, but if the situation is not handled very well, you might end up being betrayed by friends. Being chased by many dogs shows that, you have burdens in life and there is also psychological pressure, which means, you need to rest. Otherwise, you will be facing health problems. To see a dog that is friendly and loving running towards you is an indicator that you will succeed in your career. What does it mean to see mythological dogs in a dream? Mythological dogs are definitely connected to our dreams. If you dream of these dogs, the dream may be connected to friendship. Dogs may also be sent to your dreams for guidance. Was the dog trying to tell you something? Dogs have the ability to see things you don't, such as ghosts and other forces. When investigating dogs present in our dreams, it is important to recall as many aspects of the dream as possible. Here are some things to keep in mind as you consider your animal dreams: Is the dog wild or tame? Has the dog been neglected or healthy? What is the environment that the dog is living in? Do you interact with the dog or do you see it from a distance? Where does the dog come from? Is the dog domesticated? Is the animal scary or scared? A dog that is guarding gates or is located near something spiritual means that you need to guard yourself against something. A dog that is out of control shows that you can find the answers to secrets in meditation. Sometimes a dog featured in your dream can be helpful in gaining insight into your personality or psyche. If it is a domestic dog, it means happiness. If it is a wild dog, it means there are a number of difficulties coming your way. You may need guidance in your life. This dream also suggests a possible journey, most likely on a spiritual path. In shamanism, it is believed that everyone has an animal spirit guide and that this guide can help you shape your life with wise common knowledge. Therefore, it is important to consider if you feel based on the details of your dream whether this animal was sent to tell you something, guide you or give you advice. Cats are associated with a female presence, dogs are focused on masculinity. A dog's color is also important. Colors often appear randomly and can provide important information as to what the dream is attempting to communicate. What does dream psychology say about dog dreams? According to Freud, dreams that include an act of saving are parturition dreams. To save, especially to save someone from a dog, is equivalent to giving birth, if the dreamer is a woman. This is, however, modified when a dreamer is a man. Dogs, scary animals, and ghosts we are afraid of before going to bed, and which occasionally even disturb our sleep, originate in one and the same childish reminiscence. To see more than one dog in a dream and a pack of dogs is connected to friendships. What this means to your life: Your consciousness is heavy, but your instinct is alert. You feel inferior to other people. A decided loved one has been forgotten and you must remember him or her. You may win the lottery or at gambling. When you dream about a dog, it has something to do with your basic instinct which includes protection, friendship, and loyalty. The dog in your dream might be representing you while at other times, it might be representing other people in your life. Depending on what breed the dog one can interpret different dream meanings. Thus, a dog dream might foretell different things. Dreaming of a dog represents feelings of all areas of your life where you need emotional protection. The color, type, and size foretell how you choose to protect yourself from emotions and confront problems. It could also denote that you are in emotional self-defense. The dream could be portraying how you are trying to confront a negative situation while maintaining confidentiality. The dream of dogs could represent something you can rely on yourself or on others to protect you or keep problems at bay. To see aggressive dogs in your dream is a sign that you or someone you know is being disloyal. There is an inner conflict which you are fighting or that there is someone who is untrustworthy in your life. To dream of a multicolored dog represents disapproval in a situation or a person. It could also stand for isolation, darkness, and unimportance. I have covered this above but will so so again, the color black in a dog could denote dishonesty, concealment or the end of life. A dream where you see a black dog suggests worrying about the dark side of a friendship or friend. But in the case of your waking life, you know of a black dog, it might just be that you were reflecting on it. To dream of a puppy represents your happy-go-lucky personality or liveliness. It could represent that you are improving a relationship or friendships which are growing deeper with passing time. If you see a litter of newborn puppies in your dream is a representation of the duration it might take you to see your plan come to pass or the amount of time it will take you to develop an idea. You should make sure that you are keen on a business idea. Each puppy represents six months. If in your dream, you see yourself taking care of puppies, it is a sign that, you have loyalty and integrity to your friends even during difficult circumstances. If you dream that you are buying a dog, it shows your tendency to buy compliments, friends, and favors. It could also denote that, you are in need of companionship. A dog guiding you in the dream suggests that you are having challenges in getting your way out of a situation. A blind dog guide - e. If you see that you are sending or giving your dog away in your dream, it indicates that the choices and decisions that you are making could be misinterpreted as disloyalty. It is time you start thinking of doing what is right for yourself and forget about what others will think about your decision. It could alternatively mean that a close friend has rejected you. To dream that a dog has been stolen is quite common. The dog itself represents what you care for and for your dog to be stolen suggests difficulties in relationships especially at work. A situation where you run over a dog in your dream foretells your mistrust in friendship as you might be feeling betrayed due to the fact that, your friend is not supportive. If you see yourself living or running with a pack of dogs, it means that you are looking for a sense of family or belonging. To see a pack of dogs could be a symbol of children, siblings, or other relations. It is associated with protection feeling safe. A dream where you see your dog trying to rape you could foretell that someone who is a close friend is trying to take advantage of you. A situation where you see yourself giving a dog a bath in your dream is a sign of your nurturing abilities and that you pride yourself on your generosity and loyalty. A tied-up dog is a negative sign which represents that you have lost self-control due to your natural instincts. If it is trying to get loose, it could be sexual frustration that you are harboring. It could also denote that, you are having feelings of being held back in your life. A dog chasing its tail in your dream or running around in circles means that you are not able to handle a situation that properly is at hand. It has made you lose a lot of time working on something which is not coming to an end - like a never-ending project. If you see several dogs being slaughtered in your dream, it implies that there is a friendship that is coming to an end bitterly due to betrayal and mistrust. And if you see a dog eating a snake, it denotes that, a friend is trying to prevent you from making the wrong decision. A two-headed dog in your dream is a sign that, you are very active about what happens in your environment. And in case you see a dog with a human face, you could be questioning the royalty or the idea of unconditional love. A three-headed dog in a dream is a sign of a new start in waking life. Dogs sleeping quietly in your dream are a sign that there will be delays. There might be a delay where you will be forced to postpone your projects or plans that you have in your life to take care of your family as a priority. What does it mean to dream of the dog biting you? If the dog bites you in the dream; it could be represent feelings of being attacked, threatened or bothered. You are feeling the impact of other places or viciousness. If the dog bite is large it denotes that you are having difficulty with addiction, this dream is replaying your subconscious mind. A dog attacking in a dream can represent the treatment of others, for example, you will encounter some difficult situation with someone close to you. The details of the dream of a dog is associated with a hidden ability or talent which you have neglected and it is a time that you must work hard to find success. If the dogs start to growl or are hungry in your dream, it could mean that you hold internal doubts. For the dog to be wild in your dream suggests someone is taking advantage of you. What does it mean to see racing dogs in a dream? To see racing dogs or to visit the dog races in a dream is associated with your love life. You will live in harmony if you win a dog race in your dream. Greyhound racing seen in a dream is associated with fortune. To see a racing track is associated with a surprise. If you own the greyhound dog indicates a hidden enemy. If the greyhound is chasing you then you will feel surprised in a situation. What does it mean to be chased by a dog in a dream? This dream indicates troubles, pressures, and also more significantly the general feeling of worry. There can be many different things that chasing dreams portray. Obviously, in this case, it is a dog - so this indicates that you are feeling apprehensive about a relationship. This could be in connection with a relative, friend, partner or co-worker. The dog itself is a representation of your own anxieties and fears in life. Ordinarily, you are going through the motions at the moment. If we turn to dream psychology it is has been proven scientifically that we connect our dreams with our subconscious mind. To be chased by a violent dog can imply that you might be worried about the unknown or that you feel that there is a characteristic of yourself that you need to review and learn from. Dogs in dreams, after all, are connected to the care that we feel for others, our friendships and our relationships with others. Additionally, the dog can also be a psychological reflection of our own characteristics. You might be freaked out when you dream of being chased by a dog, especially if the dream itself was in any way frightening. Sigmund Freud categorized these types of dreams as our forbidden inner needs of our conscious mind. Freud also indicated that all our dreams are wishes of our own fulfillment in life. Therefore a dog chasing you could be a representation of a friend who is causing you anxieties in life. This is a very top-level interpretation, the dog breed and also the way the dog is seen in the dream is equally important. If the dog is friendly and you see yourself being chased as part of the game is more positive. It can imply that you have good solid relationships that surround you at the moment. In summary, being chased by a dog in a dream is connected to happiness, contentment but also anxiety in life. What does it mean to shoot a dog in a dream? To see a dog die of a gunshot wound in the dream is symbolic of peacefulness, affinity, and enchantment. If you shoot a dog in your dream, it means that you are ready for conflict, and you are aiming to gain promotion. If in the dream a human is shot instead of a dog by mistake, it shows that you have aggressive emotions. Gun dreams portray ambitions and show that you are aware of your life goals and you can achieve things in life successfully. You know what you want in your life, and you will do anything humanly possible to make sure that you achieve it. What does an angry dog mean in a dream? To dream of an angry dog could foretell the viciousness and anger that you harbor towards other people. It could be that you are losing your temper, this is what the angry dog is representing. Alternatively, the dream could mean that there is someone who is angry and these feelings are being portrayed to you. If the dog in the dream is happy this is a sign of recovery. You could be trying to run away from anxiety or actual sadness in your life. If you of fancy pet dogs, it means that, you are a lover of performance. If you are a girl, it could mean that you are going to meet a new man in your life. What does it mean to take a dog for a walk in a dream? To take a dog for a walk in the dream is a positive sign which denotes that, you will have much success and your life is highly productive. So keep working hard to maintain your lifestyle. If you see another person walk a dog in the dream it means that you feel you are in charge of something you are accomplishing. You have a feeling that you have been put in charge and you are accomplishing what you wish from life - because you are in control of your own workload. If you were walking through fields with dogs in your dream then you will achieve your goals. If you see a dog walking in your dream as if it were a person it denotes that, you are going to deal with something improper and contrary to nature. Something that you have never imagined could happen. So the dream is a forewarning that, you must be ready for change. What does it mean to be given a dog in a dream? To be given a dog in the dream is a positive omen. If the dog is protecting you it is a sign that you are being watched over and protected by a power that is higher than yours. Alternatively, it could mean that you have developed control of intentions, it has become a behavior that you can use to your advantage. If you are feeding the dog in your dream, it means that you are loved by others and they consider you to be reliable, determined, and self-sufficient to achieve your goals in life. You are going to come across people who will exhibit much admiration. What does it mean to see a pack of dogs in a dream? To see a pack of dogs in the dream which attacks you is a bad sign. You are going to encounter negative forces or experience a great deal of negativity and misunderstanding in life that might end up making your life less fulfilling and unshakeable. If the dogs kill or wound you, it is a sign of tragedy; you might be soon faced with an illness that is lingering. It could also be an indicator that, a close friend or relative needs your help. What does it mean to rub the belly of a dog in a dream? To rub the belly of a dog in a dream is a representation of a trusted relationship. If you are dressing the dog in an overcoat, it represents your desire to cover up your habits and character flaws. If the dog is wearing a hat, then it means that you are trying to project some part of your personality. You do not want your true feelings to come out. What does it mean to see a puppy in a dream? You see puppies being nurtured by their mother in your dream can mean that you are thinking about your nurturing side. But if you are a dog lover and you see puppies in your dream after thinking about them, it could be a reflection of your thoughts. The puppies could also denote that, you are going to have young ones of your own. If you are a man, you are going to make a woman pregnant, and if you are a woman, you might be getting pregnant soon. What does it mean to see a dachshund in your dream? To see a dachshund in your dream is a reminder that, you are capable of success even when things are tough. The only downside about your life is that you take longer able to make decisions. It could also be a sign that you are not interested in work at the moment. Just make sure that you take the time to relax out of the normal busy schedule. Be flexible and ready to adapt to changes. What does it mean to see a German shepherd in your dream? If you are training a German Shepherd, it suggests that you are a person who is open to new ideas and at the same time, easily influenced. And there is a possibility that you are looking for some reassurance. And if by any chance, you are attacked by the German shepherd in your dream, it means that you have let your guard down and it is time to put it back up. What does it mean to see a golden retriever in your dream? To see a golden retriever in the dream reminds you of your royalty, friends, family, and friendship. The dog is reminding you of the important aspects that you possess and that it is time to spend more time bringing joy into your life. If the golden retriever is barking in your dream, is a sign that someone is close to you. Golden retriever dreams are an indication of strong family bonds and ideas that you have with those around you. Alternatively, the dream could mean that you need to regain control over an aspect of your life. It is a reminder that you need to follow your instincts in life. What does it mean to see a pug in your dream? To see a pug in your dream is an indicator that, you have a playful side of your personality. It can denote that there are new people and changes around you and it is your responsibility to accept things the way they as they. These things are a stepping stone to prosperity. You are a person who enjoys meeting new people, and you will need to ask the advice of others. It could be a reminder that you have changed in life - you need to embrace change. Check out What you need to change in your life. It could be your attitude towards someone, and once you get to recognize that you need to change you will be shocked at how your life will move forward in the right direction. The changes that happen will have a great impact on your future. Seeing a pug in your dream could also denote that there is change around you which you need to embrace. You could be ignorant and reluctant of its potential, resisting change which comes your way. You are going to look deeper into the opportunities you have longed for a long time. Expect some challenges along the way. If you see a black pug in your dream, it forewarns immediate changes. Take any change that comes your way and make sure that, you trust others. A dream of a pug is a reminder that you need not neglect your family and friends. Although it is good to be alone at times, make sure that you balance social interaction with others who love you. What does it mean to see a Siberian husky in your dream? To see a Siberian husky in the dream is a sign of loyalty as it means that you are going to establish a friendship with someone who will end up being devoted and loyal to you for the rest of your life. When you see a Siberian husky dog in your dream, it foretells of the journey you will embark in life. It is showing you how to make the right choices in life. Avoid obstacles and conflict in your path and have the strength to make sure that you achieve whatever it is that you are looking for. A husky pulling on the lead in your dream can indicate a relationship or a situation that is going to come to an end. You will reach a destination safely. To see a husky curled up and sleeping suggests that you are equipped with all the answers to a situation. All you need to do is make sure that you trust your instincts and follow them. If there are several huskies featured in your dream and they are barking in your sleep then this can mean that there is a need for you to listen to your truth. There could be confusion and you need to listen to what your heart is telling you. A husky in your dream is a reminder that you have the ability to overcome any challenges that come your way. Use your instincts and intuition as you have an affinity for the environment and nature in general and you have a voice of your own. What does it mean to see a bulldog in your dream? A bulldog featured in the dream can be an indication that you have a hard exterior but inside, you are soft. Bulldogs are known to be friendly and are liked by many people. At times, they are normally lazy and stubborn, and in most cases, they prefer to sit and relax instead of exercising. If a lazy bulldog appears in your dream, it means that you need to work hard to achieve things in your life. A bulldog foretells that there is a stubborn person in your life who has refused to change an opinion. Bulldogs are loyal and they like protecting their owners while having selective deafness. This dream is a forewarning that, you need to stop being judgmental and remain royal. What does a Yorkshire terrier in your dream mean? A Yorkshire terrier featured in the dream is an indicator that you need to move forward in life without having to harbor any fear because you have everything you need to have to be successful. Make sure that you know what you want and have the confidence that you can have it. You need to gather the courage and face life head-on without having to sit on the sideline. You need to commit to your goals, and you will be successful. At times, make sure that you tackle your goals as an individual to strengthen your connections. If the terrier is hunting in your dream, it is a sign that you are missing out on something in your daily life. If there is something you need then think about what it is. You have an obligation to re-examine yourself and find out what it is that you want to achieve and the plans you have to accomplish it. If the terrier in your dream is playful and full of life, it is a sign that you need to take a break from your daily obligations and have some leisure to bring some light into your life. A Yorkshire terrier in your dream is a reminder that you can do anything that you set your eyes on. Once you make a commitment, your passion becomes your driving force. What does it mean to see dogs chasing a fox in a dream? A fox hunt is a sign of strength and cunning. If the fox is chased and enters into a hole, it means that you will flirt and communicate with a new friend. All you need to know is you should be careful because, a fox represents trickery and if you are a man, this could mean that there is a woman who is flirting with you for selfish gains. If you are a man and you see yourself wearing the fur of a fox, it means that you are going to have a successful career and a good profit. What does it mean to dream of a rottweiler? To see a Rottweiler in your dream is a reminder that you are fully protected, but you need to take care of yourself before taking care of others. You have the potential to make the right decisions because you can see through illusions bringing out the truth. If you find a Rottweiler growling at you in the dream, it could be that you are going through inner turmoil. You have to confront your inner child to move forward. With this, you will get choices in your life as you will have several options which might bring trouble to make a choice. All you need to do is make sure that you need to pick a career path and stick to it. If you see a group of Rottweilers in a dream, it denotes that you have several options to choose from, and it is up to you to make the correct choice. If you see the dog attacking someone, it might be a reminder that you made some choices in the past which were not wise. It is a reminder that you need to sit back and wait before making hasty decisions. The wrong decision may cost you a great deal; take your time to evaluate things by looking beyond the surface and find out how you should approach a situation - use your own wisdom. What does it mean to see a border collie in your dream? To see a border collie in your dream is a reminder to that you have lost your way. You might be feeling trapped, or you feel that you no longer have power over your life. This dog in your dream is an indication that you are now on your way to recovery. If the collie is confined in its kennel in your dream, it means that you are having feelings of loss of control and entrapment. You need to evaluate where there is a need for change and do the necessary. If in your dream, you see the collie lying beside you, it is a sign that you are enjoying the fruit of your labor, making you be at peace with you and yourself. There is pride and contentment in your achievements. A collie in your dream is a warning that you should stop reacting to the dramas in your life and instead think about a situation keenly and engage your wisdom to get the best results. If the dog attacks you in your dream and it bites you on your leg is a sign that you are no longer able to balance all the jobs in your life. If it bites you on your hand, it is symbolic of disloyalty. If it is someone else who is beaten by a dog in your dream, it means that you feel betrayed, that someone else has wronged you. Alternatively, it is a omen, you are going to encounter negative forces or experience misunderstandings or some negativity in life which could make your life less fulfilling. What does it mean to see a sheepdog in your dream? To see a sheepdog in your dream is a reminder that you need to take responsibility for the tasks in your life. Stop blaming others for things that happen in your life! Alternatively, a sheepdog in your dream could mean that you need to help others avoid making mistakes in their lives as you continue setting boundaries. If the dog is herding sheep in your dream, it can indicate that you need to step up and take on a leadership role. If it is sleeping, it could denote that, you are sleeping instead of working hard to improve your life. A sheepdog is a reminder that you should not take everything in life seriously and you need to take the time to relax. Other dog dreams from dream texts: If the dog is dying in the dream - you could lose something in waking life. If in the dream, you lose a dog it is a sign of upcoming hardships. There are some troubles which you are going to face or even threaten your own circumstances. To see a dog bite in the dream and you start bleeding from the bite is an indication that, people in your household or a relative are going to create a negative situation or problem. If your dog bites you in the dream, it is a bad omen as it foretells that, you are going to experience a loss of wealth or you will go through some hardship or trouble shortly. To see a dog fighting in a dream indicates that there is an aspect of yourself that is trying to reject you and thus you need to re-evaluate your behavior to those close to you. Your actions may be incongruent to your morals and try to make changes to realign your values. Dog dreams are interesting and there are many different meanings depending on the breeds and details of the dream. At times we may have recurring dog dreams. If this is the case, it is a reminder that there is always unconditional faith and love in this world whenever you need it. It can be an indication of natural urges which are usually controlled. A dog is symbolic of intuition, loyalty, trust, and friendship. It could symbolize that you possess these qualities inside you or someone around you is loyal by default. To see a bad dog in a dream can indicate that you have an inner conflict. It could be that, you have made a decision which is not aligned with your moral values. It is a time that you step back and look to realign your values and try and make peace with yourself. What does a white dog mean in a dream? To see a dog that is white in a dream indicates that you have good intentions. You are pure and true. You need to hold onto a friendship because, it is rare and if you end up losing it, it might be impossible to find someone like your current friend. To dream your dog is lost represents feelings of losing your confidence. It could be feeling that you have reached a point where you can no longer protect yourself and a situation before you seems to be too strong and dangerous to tackle it alone without the help of those around you. You could be feeling that someone who used to protect you, is no longer in a position to do so. Alternatively, it could be a representation of distractions that have made you avoid protecting the strengths you possess. What does it mean to find a dog in a dream? To dream about finding a dog is an indicator that, you are in need of loyalty or companionship, from those around you. It could be that those around you are taking advantage of your generosity and always demand things from you. If in your dream you have a desire for a new dog, it denotes that, you are going to get someone who is trustworthy and loyal in your life. You are seeking companionship from a person who will always stand by your side no matter what it takes. What does it mean to hear a dog bark in a dream? To hear a dog bark in a dream is a sign that, you are causing annoyance to those around you by your fussiness and grumpiness. It could mean that you are one person who likes giving orders to others instead of talking to them kindly. Disgruntled and unhappy companions can also cause you to dream of a dog barking. If the dog is barking happily, it symbolizes social activity and pleasures and that you are being welcomed into a certain circle. What does it mean to dream of a sick dog? If your dog is sick in the dream it means you are concerned about a friendship that you and your friend have been neglecting. You are now in deep thoughts as to how to bring it back to a healthy relationship. If the dog is sick in the dream and you visit vets it could be that you're mourning a friendship that has come to an end. Alternatively, it could involve an old friendship that is lost or is neglected due to taking a friend for granted and refusing to support them in their time of need. To see a small dog in the dream indicates that there is someone around you who is insecure and is demanding of your attention. A small dog denotes that, you might be under attack from those you least expected. Make sure that you protect yourself from a vicious attack. Alternatively, it could be a sign that you are about to meet a lover who will have a tendency to be preoccupied with your looks and subsequently be shallow-minded. What does it mean to see a wolf attacking you in a dream? To see a wolf in the dream could represent a reckless colleague at work who is divulging commercial secrets and has a tendency of stealing from a business or company. It is a symbol of a person who is a predatory enemy behavior. If you happen to kill the wolf in your dream, it means that you will be able to overcome resourcefulness and crafty enemies who are seeking to discredit you. If you hear a howl of a wolf, it means that you are going to uncover a conspiracy that exists against you. If a wolf is attacking you, and you are defeating yourself it is a sign that you will have tremendous wealth, success, and prosperity in your life. Seeing a wolf in a cage in your dream is a sign of prosperity and success in business. It could also denote that you have a healthy life. If you are married, the dream could be a sign of a getaway or a family trip. A dog in a dog crate or cage represents feeling trapped in a friendship. A werewolf indicates you are victorious over your enemies or people trying to cross your way negatively. If you see an aggressive wolf it means that you have unsupported fears towards someone. It is a time that you changed your attitude towards others. If the wolf is attacking you, there could be unnecessary suffering you might experience due to shyness or insecurity. Why do some dogs normally attack? However, some dogs may attack people due to various reasons like fear aggression, or maternal aggression. Which dogs are the most likely to attack? Every dog breed is prone to attack if they feel endangered. However, some dogs are more prone to attack than others. German Shepherds, border collies, and the Staffordshire bull terriers are most commonly associated with attacks, according to statistics. What does it mean to dream of killing a dog? What a bizarre dream and I hope you did not freak out too much! To dream of a dog means that you have someone in your life who cares for you. To kill your own in a dream dog indicates a hidden warning according to dream dictionaries. You should be more careful with your words and actions. So, the advice is to think before you speak or approach a problem, especially if you are in a relationship. Dream psychologists like Freud denote that killing something in a dream indicates losing trust in yourself. If you kill a dog attacking you in a dream it suggests open talks, sharing your problems, and rebuilding your trust by doing something for yourself. Your dream also denotes the kind side of your personality. Our kindness is what makes us different. What does it mean to dream of a white dog attacking you? If you dreamed of a dog attacking you it signifies in old dream books - disloyalty. Do you feel disappointed and betrayed by someone you trust? Your dream also foretells how you feel about people. What does it mean to dream of a dog trying to bite you? If you dreamed of a dog trying to bite you, it indicates a rough time in life - sorry but this is according to ancient dream books. A dog bite is symbolic of someone trying to gain your trust. Everyone loves dogs because they are considered our best friends. However, some Americans might not share their opinion after being attacked by a dog! Approximately 4. Around , of the people attacked are infected by the bite. Well, the reasons are familiar. What does it mean for a dog to have rabies in a dream? Rabies in dogs can be rather worrying in real life, it is a viral disease that normally results in a number of symptoms such as violent movement, fear of water, and confusion. Rabies actually occurs normally through dog-to-dog transmission. Dogs in dreams offer us connection, love, and protection. The fear of water when a dog contracts rabies is associated with your emotions subconsciously. Therefore, this dream can indicate that your emotions have been hurt recently? Your dream signifies danger and difficulties on their way but this will lead to success. What does it mean to dream of a black dog attacking you? Dogs denote loyalty, friendship, and happiness in life. If you dreamed of a black dog attacking you, it reveals the dark side of your personality - those areas that are hidden. To dream of a black dog indicates fear of tomorrow, dark thoughts, friendship, and happiness. What does it mean to dream of a dog biting you? If a dog has bitten you this can be a rather worrying dream. In general, a dog bite in a dream can indicate someone will betray you according to older dream books. The meaning depends on the place the dog bit you. If you were bitten on the hand, it denotes happiness but disappointment. If you were bitten on the leg or on the ankle, it foretells you will lose balance and control over your life. If you were bitten on the neck, it implies your love relationship is solid. Why do dogs normally attack? Your dream also foretells how you feel around people. You need to ask yourself why? What does it mean to dream of a pack of dogs attacking you? If you dreamed of a pack of dogs attacking you, it reveals the dark side of your personality - those areas that are hidden. To general dream of a black dog indicates fear of tomorrow, dark thoughts, friendship, and happiness. If a dog has bitten you, it could mean a number of issues - depending on the place you were bitten by the dog. The person you love will betray your trust. Feelings that you may have encountered during a dream of a dog: Fear, anxiety, doubt, unpreparedness, happiness, confidence, reborn and trust are the feelings you might feel during the dream and these are also the same feelings that you may realize in a real-life situation.
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Of high importance however, is taking into consideration the temperament of each of our Golden Retrievers to produce a well balanced and friendly companion, who exhibits all of the classic traits of the breed. Puppies Buck Family Farm puppies are AKC registered, vet certified, have first shots, are wormed and will come to your home with a 1 year health guarantee and a first bag of puppy food. We also send a blanket with mommy's scent and all appropriate NYS paperwork as well as copies of parents' health clearances. Our desire is to make your experience with us and our puppies everything you expected and more. Puppy Applications If you are interested in purchasing a puppy from our farm please fill out an adoption application to help us get to know you a little better. When your application is accepted you will have the opportunity to place your name on our waiting list for an additional fee. This ensures a courtesy call when a particular color, gender or litter of choice has arrived. You will then have the opportunity to place a deposit on one of our puppies. You will receive a courtesy notification of the litters' arrival and have opportunity to place a deposit. However, deposits that are not submitted promptly will affect your pick-order. Deposits are usually non-refundable. Placing a Deposit Once a new litter is born and determined to be healthy and thriving, we open them for deposit. First, to those on our waiting list, and then to families who have pre-approved applications. We choose puppies at 5 weeks of age in the order that deposits were placed. Please contact us for Paypal, zelle and Venmo handles. Visiting We frequently update pictures of all puppies on a regular basis. You will not be allowed to visit the puppies or parents until mommy is settled in and feeling comfortable with visitors. At 5 weeks of age we have adopting families visit our farm and choose their puppy. Puppies are chosen in the order that deposits were placed. Homecoming At 8 weeks of age and after veterinary examination, puppies will be united with their forever families! Dogs are loved by most humans, and the Golden Retriever happens to be one of the most popular breeds in America. They are beautiful, hardworking, and fun-loving dogs who are unconditionally affectionate toward their owners. They are very competitive and are often used in hunting scenes for sniffing out and retrieving game for hunters. Others are employed as walking guides for the blind. The high-spirited nature of puppies tends to last longer in this breed up until adulthood, so you are sure to have lots of fun with your Golden Retriever. Knowledge about their coat from pup to adulthood can help you better care for your Golden Retriever. As puppies, they are born with soft and fluffy hair coats which help to keep them warm. This hair begins to change as they grow, starting from the tail. The new growth is darker and coarser, pushing the soft and fluffy hair aside so that it forms an undercoat; this is what makes them double-coated. Shedding The Golden Retriever is quite a generous shedder, dropping the most hair during late Spring and late Fall. Care of the Coat As most Golden Retrievers have long hair, it is important to properly manage their coat. Especially as they get older, dogs of this breed may not be able to groom their fur properly, and when the thick coat is shed it may clump together and form mats. If there are twigs, leaves or grass seeds tangled up in their hair, they will be even more difficult to remove after the bath. Adult Golden Retrievers might not need to be bathed any more than once in six to eight weeks, but as puppies are much more energetic and prone to dirtying up, they might need to be bathed twice a week. You can find the best shampoo to use on a Golden Retriever's fur here. Brushing the Golden once or twice a week is good for their coat; this should, however, be increased to a daily activity during the shedding season. If you own a puppy, then you should start brushing them sooner so that they get used to it. Start with a soft brush and progress to a stiff-bristled one as they grow. A lot of commercial dog foods are well formulated to cater to those needs. There are also numerous supplements available for a long, shiny coat. If you decide to feed them homemade food, it may help to enlist the help of a veterinary nutritionist to ensure you are meeting all their nutritional needs. We recommend using an inch-wide collar for your long-haired Golden Retriever, as using a wider collar could lead to matting, and using a narrower one can cause skin irritation, asphyxiation, and hair loss. Also, while this breed is great in search and rescue operations, they can be just as clumsy and may still go missing. They will bathe your dog, clean their ears, and cut their nails. A grooming salon also takes care of trimming their coat to the length you want. If your Golden has a skin condition that requires special shampoo, you can discuss this with your groomer so that they use the prescribed skincare on your dog during their grooming session. Conclusion Golden Retrievers are a lovable breed of pets that are loyal to their families. But that beautiful coat needs care and attention to avoid getting matted. Taking proper care of them is part of our responsibility as pet owners to ensure our Golden Retrievers are healthy and happy. Golden puppies are not born with full hair, though. Instead, they have short, fluffy coats, which later grow into a long, shiny hair. So, at what age does a Golden Retriever get long hair? A Golden Retriever starts growing long hair on its tail at three months of age. The feathers on its legs, chest, and stomach start showing at about one year. Some dogs might sport longer or heavier coats than others. This article will explore what determines the age at which your Golden Retriever gets long hair. Finally, you will learn how to take care of your Golden Retriever to ensure his coat remains healthy and shiny. This article may contain affiliate links and loyalgoldens may earn a commission if a purchase is made. Unlock your goldens natural intelligence and see just how quickly problem behaviors disappear. This is the best at home dog training I've ever used! The outer coat of long hair extends to the tail and underbody but is longest in the areas where it feathers out away from the body. These areas include the tail, chest, legs, and stomach. This comes down to the specific genes they received from their parents. Note: In traditional Scotland, Golden Retrievers accompanied hunters on their hunting trips, and their work was to retrieve prey. The dogs sported long hair and thick undercoats, which protected them from the biting cold and heat. It will take about 3 months before you begin to see the first signs of longer hair, usually on their tail. From this stage on, a Golden puppy starts sprouting feathers aka longer hair. This growth marks a departure from puppy fluff and the beginning of the long, full coat characteristic of a mature Golden Retriever. This will help you estimate more accurately when your puppy might get his longer hair. Golden Retriever Hair Growth Stages As mentioned earlier, a Golden Retriever puppy starts growing adult hair at approximately three months old. However, this growth is subtle and may not be noticeable until he is closer to one year old. Your Golden Retriever can be considered to have a fully grown coat when he is two years of age. Long adult hair starts growing first at the tail. This feathering process then proceeds to the legs and stomach. With time, the entire body gets the adult coat, which tends to be darker than the former puppy fur. Feathered fur is usually light and soft and is useful for temperature regulation; it thickens during the cold season and thins during warmer months. Interestingly, Golden puppies do not shed their puppy fur. Instead, once new hair starts growing, the puppy fur gets nudged aside by the newer and longer outer coat. Golden Retriever puppies are actually born with their undercoat. They grow their long hair out over the top as they get older. Eventually, the undercoat grows thicker as the longer outer coat begins to cover it. This transition takes almost 18 months, though, for most Retrievers, the full coat grows once the dog is more than a year old. If he spends considerable time outdoors, he is bound to get a much thicker coat than if he were to stay indoors. The mature coat helps keep your dog both warm and dry, depending on the weather. The dog also sheds more during the summer months in order to keep cool. The thing is, for double-coated dogs, the undercoat grows much faster than the outer coat. As such, when you shave your Golden, the hair that grows back tends to look dull and uneven. Furthermore, your dog needs his full coat to protect him from the sun. Besides, Golden Retrievers are heavy shedders, and frequent grooming reduces the amount of shed hair found around the house. Early grooming is also beneficial in other ways: It allows your puppy to get used to grooming, thus making the activity easier and even enjoyable to him as he becomes an adult. For Golden Retrievers with long hair, grooming helps keep the hair in check and reduces excessive shedding Brushing encourages blood circulation in the skin, which stimulates the hair follicles and promotes hair production. Start by using a soft brush and always ensure that you brush parallel to the hair growth. Do this daily or once a week. You may add a pin brush and a rake Amazon to your grooming tools as your puppy matures. The rake is excellent for removing debris and detangling messy undercoat hair. Discover how to train your Golden Retriever by playing games : 21 games to play with your Golden that will make them smarter and better behaved! This will help make way for new growth and reduce the amount of fur that settles on your clothing. When washing your Golden retriever, try to use shampoos with the least amount of chemicals like this one at Amazon. This helps retain the hair better by reducing shedding. If your dog has skin issues, consult your vet. The vet will determine the cause of the problem and advise on diet change or the appropriate mode of treatment. These beneficial Omega acids can be in fish oil, coconut oil, and olive oil, or through additional vitamin supplements Amazon found to be good for Golden Retrievers. Also, beef bones containing bone marrow are excellent for healthy skin. Remember to clear this with your vet if your dog has allergies that would prevent him from consuming any of the recommended foods and supplements. Watch Out for Unusual Shedding Golden Retrievers shed their hair year-round but the shedding becomes especially heavy twice a year in the spring and fall seasons. However, if the shedding seems unusual or: The shedding is excessive and out of season Your dog is losing large patches of hair You may need to visit your vet since this could be a medical issue. Your dog might be suffering from a fungal or bacterial infection, a food allergy, or external parasites such as fleas or mites. If the hair loss is accompanied by a strong odor, see my article Smelly Golden Retrievers What Stinks? Here are some useful suggestions on how to accomplish this: Keep your dog clean. Long hair coats can trap twigs and leaves, which could cause the hair to tangle and mat. Always remove such items before your dog takes a bath — every weeks for adults but more often for puppies as they get dirtier. Brush the coat often. Have a regular brushing routine. Brush your Golden Retriever more often during shedding season — like daily. Provide high-quality nutrition. This should contain the right nutritional balance and include minerals, vitamins, fiber, proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Final Thoughts Every Golden Retriever follows a unique timeline when it comes to growing long hair. Even their hair color appears in different shades of gold. Keep looking out for the initial feathery patches, and once these kick in, you will be sure that long hair is on the way. With time, your reward will be a coat full of lustrous, shiny golden hair. Life Span Did You Know? The Golden Retriever has been an AKC-recognized breed since and was commonly used as a gun dog and for retrieving small game such as waterfowl, and for companionship. The Golden Retriever originated in the Scottish Highlands. The first Lord Tweedmouth, Dudley Majoribanks, is credited with developing the breed and keeping detailed records to create the ideal gun dog for the terrain. Great discipline and a gentle spirit make the Golden Retriever a perfect retrieval breed since the goal of this task is to bring the trophy back as undamaged as possible. Golden Retrievers first appeared in dog shows in at a British dog show. They also started appearing in the United States around the same time as they were brought across the Canadian border. They gained popularity with sport hunters and in general. Their popularity really took off in the s and they are consistently one of the most popular dog breeds. If you are not the sporting type, bringing a Golden Retriever into your family as a pet is just as rewarding because they are one of the most loyal and jovial breeds out there. One of the facts about Golden Retrievers is that they are the epitome of friendly and make fantastic family dogs. Golden Retrievers are considered one of the friendliest dog breeds. They tend to be good with kids, other dogs, other pets, and even strangers. Goldens love attention and they bond closely with their families. They are affectionate with them, and also just about everyone else. Although they do tend to get along with everyone, they love being around their favorite humans the most. They will bark to alert you and can end up barking a lot if you do not train your dog to stop barking early on. Golden Retrievers are highly adaptable dogs. They thrive in homes with yards where they can run. They can also adapt to apartment living as long as they get enough daily exercise, mental stimulation, and attention. These dogs do well in just about any climate, but are sensitive to heat. As one of the most affectionate dog breeds , they are not at all happy about being left alone for long periods of time. Although super-friendly and attention-loving, Goldens can also be sensitive to their surroundings; make sure they feel included, but have a quiet place to go if things get too noisy or overwhelming. Potential health concerns to be aware of in a Golden Retriever include progressive retinal atrophy, cataracts, elbow dysplasia , and hip dysplasia. Good breeding practices make a big difference in the health of puppies. Reputable breeders screen their dogs to avoid passing preventable issues to puppies. So, make sure you ask about the health and genetic history of the parents. You can also ask about any health tests or clearances that have been done. Goldens are considered one of the best dog breeds for first-time owners. They are highly trainable dogs that pick up on things quickly and are eager to please. These traits make them a good fit for owners of all experience levels. It also helps them excel at obedience competitions. As one of the smartest dog breeds , Golden Retrievers can get bored easily. Because they pick up things quickly, they can get bored with too much repetition in training. If your dog has mastered the command, move on to something more advanced or another activity. You can also enroll in puppy training classes for some variety in training and also some socialization. Golden Retrievers have a long double coat that will shed a little year-round and will be heavier twice a year as the seasons change. Brushing a few times a week and daily brushing during seasonal shedding along with a bath as needed is usually enough for at-home care. You will want to go to the dog groomer for a professional trim a few times a year, especially as the seasons change. Nail trims once or twice monthly keep nails from growing too long. Daily tooth brushing, along with cleanings at the vet when needed, is ideal. Golden Retrievers are one of the most active dog breeds. Daily walks plus some playtime, time to run, and other activities are usually enough to keep these dogs happy and healthy. But, they are high-energy dogs that will likely always be up for more activity if you are. Much like the Labrador , they also tend to have an extended puppyhood. They tend to start winding down a little around the age of 3 and settle into your lifestyle, but they will still be high-energy dogs that require a lot of daily activity. Goldens are known for being versatile and athletic dogs. They tend to love swimming. Once they are done growing and the vet clears them for higher-impact activities, you can try other things too. They are one of the dog breeds that make good running partners. You can also teach them how to play frisbee or play fetch. Training for dog sports is another good option. In addition to obedience, Golden Retrievers are well suited for agility, dock diving , rally, flyball, tracking, and more. Fully-grown Golden Retrievers usually stand inches tall and weigh pounds. Golden Retrievers generally live for years on average. With their intelligence, eagerness to please, and gentle disposition, Golden Retrievers are versatile working dogs. In addition to being one of the dog breeds that make the best service dogs , Goldens can be found working as emotional support dogs, certified therapy dogs, search and rescue dogs, military dogs, police dogs, animal actors, and more. Featured Golden Retriever Article.
As one of the most energetic breeds, your Silver Lab puppy will always be down for exercise, play, swimming or any other outdoor activity. Playful and excitable, be prepared to remove any knick-knacks from coffee tables or end tables — this breed is notorious for knocking these over with an almost constantly wagging tail! Widely considered the sweetest tempered dog breed, your Silver Lab puppy will light up every time you walk in the room — greeting you with kisses and affection when you come home after a long day at work. Highly intelligent, these dogs can easily be trained to respond to a variety of commands — and their alert nature makes them natural guard dogs. As one of the most lovable dog breeds, your Silver Lab puppy is sure to get along with everyone — from other dogs to small children and the elderly — making the breed a perfect fit for almost anyone who has the stamina to keep up with it! Many of these conditions affect dogs in later life, though some can occur during adolescents and early adulthood. To learn more about our commitment to ethical breeding practices , read about the Keystone Puppies Health Guarantee! This hunting breed has a water-resistant or water-repellent coat that is slightly dry and oily. Unlike many short-haired breeds, Labs are outdoor dogs. They are usually able to keep warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Silver Labrador Retrievers have short, straight coats that shed seasonally. They have a double coat — with thick, dense hair — which helps keep them warm during winter months. Their heavy coats also offer additional insulation when swimming — a favorite pastime of Labradors, Silver Labs included. With a low-maintenance coat, the Silver Labrador Retriever only needs brushed once or twice a week. Meet Silver Lab Puppies for Sale. Silver Valley Labradors is a family owned kennel that is proud to offer top quality silver, charcoal, and champagne labrador retrievers. We pride ourselves on being a top quality kennel and the breeder of your new best friend and family member. All of our dogs are registered with the American Kennel Club. Please note that the light silver color is considered to be a shade of chocolate and charcoal is considered a shade of black. Therefore, silver labs are registered with the AKC as chocolate and charcoal labs are registered as black. We are located in Stanley, Virginia in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Our dogs are very athletic and LOVE to swim. They are wonderful with children and love to play catch and retrieve games. Their kind, outgoing temperament make them excellent family dogs. We have spent a great deal of time researching the pedigrees and temperaments of our dogs to ensure that we have a top quality breeding program. All puppies have been wormed and received their 6 week vaccinations before going to their forever homes. Please explore this site to learn more about our dams, sires, and puppies. Feel free to call or email us. Thank you for visiting our site. At Happy Lab Kennels, we specialize in healthy, happy silver Labrador puppies, a variation of a chocolate lab with a gene mutation that creates their distinctive gray coat. Explore more about silver Labrador puppies for sale in NC and learn about the other great Labrador puppies we offer, including black, yellow and chocolate. The reason for this record is simple. Labs are great dogs. They have a wonderful temperament and are filled with Love to share. They seem to have one goal in mind, making Life long friends and memories. Labs are the perfect example of unconditional Love. While they do thrive on Love and attention, they require little maintenance. No long hair and curls to worry about and shedding is minimal. At Happy Lab Kennels, we focus on producing dogs that are healthy, friendly, gentle and full of love! While our dogs are mainly loving companions, they do come from hunting stock. With proper training, they would make a great hunting partner. About Happy Lab Kennels Our love for dogs has been growing for over 30 years We both grew up with a family dog, and knew we would always have a dog or two when we were older. Well, our love for dogs have been growing for over 30 years, with never having just one. Our dogs are a big part of our family. We have them spend time with us indoors, as well as, outdoors. We have them sleep inside when the weather is cold and to take a break on those very hot days. In our dog journeys, we have taken our dogs to field trials and have been active members of a K-9 Search and Rescue Team. What is A Silver Labrador? Loving companions, with the outgoing, friendly personalities Silver Labrador Puppies for Sale NC Silver labs were first created by a breeder in the early 80s and were officially recognized as a subset of the chocolate lab breed by the AKC in .While some think the unusual color comes from outside the breed, these dogs are verified by the AKC as percent Labrador retriever. Male labs grow to an average of .Our silver labrador puppies are bred as loving companions, with the outgoing, friendly personalities that have long made labs one of the most popular family dogs. These rare purebred, pedigreed pups are registered with the American Kennel Club. The Silver Labradors are registered as chocolates. Like other lab variations, silver labradors need lots of exercise. Get ready to play endless games of catch and take long walks around your neighborhood, where your pet is sure to make friends with other dogs and humans alike. These dogs respond well to training and easily adapt to new environments. They also tend to be great with children, although younger labs can be quite boisterous and may be excitable around those younger than 5. Our Other Labrador Retriever Colors Silver, chocolate, yellow, and black Labradors available for sale Black Labrador Puppies Black labs are sometimes considered the original Labrador puppies, brought to Newfoundland in the s. Because black is the dominant color gene for these dogs, they are more common than yellow, silver and chocolate labs. We offer an impressive selection of purebred chocolate labrador puppies for sale. This chocolate color comes from a gene variation on the classic black lab. Their golden hue occurs when both parents carry the gene for yellow fur rather than the dominant gene for black. Our love for dogs have been growing for over 30 years, with never having just one. Labrador Litters. Life Span Did You Know? Charcoal Labrador Retrievers, or Charcoal Labs, are playful little helpers that just want to explore. Their loyalty and independence make them a perfect pet for beginners. Interestingly enough, many breeders believe the gray tint appeared from outside labrador lineage. However, genetics has been able to provide more than enough evidence to support that these are indeed Labradors, albeit rare ones. Their genes contain a diluting factor in coat color dominance traits that are responsible for the gray hue — something that is also present in Silver and Champagne Labs as well. Quizzical and adventurous, Charcoal Labs have a penchant for chasing woodland critters. As a Retriever, they make great companions or service dogs and are perfect for hunters. Besides their working dog nature, Charcoal Labradors also exhibit a playful and patient attitude. This makes them perfect for families, even those with small children that may be too exuberant for other breeds. Highly adaptable, Labs are happy in almost any environment. While they definitely love to get attention, they are not a high maintenance breed and are content to spend time guarding over their family. They do tend to have natural retriever urges though, such as digging and minor barking, but exercise and some training will usually take care of this issue. These dogs are happiest when they are with their family, are well-exercised, and have plenty of mental stimulation. They can adapt to apartment living, but they must get enough exercise, attention, and mental stimulation in order to do so. Their double coat makes them a good fit for almost any climate. As with most dog breeds, they are sensitive to extreme heat or cold. Overall, Charcoal Labs tend to be a healthy and active dog breed. Regular visits to the vet will take care of most common issues, but owners should keep an eye out for overeating in their pup. Later on in life, Labs are likely to develop common age-related issues such as eye disorders and joint problems. Ideal for first-time owners, Labrador Retrievers are highly independent and adapt to almost any living situation. They are also highly trainable and are eager to please their owners. As companions, Labs can make the change from lap dog to guard dog and make a great fit for most owners. Grooming is fairly low maintenance for Charcoal Labs when compared to most breeds. Charcoal Labrador Retrievers will shed moderately year-round and will go through two heavier shedding cycles each year. A thorough brushing once per week, and the occasional bath will do just fine. If your pup likes to swim a lot or gets muddy on a hike or run, it may be necessary to bathe them more often. Bred to be working dogs, Labs are fairly active and need regular exercise as part of their routine. Daily walks and runs, trips to the park, or the occasional hike or swim will help them to stay active and healthy. They do tend to calm down a little once they get around 2 years old, but they will still be a high energy and active dog. Charcoal Labs grow up to be medium to large dogs. Typically, they get to be about 23 inches in height, weighing in at an average of 75 pounds. Males tend to range between 65 and 80 pounds while females range from 55 to 70 pounds. Labs enjoy a nice longevity, providing companionship for 10 to 14 years. Labrador Retrievers have a thick, tapering tail. Featured Charcoal Labrador Retriever Article. Life Span Did You Know? One of the facts about Labrador Retrievers is that they come in many colors. Silver Labrador Retrievers, or Silver Labs, are relatively new compared to the other Lab coat colors. Contrary to their Yellow, Chocolate, and Black Lab cousins, which have recorded sightings from and before, Silver Labs have only cropped up since .There was some heated debate over their authenticity, as many breeders believed the silver tint appeared from outside the breed. A diluting factor in coat color dominance traits is responsible for the silver hue — something that is also present in Charcoal and Champagne Labs as well. At any rate, Silver Labrador Retrievers are regal, loyal, and friendly Labradors that have a lot of energy and a lot of love to give! Silver Labs are curious and playful dogs. Their curiosity will often get the better of them and they may wander off in search of adventure if they are off-leash. Labrador Retrievers are known for their gentle, friendly dispositions and good natures. Well-socialized Labs tend to get along with children, other dogs, and even other pets and strangers. Because of this they make the ideal family dog and are one of the kid-friendly dog breeds. Despite being one of the most active dog breeds , Silver Labrador Retrievers are highly adaptable. They prefer bigger spaces to stretch their legs and explore. As one of the sturdy dog breeds for outdoor adventures , they will often take an outside adventure over an inside one any day. But, they will also just be happy to be spending time with you. They do well in most climates, but are sensitive to heat and extreme cold. Silver Labs are one of the most affectionate dog breeds. They are happiest when they are spending time with their favorite humans, so they do not like to be left alone for long periods of time. Potential health concerns to be aware of in a Silver Labrador Retriever can include elbow dysplasia , hip dysplasia, hereditary myopathy, heart disease, cataracts, and progressive retinal atrophy. A condition called exercise-induced collapse EIC has a genetic link and can occur in young adult Labradors. Good breeding practices and the health of the parents make a big difference in the health of Silver Lab puppies. Reputable breeders will screen their dogs to avoid passing preventable issues to puppies. Make sure you ask about the health and genetic history of both parents. You can also ask about any health tests or clearances that have been done. As a large, deep-chested dog breed, the Silver Labrador Retriever is at a higher risk for bloat. Silver Labs are one of the smartest dog breeds. They pick up on things quickly and are eager to please. Despite their energy and getting bored easily, they are still a great fit for dog owners of any experience level. Labrador Retrievers are considered one of the best dog breeds for first-time owners. Silver Labrador Retrievers have short, water-resistant fur in two layers. Because of this dense double coat that protects them from the cold, and being one of the dog breeds that tend to love water , they may try to go for a swim regardless of the season. They shed year-round and more heavily twice a year when seasons change. Plus, your Lab will love spending the time with you. Trimming their nails once or twice monthly keeps them from growing too long. Regularly checking ears and cleaning them as needed can help prevent ear infections. Proper dental care for dogs , like daily brushing and cleanings at the vet when needed, is important to prevent the tartar buildup that causes painful dental diseases later in life. Silver Labrador Retrievers need a lot of daily activity to be happy and healthy. Daily walks plus playtime, time to run, and other activities are usually enough for this dog. Although they are high-energy dogs, Silver Labs will tend to mellow out a little bit as they get older. Labrador Retrievers tend to have an extended puppyhood and maintain that puppy-like energy until they are around years old. Swimming is a great low-impact activity. Once your Lab puppy is cleared for more intense activity, you can try a lot of different activities with them. In addition to being one of the dog breeds that make the best service dogs , Labs are also athletic and versatile dogs that tend to be a good fit for a wide range of activities. Fully-grown Silver Labrador Retrievers usually stand inches tall and weigh pounds. Silver Labs generally live for years on average. Labrador Retrievers are one of the most popular dog breeds used as guide dogs, therapy dogs, and search and rescue dogs. They are also commonly found working as police or military dogs. They are even one of the best dog breeds for farms! Featured Silver Labrador Retriever Article.
Use tab to navigate through the menu items. Breeder of Authentic Australian Labradoodles Australian Labradoodles If dog breeds developed over hundreds of years to fulfill a specific needto hunt for prey, pick up birds, pull sleds, guard property, search and rescue, etc. In the Age of Anxiety, Australian labradoodles are what we need: a therapy dog. Sociable, huggable, intelligent, funny, and intuitive: this is modern-day man's best friend. We have the highest standards for the breeder dogs we add to our program, for the way we operate our business, and for the customers we select to become a family to our puppies. We are located in Westport, CT. Before adding a breeder to the program we test them thoroughly to ensure that they are free of genetic diseases; we have their hips and elbows certified by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals; and we have their eyes examined and certified every year. Our dogs live in our house or with carefully selected guardian families. The more puppies are exposed to different sensory experiences and socialization, the better companion dogs they will become. Puppies who have a positive experience when they hear the noise of vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, and beeping cars for example, will not be afraid of these loud noises later on. Puppies who play with children and all kinds of different adults will be outgoing and friendly. During the 8 to 9 weeks that the puppies are here, we let them experience a variety of situations which will help them become trusting and confident adult dogs. We also familiarize our puppies with the crate and begin potty training. It gives us enormous satisfaction to know that a labradoodle will bring as much joy into your life as our dogs bring into ours. Thank you for visiting True North and please get in touch if you have any questions. We would love to hear from you. A magnetic compass almost never shows true north. In fact over millions of years, magnetic north wanders considerably and occasionally reverses so that the magnetic north pole has been near the geographic south pole at some periods in the earth's history. In the arctic region, a magnetic compass is not very useful. In life's journey we are often uncertain where we stand, where we are going and what is the right path for us personally. Searching for our true north enable us to follow the right path: as we go, we need to develop our own inner compass. Finding true north is essential for accurate navigation. Email: bluebaylabradoodles gmail. True North Labradoodles have been a family-run labradoodle breeder in business for over 10 years. They breed healthy Australian Labradoodle puppies with excellent temperaments and beautiful coats in various sizes. Their specialization is multigenerational Australian Labradoodles in the mini and small-medium size range. They also do live video chat to keep buyers updated on their Labradoodles and provide advice and support after receiving your puppy. Location: Westport, Connecticut Email: truenorthlabradoodles gmail. They are all color tested before they are bred, so you can be assured of getting a beautiful non-shedding puppy that will grow up to be part of your family. They breed medium-sized Australian Labradoodles with a lineage dating back to the fourth generation. They do live chat with their puppy owners to help them raise the puppies and provide advice on anything they need. They love all of their Labradoodles and have a large extended family that is an integral part of raising the puppies, including children. All of their dogs are health screened and have a genetic health guarantee for two years. This small in-home breeder serves the tri-state area and all of New England. Location: Southington, , Connecticut Email: tristatelabradoodles yahoo. So do your homework to ensure you obtain a healthy and happy Labradoodle puppy. The state of Connecticut is an excellent location to raise a Labradoodle. The Labradoodle flourishes in this climate, which has mild summers and comfortable winters. On a concluding note, we have given you the 5 best labradoodle breeders in Connecticut. We hope that this list and information were helpful to you and it will help you decide on the right breeder for your next adorable Labradoodle puppy. These links are affiliate links, so if you do end up using the links, I will earn a commission. Dog Food: Every dog needs to eat correctly, and finding the best food for your dog can be challenging, as the market is absolutely flooded with products. These days I have two adorable fuzzy rascals around me, that ensures I get plenty of exercise and laughter throughout my day! Legal Information The owner of this site, LabradoodleHome. This site also participates in other affiliate programs and is compensated for referring traffic and business to these companies. Labradoodle Home does not intend to provide veterinary advice. All articles and posts are aimed at giving users a better understanding of their dogs. The content on this blog is not a substitute for veterinary guidance. Amazon OneLink. Mini Labradoodle vs Mini Sheepadoodle Comparison Two dog breeds, one purpose: to make your life a joy-filled journey powered by strong bonds, friendship, and unconditional love. Meet the Mini Labradoodle and the Mini Sheepadoodle. Two very adorable and friendly dogs with upbeat personalities, the Mini Labradoodle and Mini Sheepadoodle make the perfect addition to any lucky family. Your way of life, hobbies, and work schedule are all important factors that can help determine which of the two dog breeds is a good fit for your lifestyle.Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting time filled with joy, cuddles, and a few inevitable challenges. One of the most common questions new puppy owners ask is, "When can puppies go outside? They are fun, easygoing, and gentle. Mini Labradoodles enjoy canine games like chase, fetch, and Frisbee, and thrive on cuddles and love. Energetic, friendly, and full of life, the Mini Labradoodles make wonderful jogging and hiking companions. They are known to enjoy a good swim, a long stroll, and are very fond of adventures. The Mini Labradoodle puppies are happy, energetic, and bright bundles of joy. They are loving and eager to please, love to play and cuddle, and are excellent training students. A cross between Labrador Retrievers and Mini or Toy Poodles, the Mini Labradoodle may take after one parent breed or the other in appearance or they may have their own unique look with an added bonus of a hypoallergenic coat. We raise high-quality Mini Labradoodles as well as a few other breeds. We also have partnered up with several other reputable breeders that raise mini labradoodle pups that meet our strict genetic criteria and testing. So we usually have a good selection of very high-quality puppies. View Our Available Puppies! F1B Mini Labradoodle Puppies are a second-generation cross or hybrid. The father is a Mini Poodle and the mother is an F1 Labradoodle. The F1B Minature Labradoodles usually have soft hair that is usually wavy or curly. Thes puppies are considered semi-hypoallergenic since they shed minimally. These puppies can be a good fit if a person that has mild pet allergies. Once F1B Mini Labradoodles reach 6 months old they require to be groomed once every 8 weeks or so to keep their fur healthy and to stop matting. Adult F1B Mini labradoodle dogs range in size from 14 inches in height and pounds in weight. The average life span is typically years of age. The F1BB puppies usually have curlier coats and will be totally hypoallergenic. Once the F1BB pup is 6 months they will need regular grooming every 6 to 8 weeks. F1BB Puppies are usually slightly smaller than F1B puppies and range from 12 inches in height and pounds in weight. Mini Labradoodles are known for their intelligence and the ability to be trained very easily. They make amazing family pets and love to participate in family activities like swimming, hiking, camping or just playing tag in the yard. This breed is also a good choice for people who live in apartments as long as they get at least minutes of exercise a day. So if you live near Wilton Connecticut and are looking for a healthy and beautiful Mini Labradoodle puppy that can be delivered to you then check out our available pups now by Clicking Here. Below are some Mini Labradoodle pups that have been adopted. The Constitution State is an ideal environment for growing families and new puppies. Are you looking for Labradoodle puppies for sale in Connecticut? There are many Labradoodle breeders operating in this state, but which ones are legitimate and trustworthy? Preferable Pups has you covered. Preferable Pups unites puppies with their furever families! At Preferable Pups , we only do business with the top-tier and accredited Labradoodle puppy breeders. When you work with us, you can be assured that you will find a puppy who is healthy and highly socialized so that she will fit right in with your family. We understand that it can be overwhelming to decide what breeder to choose, but we can help you out. Fill out our application , and we will assist you in finding a credentialed Labradoodle breeder in Connecticut. Because of their deep love and experience with the breed, the owners of My Best Doodle want everyone to have a chance to know about this wonderful crossbreed. Plus, My Best Doodle Labradoodle puppies are bred to be non-shedding dogs with hypoallergenic coats. My Best Doodle is ranked as one of our top 6 best Labradoodle breeders in Connecticut because of its multi-generational ownership and extensive experience in breeding Labradoodle puppies. The breeders request that if you are interested in applying for one of their puppies, that you request an application via email. All My Best Doodle puppies head to their new homes, having been vaccinated and microchipped. There is also a two-year genetic health warranty and a clean bill of health from Awithnarian. Puppies also come with a gift bag that includes toys and a blanket that smells like their mother and littermates. 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To get the most out of your experience in talking to pug breeders you need to know how to classify quality dogs that are being sold by the best breeder. Do your research and list down the things you have learned about the breed and the breeders. You need to have a set of conditions or a checklist of what you are looking for in a pug and in a breeder. You need to be clear on what to expect from pug breeders before you start talking to local stores, online shops, or looking for referrals from other pet parents. You can check their site at the address below and visit their website to know more about them, about a pug puppy listing, and the amazing things they do. They are reputed in the Florida area and their owners have been doing great things to make sure that the pugs being released are at their optimal health, friendly, and ready to socialize with people. Confirm with them if they are a pug breeder that is AKC registered. These companies are respected and recognized by dog clubs and dog communities. Search for a pug breeder in Orlando FL or nearby areas. They have a list of pug puppies for sale and are connected with reputable breeders. These websites vet their members and are approved by the local dog clubs. They have a list of questions to ask breeders when you make a purchase. Tips for Selecting the Best Pug Puppies Here are some tips you can apply in searching for the best pugs for sale in Florida. Ask Around Ask around for referrals from your friends or if there are any local dog clubs for the breeders they know or a pet store with connections to a pug breeder they know about. Having someone you know personally vouch for a breeder is a great step ahead in your journey. Try to determine which one is closest to you. If you are based in Orland FL, it may not be a good idea to take the time and drive in the opposite direction if you have pug breeders lined up and close to each other. A good breeder is your best chance of getting the perfect pug puppy for your home. Reputable and ethical breeders will take the time to know you and will ask you questions related to your interest in getting pug puppies. Perfect puppy breeders will ensure their pug puppies for sale will be raised in a good and loving home. They will try their best to know if the buyers have the well-being of the puppies as their greatest interest. If a pug breeder is no longer an option, you can also go to pet shops, rescue centers, and animal shelters and ask if they have pugs available for adoption. These places are also good sources of information for reputable breeders in the area. Screen Pug Breeders This is the most important step to get right. A legitimate breeder will provide a perfect puppy that has a complete health record or a health certificate. A true dog breeder will not hesitate to provide a health guarantee for every pug puppy to be released. Search for local breeders and take note of their contact details, office addresses, and office hours. Call ahead of time and schedule an appointment. Once you are in their shelter, look for signs or red flags. If you already have a prospective puppy, try to interact with it to see how it engages with you. Remember that legitimate breeders will keep their puppies happy and energetic. Create a List of Questions to Ask Prepare a list of questions to ask about the pugs for sale and about the local breeder ahead of your visit. Ask questions about the general health condition of the puppy, its parents, and health records. You can also request to see the parents of the pug puppy and get a good look at their current health condition and ask if the pug puppies for sale or the parents are AKC registered. Pugs that are mixed breeds tend to develop respiratory conditions and problems with weight. Other questions you can ask are if the breeder provides the health guarantees or if the pups will be crate trained upon release and many other questions along those lines. Check the Pug Puppies that are for Sale Confirm if the available pug puppies for sale are in their optimal health conditions. If you can, make it a point to take a vet with you when you visit pug breeders to check on the pug puppies. If the puppies are already vet checked, ask for the contact details of the vet who checked the puppies. Avoid puppy mills at all costs. They do not practice ethical standards on raising pug puppies. A puppy mill will release unhealthy puppies and will not consider the overall health of both the parents and the fawns. They also supply mixed breeds and never purebred pugs. Check if they have the updated vaccines and if they have been de-wormed. Female pugs are heavy shedders especially if they have become mothers to week old pug puppies. Pugs shed hair all year round, so be ready for that. Puppies shed more in their early stages. Make note of how fast and spontaneous the breeder answers your question about the health of the pug puppies. A reputable breeder will have no trouble answering these types of questions. Know What to Look for Look for energetic and cheerful pug puppies. Healthy and friendly pugs are excited to see new people. Look for pug puppies for sale that have a nice, positive temperament. Also, look for vaccination cards, AKC papers, registration papers, and the health certificate of the pug puppies for sale. Be wary of mixed breeds listed as purebred pug puppies for sale. If the pug for sale is under the color unrecognized category, chances are, the breeder is selling you a mixed-breed puppy. Compare prices among legit pug and dog breeders. If the prices are too low or become too high, you may not be getting what you are paying for. Conclusion Getting a pug for your home is a decision you will never regret. They are among the best things you can have in the world. Pugs are reliable and provide the best companions. They are sensitive to your emotions and are dedicated to providing the comic relief you needed after a stressful day. Here are some of the other topics we have created to help you search pugs for sale by location. Our staff are avid fans and dedicated owners of Pugs. We hope to answer all the questions you have about Pugs. Just read and enjoy. Feel free to share if you find it valuable to others! Best regards, All the pug puppies they sell are raised in their homes, so they are all in good shape and are extremely friendly. Moreover, the pugs are also exposed to other breeds, which makes the pugs well-behaved in social settings. This is one of the best places you can get a pug puppy today. These tips are: Learn about the breed: Before you start looking for a pug breeder, you need learn as much as you can about pugs. Some pugs are show quality, while others may be off on some aesthetic details. Where do you begin? Reach out to family members, close friends, and neighbors: Do you know anyone who has a pug? Or perhaps, you can ask around if they know any pug breeders in the area. However, the best would be to speak directly to a person who has a pug. That way, they can share with you their experience, along with the breeder referral. Look on social media: Fortunately, technology has given us more convenience to connect with people in different places. From there, you can message pug breeders in your area. Along with these tips, you should also keep in mind that a good pug breeder allows you to see their home and see the dog environment there for yourself. Reliable dog breeders also offer a Welcome Back Program in the event that you want or need to return the dog at any time. They will also provide you with references of past clients and veterinarians that will let you do a background check by yourself. This is a good sign that the pug breeder is a reputable one as they want to make sure that the puppy will have a safe and healthy environment. You will notice that the best pug breeders are the ones that are truly interested in you, your family, and your home environment. They will also likely stay in touch with you after your purchase if you need help caring for the pug. In fact, some breeders have established long-term relationships with their clients. Beware of Scams As mentioned, pugs are one of the cutest breeds today. Sadly, along with the popularity comes people with poor intentions. In fact, there are a lot of cases of puppy scams all over the internet, some involve Florida pups. It works in a way that a pug breeder claims that they have a healthy puppy, convincing the buyer, and when the buyer finally pays, the pug breeder either disappears or delivers a different or unhealthy puppy. This scam is so widespread because people with puppy fever are swayed easily. According to the Better Business Bureau, 3. You can use the list we provide to help you finally be able to take home a healthy and happy pug! Everything related to pugs is our concern, feel free to browse our site to know more. Our staff are avid fans and dedicated owners of Pugs. We hope to answer all the questions you have about Pugs. Just read and enjoy. Feel free to share if you find it valuable to others! Best regards, They prioritize the needs of the dogs before anything. The breeder, Dawn Monzel operates this business program in a family environment and broad open space. They look forward to witnessing the birth of the new puppies. At that time, they take necessary steps to assist the mother by taking care of the newborn fur babies. The breeder, Dawn, gives importance to raise good quality family companions. The reason for this is that they allow visitors to spend time with the puppies. Through this activity, they get to know more about the Chinese Pugs which helps them to decide whether they want to adopt or not. This is truly a praiseworthy gesture. Their website also contains photos of the previous Pugs, female Pugs and the studs. The breeders encourage the interested buyers to visit them before buying. However, as it is always not possible, you can also give them a call if you decide to buy from them or have any queries. I am impressed by the dedication they put on their dogs to give them the best life. Doree and Joe are the professional breeders of Purelypugs. The breeders work hard to produce the best quality Chinese Pugs. They put much effort into searching for a good, loving home for their sweet fur babies. They consider the adopters as their new extended family and assist them in any sort of problem regarding the puppies. Purelypugs take much pride in their work. According to the owners, the prices they fix on their pups are the way of financing for their next-generation dogs. Their Facebook page contains all the lovely reviews from the customers mentioning Doree and Joe, the owners. I also came across the adorable pictures of the pups on the photo gallery section of the website of Purelypugs. To get updates on the litters and other information, you have to sign up on their website. You can also contact them through their email address. They are conscious about giving AKC or CKC registered, vaccinated, de-wormed, micro-chipped, and dew-clawed puppies to the customers. It is located in Dunnellon, Florida. I appreciate their dedication and hard work. The breeders understand very well the life changing impact a Pug can make to a family. That is why they are careful in choosing suitable homes for these pups. They do not ship their dogs and require meeting everyone interested in their breeds. I am sure you will be pleased to hear that they are currently selling a good-looking two year old AKC registered fawn male Pug. They also have a new litter of puppies available. Contact them on their given phone number or email address if you want to have your own fur baby or simply have any queries. You can also contact them directly on their website. Do you have questions about Pug breeders in Florida or where to find Pug puppies for sale Jacksonville Florida? Are Pugs good for apartments? Pugs are the perfect apartment dogs! And not just because they are small. Pugs are easygoing dogs who are content to lounge around and nap all day. Can I only pick from Florida-based breeders? Our partner breeders can then arrange safe transport for your puppy so you can just pick him or her up at an airport in Florida. How do you screen Pug breeders? All breeders and businesses who want to join our network go through a strict evaluation process where we take a close look at their experiences, practices, breeding knowledge, and facilities. A Pug breeder Florida must share the same values stated in our Breeder Pledge if they want to be welcomed into the network. How much is the average Pug in Florida? Pug puppies for sale Florida will vary in price. Pug breeders Orlando Florida and elsewhere in the state consider a number of things before deciding on a price. These include gender, coat color, and pedigree among others. Why is Florida Puppies better than other puppy finder websites? We are different because we conduct an independent review of all the businesses that join us to ensure that they follow ethical breeding practices. You might be tempted to get your dog from a puppy mill due to their offers of cheap Pug puppies in Florida but hear us out first. Where can I find a Pug mix? Pug crossbreeds like the Pug Pomeranian can make wonderful pets, too. What kind of dog is a Pug? The Pug is a toy dog breed that originated from China and traveled to Europe centuries ago. It first rose to fame when the Dutch royal family began keeping them as pets. The Pug is known for its sweet demeanor and silly antics -- qualities that made them such warm companion dogs to people of any age. About how big do Pugs get? Both male and female pugs can reach a height of inches and a weight of pounds. They are more sturdily built when compared with other toy dogs but are still quite portable. How does Florida Puppies work? Finding Pug puppies for sale in South Florida and in other parts of the Sunshine state is super easy. Begin by browsing our available Pug puppies or our featured Pug Florida breeders. 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As long as they are socialised well as a puppy, Golden Retrievers can happily fit into family life. They are gentle but need to be treated with respect by all members of the family, including young children, as like any dog their patience will eventually run out. Common health problems in Golden Retrievers Like any purebred dog, Golden Retrievers may encounter some breed-related health problems throughout their lives. Often, Breed Clubs will also be able to provide advice on what tests your breed may need and where to get these done. Make sure the parents of your puppy have had the relevant health screening to reduce the chances of your puppy being affected by these upsetting conditions. For Golden Retrievers, this is because they can have short legs in proportion to their body and a tendency to become overweight. Eye problems — screening tests are available and dogs should be screened on a yearly basis, especially if intended for breeding. Multifocal retinal dysplasia - abnormal development and growth of the back of the eye retina which can lead to blindness. Generalised progressive retinal atrophy GPRA — slowly leads to progressive blindness over months or years. Retinal pigment epithelial dystrophy RPED, or central progressive retinal atrophy — a genetic problem which causes issues in the back of the eye retina and loss of vision. Glaucoma — high pressure within the eye causing pain and loss of vision. Ichthyosis — a skin disease that causes thickening of the footpads and makes other areas of skin rough and covered with thick, greasy flakes that stick to the hair. Caring for your Golden Retriever Golden Retrievers are usually real big softies and can make a great addition to a home. How much noise they make will be down to the individual dog. Training and socialisation Golden Retrievers thrive off training and are very intelligent dogs. They love nothing more than to be given tasks to do to keep them occupied and have fairly good problem-solving skills — for a dog! As long as your Retriever is properly socialised from a young age , they should be confident around new people and situations. Retrievers also like their chill out time but will be more than happy to show you plenty of affection on their own terms. Exercise Golden Retrievers are very active dogs and need plenty of opportunities to exercise , play and get rid of excess energy. Your Golden Retriever will need a minimum of two hours of good exercise per day. You can find out how much exercise your dog needs , or even find exercises you can do together. Because they are intelligent dogs, Golden Retrievers can get bored easily so make sure you keep their brains active as well as their bodies. As their name suggests, retrieving is what they were bred for, so nearly all Golden Retrievers love a good game of fetch! Grooming Golden Retrievers have medium to long coats and generally do shed a lot. They are not a dog to take on if you hate hoovering! Ideally, they should be brushed or combed three times a week at a minimum. Where necessary you can trim their coat with the right tools, but seek advice from a professional dog groomer or vet first. You may also find that your Retriever loves water including any and all muddy puddles and swimming. Make sure they stay safe around the water and if they get mucky, use a dog safe shampoo. Will you give now to help people and pets in need? As the cost of living continues to rise, vet care could be out of reach for many. Donate to our emergency appeal now to provide vital vet care to pets in need and keep families together during this crisis. Donate Golden Retrievers and children If you have a young family then Golden Retrievers can be fantastic with children. If socialised properly from a young age, Retrievers can be quite calm and tolerant. Always supervise children and vulnerable adults with your Golden Retriever and make sure you can recognise the signs of unhappiness or anxiety in your dog to help avoid any conflicts. As with every breed, you should always teach children how to approach and play with dogs with care and kindness, to prevent any issues. Golden Retrievers and other pets Well-socialised Golden Retrievers are very easy-going, which usually means they can be great around other dogs and pets, too. Any introductions should be done carefully and following the right advice for your other pet, too. Always supervise your dog with other pets, even if they have known them for a long time. Obesity can cause other health problems for your Golden Retriever, so keeping them in shape is extra important. Make sure to monitor their weight and keep an eye out for any sneaky snacking. Your vet will be able to tell you how much your dog should be eating. If you give your dog an occasional treat or use treats for training, remember to take this into account and reduce their daily food allowance. Use healthy treats in moderation instead. You should try to feed your dog at the same time every day to get them into a routine. Remember to leave a gap before exercising and after eating. Beware unusually cheap puppies as they could come from a puppy farm. If you want to buy a pedigree puppy, we recommend looking for a Kennel Club Assured breeder as they have to do extra health tests and meet higher standards. Set-up costs Puppy vaccines — if you rescue a dog, reputable centres will often vaccinate them for you. Remember that ongoing booster vaccinations will be needed to continue their immunity. Neutering — you should usually arrange for your dog to be neutered at around months old, though your vet will be able to advise you exactly when is best. Check prices at your local practice as these will depend on your vet and where you live. Some rescue centres will neuter any dogs they rehome, saving you this cost. Equipment — including a collar and tags, lead, harness, dog beds, dog bowls, pet-safe toothpaste and toothbrushes, grooming brushes and toys. Keep in mind that all these will need to be replaced with wear or damage or if your dog outgrows or damages them! Ongoing costs Food. Preventive healthcare — budget for routine vet visits to help stop your dog getting ill and catch any problems early. They need annual check-ups, vaccinations and regular flea and worming treatments. Check if your vet offers a health care plan as this can help spread the cost throughout the year. Accessories — including lots of poo bags, replacing worn toys and grooming accessories, buying doggy toothpaste and any other extras they might need. Other costs Training — basic training is very important and dogs can benefit from formal classes. Some dogs may have, or develop, behavioural problems which might need professional management. Boarding — you may also need to budget for boarding or dog sitting costs if you are planning to go away from home on holiday. If you are having difficulty with veterinary costs, you can check if you are eligible for treatment at PDSA here. PDSA Pet Insurance Fun facts As they were bred to fetch game, they have a naturally gentle grip, called a 'soft mouth', so they don't damage the birds they carry back in their mouths. Golden Retrievers have an amazing sense of smell and are often used as search and rescue dogs in other parts of the world. They absolutely love water well, most of them do. Most Retrievers will take any opportunity to have a swim. Luckily, their coats are thick to keep out water and keep them warm. Golden Retrievers make really good assistance dogs and are often a top choice for training to be Guide Dogs for the Blind. Make sure you have the knowledge and dedication to give to these sweet natured dogs to keep them happy and the time and space to exercise them. While they make great family pets, make sure you are absolutely ready to take on the commitment of getting a dog first. Rehoming centres There are plenty of rescue centres across the country where you may find a Golden Retriever. Breed-specific rescues that specialise in Golden Retrievers are out there too. Good rescue centres should let you know of any health and behaviour problems. Breeders If you buy a Golden Retriever puppy from a breeder, make sure your puppy will be well socialised and have all necessary health checks and vaccinations. We recommend looking for a Kennel Club Assured breeder as they meet higher standards. Not sure if the Golden Retriever is the right pet for you? Aside from forcing you to get more active, having a canine friend can reduce stress for people of all ages. For starters, vaccinations start at weeks old and should be spaced out every two weeks. Golden retrievers have a reputation for being some of the best dog breeds for families. Are you looking to bring home a golden retriever puppy? Read on for an in-depth golden retriever guide to prepare you for your new best friend for life. Are Golden Retrievers Good Dogs? Of course, all dogs are the best boys and girls and deserve all the belly rubs in the world! However, when people ask if a golden retriever is a good dog, they want to know if the breed is a good fit for them. Some dogs also require extensive maintenance and can be too much for a beginner dog handler. For people wanting to make sure a golden is good for their lifestyle, the quick answer is yes. Golden retrievers are an all-around versatile breed for all kinds of people and are the best dogs you could ask for. Golden retrievers are amazing with kids and make for great family dogs. Goldens are a gentle bunch, and their intelligence and patience are often under-appreciated. They can handle household noise and curious toddlers with the patience of a saint. As a breed, they are well known for their loving, patient, gentle, and fun-loving nature. This is largely a result of upbringing and conditioning, as any dog can become aggressive if mistreated. If you want a friendly golden retriever, do your part and give them the love and care they need. Golden Retrievers Are Affectionate Goldens are affectionate and are sure to get along with any dog or person they meet. This is why you often see them excelling as therapy, comfort, and emotional support dogs. Golden Retrievers Have Wonderful Personalities There is nothing to not like about the personalities of this breed. They love to have fun, but they also like going with the flow. Given their history as hunting dogs, golden retrievers are curious and will go often go exploring if you let them. They also have plenty of courage and work ethic, making them great working dogs. Golden retrievers will always want to greet strangers and sneak a chance at some playtime. This makes them a poor choice to defend your home, as they might befriend the intruder instead. If you want a guard dog, a golden retriever may fall short of its responsibilities. They Can Be Mischievous This one should be obvious for anyone scrolling social media. Goldens have a penchant for tomfoolery and mischief, which can often be hilarious. Golden retriever puppies are particularly notorious for this. Part of this stems from their natural curiosity but also their relaxed and loving nature. While temperament is often a genetic arch-type and can differ from dog to dog, most of it is solid. This is a huge factor for families with multiple dogs or a cat. They May Have Trouble Behaving in Public Because goldens are so friendly, they sometimes have trouble behaving in public. Their temperament naturally pulls them toward new potential friends. You can work on these through socialization and by going slow. Take them to less crowded or busy places first, and work your way up until they get the hang of it. Keep an eye out for body language and physical contact. As we said, some of this comes built in, but you also have to work on it. There are two major things you need to do. If you want to ensure your golden has that loveable personality, start socializing them at a young age. Training is a must, and golden retrievers are usually eager to please. It also helps to get a puppy from a reputable breeder, not from any pet store or puppy mill. At My Golden Retriever Puppies , we breed and raise our puppies with the love and attention they deserve. Golden Retriever Traits Aside from personality and temperament, goldens have great traits. These include their trainability, intelligence, and energy levels. It also includes behaviors to watch out for, like chewing. For a quick dive, keep reading. Golden Retrievers Are Smart Golden retrievers are much more intelligent than people give them credit for. A great example is how the police love using them as sniffers and tracking dogs. As long as you put in the work, your golden will be able to flex its stuff. This has a lot to do with their intelligence and obedient and loving personality. Golden Retrievers Need Exercise Despite being pretty flexible with their energy levels, Goldens still need to exercise. Examples of this include frequent zoomies around the house or getting into messes. They Can Be Chewers Goldens can be chewers, and this stems from adolescence. Teething golden puppies will chew anything they can get their hands on. A great way to handle this is training and exercise. Goldens need stimulation. Playing tug of war or fetch is a great way to address that bad chewing habit. They are cute and smart, easy to train and grow up to be fantastic family dogs. Visit us today to bring the newest addition to your family home. A golden retriever is happy, loyal, affectionate, non-aggressive, and almost always friendly. They get along with almost everyone, including kids, strangers, and other animals. Do Golden Retrievers Bark a lot? For example, your puppy may boop things with their nose or use their paws to communicate. Are Golden Retrievers Well Behaved? Golden retrievers are some of the most well-behaved dogs out there. Galen has been connecting quality Golden Retriever breeders with loving families since and is the founder of My Golden Retriever Puppies. He and his wife have four children and love spending time together, traveling lived oversees for 4 years , enjoying the outdoors and connecting Golden families. Be the first to know when we have new puppies! All Rights Reserved.
german shepherd puppies for sale in michigan cheap - Their coat is distinctively different from even the lightest fawn colors, being almost white with a bit of yellow in it. Cream Frenchies have no markings on any part of their bodies, so it is considered a solid color. Their nose, lips, and paw pads may be pink or a somewhat darker almost black color, and in rare cases, they may have forever blue eyes. When it comes to grooming and care, Cream French Bulldogs are relatively low-maintenance. Like all French Bulldogs, Cream Frenchies are known for their affectionate and playful nature. They are excellent companions for families, couples, and individuals alike, and are especially good with children. Training Cream French Bulldogs can be a breeze if you use positive reinforcement methods. These dogs are intelligent and eager to please, and they respond well to rewards-based training. Socialization is also important, as with any breed, to ensure that your Cream Frenchie is friendly and well-behaved around other dogs and people. Always do your research and choose a reputable breeder who prioritizes the health and well-being of their dogs. While the price of a Cream French Bulldog may be steep, the joy and love they bring to your life are priceless. Why should you buy from a responsible breeder? Buying a Cream French Bulldog from a responsible breeder is important for several reasons. Firstly, responsible breeders like Tomkings Puppies prioritize the health and well-being of their dogs. We perform health checks and genetic testing to ensure that our breeding dogs are free of any genetic diseases or health issues that could be passed down to their offspring. We also provide proper care, socialization, and training to our puppies, which can help prevent behavioral issues in the future. Secondly, responsible breeders have a deep understanding of the breed and are knowledgeable about its unique traits and characteristics. We provide valuable advice and guidance to new owners, which can help ensure that the dog is well-cared for and happy in its new home. Lastly, buying from a responsible breeder helps to support ethical breeding practices and discourage puppy mills and other forms of unethical breeding. Puppy mills prioritize profit over the health and well-being of their dogs and often subject them to inhumane living conditions. By choosing a responsible breeder like Tomkings, you can help support ethical breeding practices and contribute to the betterment of the breed. Overall, buying a Cream French Bulldog from a responsible breeder is not only a responsible decision, but it can also help ensure that you have a happy and healthy companion for many years to come. We are knowledgeable about the unique traits and characteristics of French Bulldogs and can provide valuable advice and guidance to new owners. We also have a strong reputation within the French Bulldog community and have received positive reviews from many satisfied customers. Tomkings is committed to responsible breeding practices We are dedicated to producing high-quality French Bulldogs with desirable traits and characteristics. We carefully select our breeding dogs based on health, temperament, and conformation to breed standards. We also prioritize proper socialization and training for our puppies to ensure that they are well-adjusted and ready for their new homes. TomKings offers a health guarantee and lifetime support to their puppy owners We offer a one-year health guarantee on all of our puppies. This can help provide peace of mind to new owners. We also offer lifetime support to new puppy owners, which includes advice and guidance on training, behavior, and other issues related to owning a French Bulldog. Share Tweet True cream color is often confused with fawn in French Bulldogs. The stunning color adds a divine feature to the personality of these little miniatures. However, proper research is essential before you buy a pure cream colored French bulldog. That is why I feel it is important to know the distinguishing features of cream French bulldogs. Cream vs. White vs. Fawn French Bulldogs A true cream French bulldog has a slightly dull white shade. Although it is a solid color, it is slightly off white. The breed is recessive dilute of fawn breed line. The clear and shiny coat has no marking on the coat that complement perfectly black twitchy nose, eye rims, pigments, lips and paws. Interestingly the cream French bulldog is born in pure white color, but it develops black edges on its rims and ears within 24 hours. As cute French bulldog puppies grow, the solid cream color gets prominent with light cream edges to ears. Cream French bulldogs never develop sharp color patterns on their body like pied or fawn. True cream color in French bulldog is not common and is very different than white. They have darker and dusky eye rims while white or pied ones develop black spots on the nose first. Plus, white French bulldog has pink eye rim, but there is no pink pigment and ticking in cream French bulldog. Although there is nothing wrong with buying these French bulldog puppies as they have stunning shades, they may show some health problems. Removal of pigment and deafness are common issues in extremely white French bulldogs. The breed removes pigment from their ears and face, often causing deafness. Moreover, French bulldog with unpigmented skin is susceptible to skin cancer as compared to those which have more pigment. The defect is also very common in pied breeds with blue eyes. It is a genetic defect. Cream French Bulldog Breeders The good news is that you will find many reputable breeders who breed true cream French bulldogs through different breeding programs. Blue Heaven French bulldog is a good choice if you are looking to buy a cute cream French bulldog puppy. They also have many cream colored French bulldogs for sale. The breeder follows high-quality breeding standards and has a great variety of tans, blues, brindles, and whites. They keep good quality check on French bulldogs genetic defects and responsibly breed the different breed lines. Bottom Line All in all, cream French bulldog puppies are simply adorable and come with all the great features you love about this breed. However, all you need to do is be a little more careful while spotting the differences among white, fawn, pied and cream colored French bulldog puppies. Post navigation. Cream French Bulldog Puppy These are just the sweetest little things! They have blue eyes at first see below for more details. Their noses and paw pads darken to become solid black, usually within 24 hours. Their smooth, glossy coats are solid cream, but this color may lighten as the pup develops. French Bulldogs have a long history of severe health problems, so they need extra care and attention. You can buy unique skincare products designed for dogs to reduce the risk of allergies and infections. Wrinkles cause this dip in the skin, possibly trapping dirt and feces. It will also stop them from gorging their food all at once, reducing the risk of digestive problems. Smaller meals provided more regularly will help to ease this. For example, reputable breeders with excellent bloodlines will charge higher prices because their breeding program involves more expense. The price will also be affected by location, demand, and the sex or color of your dog. Even so, they may raise the price slightly to recover some of the expenses of breeding. One thing good breeders never do is breed specifically to get a particular color. Too many unscrupulous people are willing to take your cash, which is bad news for your bank account, but even worse for the dogs. Although thousands of online scams involve fake websites and ads for non-existent puppies, many real pups for sale online are produced in puppy mills. There are around 10, puppy mills in the US, where dogs are kept in miserable conditions. They are not cared for, never experience love or affection, and live in filthy kennels until they are no longer useful. Most puppy mill pups are sickly, poorly bred, and will cost you a packet in vet bills. While you might think reputable breeders charge too much, breeding is an expensive business when done correctly. When you buy from a reputable breeder, you know that the parents and pups have been treated well and tested for common health conditions. Your dog has an excellent chance of being healthy and living a long and happy life. Although brindle is the most common color, rare colors like blue appear to be growing in popularity. Many breeders are opposed to using dogs that carry this gene in their breeding programs as they are believed to increase the risk of certain diseases and health conditions. In most cases, they tend to change color after several weeks, usually turning brown, although green and amber are present in some breeds. As you might notice, none of these colors are included in the AKC breed standard! Sadly, blue eyes are not permitted either, probably to reduce the risk of further health problems. Chocolate Cream French Bulldog Photo from: mario. You can read more about rare colors further down, and the chocolate cream version is included there. Cream Frenchies are pretty rare anyway, but to get a chocolate and cream dog takes some doing. A pup will have to inherit two copies of the gene that dilutes black to brown to be chocolate. Oddly enough, the E-locus is dominant over all other colors! Any dog that possesses two copies of this gene will be completely cream, regardless of what other colors might be present. To the untrained eye, they look much like the blue version. However, when seen side by side, the difference is clear. This fantastic color, caused by a recessive gene, dilutes both the chocolate liver and the blue coat and is also referred to as isabella. Taking this one step further, Lilac Frenchies with the dilution gene will appear much lighter, usually with blue eyes. These dogs are known as Lilac Cream French Bulldogs. As we referred to earlier in the AKC breed standards, a pied dog is the same as a piebald. For Frenchies, the term pied is mainly used. First, what is a Pied French Bulldog? Therefore, you can have a white dog with black patches covering the body, including the head and neck. These black and white dogs are in demand, possibly in second place after brindle. Instead, the cream base has light fawn patches. All dog breeds suffer from health problems, although some are worse than others. French Bulldogs are more prone to certain health issues because of their size and shape. As dogs naturally have a long muzzle, this feature — a result of selective breeding — causes significant health concerns. The airways are crammed into the skull, causing breathing difficulties that may lead to fainting, collapse, and death. This causes the eyes to bulge, making them prone to injury from knocks and scrapes. They might even come out of the socket if the dog hits its head. The French Bulldog is prone to hip dysplasia because of decades of deliberate breeding. The problem is caused by a malformed hip joint that allows the bones to grate against each other, making movement difficult and uncomfortable. Surgery is often needed in severe cases. The kneecap usually slots into a groove in the bone. When it slips out of place, it stops the dog from extending its knee fully. The danger of pups becoming stuck in the birth canal is too much of a risk, so most French Bulldogs are born by C-section. Although safer, this method is not without its risks. Natural oils, dirt, sweat, and saliva become trapped inside, making a perfect environment for germs to thrive. While some allergic reactions are mild, they still make life uncomfortable for your furry friend. However, some reactions can be severe, resulting in anaphylactic shock, which can be fatal. Sadly, the Cream French Bulldog has an even greater risk of allergies because of its color. It all comes down to coat color genetics. However, we know enough to be convinced that some colors and patterns are bad news! Coat Color Pigments Dogs get their colors from two pigments: eumelanin and pheomelanin. These tell the cells in the hair follicles which colors to produce. Many people have concerns about the White French Bulldog as they believe that all white dogs are albino. However, very few white dogs are true albinos! Albinism carries a severe risk of blindness, eye damage, skin cancer, and light sensitivity. You can take some comfort in the fact that the White Frenchie is listed in the AKC breed standards, as they usually bar any colors that carry a health risk. In truth, some colors should be labeled color patterns, and merle fits this category, along with sable and brindle. Sadly, however, it seems to be linked to severe health issues. The merle gene responsible for the random, mottled pattern that appears on piebald or pied and solid color coats can also affect skin pigment, as well as the structures that form the eyes and ears. When two merle dogs are bred, pups that inherit this gene may suffer from deafness and eyesight problems. Many merle dogs have blue eyes, and some have one blue and one brown eye. As unusual and beautiful as this is, any dog with these qualities is banned from shows. For the sake of clarity, the merle gene rarely causes problems unless two merle dogs are bred. The jury is still out on this one! Many experts claim that the solid black Frenchie is the rarest, while others point to fascinating colors like blue, chocolate, merle, and lilac. By comparison, we only found one instance of a Chocolate Cream French Bulldog! You also hear about such oddities as the blue merle, blue fawn, blue pied, blue brindle, lilac cream, chocolate cream, and so on. There are also suggestions that specific rare colors are achieved by creating hybrids with other dogs, like the Pug. A good breeder might produce one or two litters a year. The average Frenchie litter is three pups. So, out of six puppies in one year, only one of these might be a rare or unusual color. Finally, we have to include the Cream French Bulldog in the list of rare colors. These lovely come in a fantastic array of colors, though some of the less common ones are considered non-standard and undesirable. However, its light color appeals to people, and it has recently become more popular. Social media is probably the biggest driver of trends and fashions these days, and, rightly or wrongly, dogs have become fashion accessories as well as pets. As awareness of different breeds or unusual colors spreads across social media pages, demand for particular dogs rises. So, while the brindle French Bulldog is the most common color and has been for some time, this could change soon. This is why many breeders, kennel clubs, and purebred dog enthusiasts believe that people should avoid breeding and buying dogs outside of the breed standards. They think that the whole point of purebred dogs is to preserve and improve the breed, and creating unusual colors, they argue, could jeopardize the breed. We should also consider the health implications of creating unusual colors, particularly where the merle gene is concerned. As fashions and fads come and go, it might be that the French Bulldog falls from favor, outdone by another adorable breed. However, the Cream French Bulldog is safe — for now. It can be a lapdog, show dog, or both! As long as dog lovers buy them, the breeders will produce them. In conclusion, we have to keep in mind that Frenchies have in-built health problems. While breeders and kennel clubs frown on any deviations from the standards, often citing health concerns, it has to be said that these little dogs are already at a disadvantage. Many animal welfare groups question whether it is ethical or fair to continue breeding them at all. Before you buy one, consider that they are predisposed to health conditions that will require many visits to the vet. As they can live for between 10 and 14 years, this can amount to money and stress! Read Next:. They are slightly darker than white Frenchies , but paler than a fawn Frenchie. Cream Frenchie dogs usually have no markings. But, occasionally, you may find a cream French Bulldog with a black mask. This is not to be confused with the fawn Frenchie. French Bulldogs with cream coloring will have the same overall personality and general health concerns as any other Frenchie shade. According to the AKC breed standard, cream is a standard and accepted color for the Frenchie breed. In fact, cream French Bulldogs are also allowed to have a slightly lighter nose than other shades, according to the AKC breed standard. Are Cream French Bulldogs Rare? To understand if cream Frenchie dogs are rare, we need to learn a little more about how this color happens. There are two pigments that control all dog coat colors. The one that creates cream coats is called pheomelanin, which shows up as red in its basic form. Cream coats occur when pheomelanin pigment is diluted. The gene that causes this dilution is known as… the dilution gene. However, the dilution gene is recessive. So, puppies need to receive it from both parents in order to have a cream coat. Because of this, cream Frenchies can be quite rare. Can Breeders Breed for Cream Coloring? So, if puppies need this gene from both parents, can breeders encourage a cream coat with selective breeding? Luckily, we know a lot more about coat color genetics in dogs than we used to. So, some breeders may choose to increase the chances of getting cream puppies by breeding certain dogs together. Breeding for a specific color at the expense of overall health or temperament is risky. Reputable breeders will prioritise good health over other traits, such as coat color. Especially in a breed like the Frenchie that already suffers from a number of shape-related issues. Given the popularity of this shade, you may need to go on a waiting list for a cream Frenchie puppy. So, how can you tell the difference between the two? In terms of genetics, fawn and cream are two very different colors. Cream, as we know, is controlled by the dilution gene. But, fawn coloring is decided at the K locus — a different place altogether in their genetic code. Fawn is another standard, accepted color for Frenchies. But, it is a lot darker than cream Frenchies. Plus, fawn Frenchies are more likely to come with black faces. Fawn can also come with other colors, including fawn and white, or fawn brindle. White vs Cream French Bulldogs Another coloring that is often mistaken for cream is white. White is another standard and accepted color for Frenchies to come in. However, white Frenchies are much paler than cream Frenchies. They are a pure white, rather than a warmer shade. White Frenchies can come with fawn or brindle coloring as well as their base white shade. And, like the fawn and cream colors, they can come with any of the standard Frenchie markings. Are Cream French Bulldogs Healthy? As we know, cream French Bulldog coloring is caused by the dilution gene. And sadly, this gene is linked to alopecia in many dogs. Cream Frenchies with alopecia may start to lose their coat in patches, or altogether. Or, their fur could thin over time. But, on top of this, cream French Bulldogs will suffer from the same health issues as other Frenchies. Including all health issues related to their face shape. Owners should be aware of the following problems if they are looking to own a cream French Bulldog:.
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We are looking for good homes only, preferably with people who have experience with German Shepherds. Located in Limerick. Mother in last picture. Why do you think the police force and military are using the German Shepherd so much? Sure, a Doberman can do the job just fine and there are definitely dog breeds that have stronger olfactory senses or stronger bites but they may not be willing to obey every command in every situation. They are too intelligent to outright obey everything which can sometimes be perceived as stubborn. Does that mean the German Shepherd is not smart? Absolutely not. In fact, the German Shepherd is often cited as one of the smartest dog breeds, right after their cousin the Belgian Shepherd, also known as Malinois. Their will to please outranks. How trainable is the German Shepherd Husky mix? Well, the Husky is known to be quite independent by design. So even though pairing these two very smart dog breeds makes sense at first glance, a Shepherd Husky mix might not be as easy to train as imagined. That being said, pairing a German Shepherd with a more agreeable Husky can certainly help. Genetics and temperament of the parents always play a pretty big role. This is not always the case and even a purebred may struggle with protection without proper direction and training. Always consult a professional to avoid teaching your dog negative behavior patterns barking at strangers on walks, lunging at dogs, and so on. Huskies are incredibly enduring. How could they not, they were bred to run hundreds of miles in very cold climates. But their original working purpose was quite specific and they may need to have an outlet for this desire to run. Training your dog early on will prevent behavioral issues in the future and gets your dog used to brain training. Since both breeds are relatively high energy, you need to walk your Shepsky at least twice a day for a minimum of minutes each. The German Shepherd is known to be a formidable family dog while the Husky can be quite reserved. Huskies are used to living and working in a pack and can be very sociable animals while Shepherds develop a deep bond with their owners. Although pairing these two breeds can produce great family dogs, there are other large dog breeds that are even suitable for apartment living out there that are very patient with children and also perfect for guarding property. Expect to have a very smart dog that will challenge you throughout the day. He will probably grow into a medium to large-sized dog with a weight of about 40 to 80 pounds. Both dogs are working breeds so you can expect a Shepsky to have high exercise needs. A task or daily job would keep them the happiest. Grooming Both dog breeds can have relatively similar coat types. Huskies have a thick double coat, meaning an undercoat plus guard hair. While the undercoat is soft and dense, the guard hairs are straight and somewhat smooth. Depending on the specific pairing, the coat can be a toin coss. Be ready for shedding seasons with both of these dogs. You can expect your male German Shepherd Husky mix to be in cm with a weight of lbs kg. Female German Shepherd Husky mixes range from in cm , weighing in at lbs kg. Apartment Living Can you live in an apartment with a high-energy dog like the German Shepherd Husky mix? It depends. If you provide your dog with an outlet for his exercise needs which means lots of walks, play, and training then there should be absolutely no problem. However, their tendency for high-pitched barks or howling may cause problems with your neighbors. Proper training will help and entails teaching your dog the quiet command. Would I advise you to buy a mixed breed from a breeder? Definitely not. There are far too many mixed breeds sitting in shelters and waiting to be chosen. As long as there are no health issues present in their ancestry, you could argue that mixed breeds might be healthier than purebreds from backyard breeders. Beware of backyard breeders mixing in a third breed without stating so. Make sure to check out my breeder questions before you fall victim to scammers or backyard breeders. Make sure to talk to a veterinarian or nutritionist first. Do you have a German Shepherd Husky mix? Share with us your experiences in the comments below! The resulting dog is a genetic gamble in terms of health and temperament and offers no advantage to a health-tested dog or rescuing. Disclaimer: This blog post does not substitute veterinary attention and does not intend to do so. I am not a veterinarian or pet nutritionist. If your dog shows any sign of illness, call your vet. Post navigation. Large and in charge, taking the beauty and active lifestyle of both breeds, this dog is fiercely loyal and protective. So, if you are looking to add this spirited designer breed to your family, you may be wondering how much a German Shepherd Husky mix costs. Mixes with registered parents will be more expensive. We have put together a comprehensive guide to the cost of a German Shepherd Husky mix. This includes the cost of the puppy, start-up costs, feeding, and upkeep. Read on to learn more! What factors determine the price of a German Shepherd Husky mix? To determine the cost of buying a German Shepherd Husky mix, you should consider age, breeder reputation, documentation, health record, litter size, and location. Although a cheaper dog may be tempting, you may pay more in the end if the breeder has not taken good care of the dog. Age Shepskies are ready to leave their mother and littermates at about 8 weeks old. The youngest ones will be the most expensive because this is the most desirable age. As the puppy gets older, the price may become a bit cheaper. Breeders tend to have several litters of puppies staggered over time. If they have a puppy who is a few months old from a previous litter they often lower the cost of that puppy when a new litter is born. You can also rescue older Shepskies. Adult Shepskies are usually vaccinated and cost less than a puppy. They may or may not be well-trained, depending on the previous owner. Breeder reputation You will pay more for a well-known breeder. The better the breeder, the more demand there is for their dogs. So, this will cost more. Also, if the parent dogs are well-known, their puppies will also cost more. You should always check to see what kind of reputation a breeder has. Some breeders keep their puppies in poor living conditions. Look at reviews online or ask others who have completed business with them. Documentations German Shepherd Husky mixes are a fairly new designer-breed that were first bred in the s. However, it is important to get offspring from pedigreed parents. Ideally, you want a first-generation dog with one full-blood German Shepherd parent and one Siberian Husky parent. When purchasing a Shepky, ask to see the parents and their documented pedigree to assure you are getting a first-generation German Shepherd Husky mix. Second and third generations may lose much of their designer look. They can also be less healthy because of selective breeding. Health record A dewormed and vaccinated puppy will cost more than one that is not, but this cost is worth it in the end. If you get your puppy without these medical checks, you will have to get them on your own. The vet bills will end up costing you about as much, if not more than the additional adoption cost. If you adopt Shepsky puppies from a shelter, they often go ahead and neuter them, which will be factored into the cost. Also, reputable breeders screen their parent dogs and their puppies for health defects, which ensures you have a healthier dog. These costs get transferred to the buyer, but they are worth every cent. Location Some places have a higher cost of living, and as such, the cost of a Shepsky will be higher in those places. Also, if you travel a long distance to get your dog, you may have to factor in those costs. In general, both the German Shepherd and the Husky are pretty popular breeds, so their offspring are usually readily available in most locations. You can check local breeders and online pet-finding sites to find Shepskies near you. Litter size Larger litter sizes are usually more difficult for the breeder to sell. So, if you can find a breeder who has a large litter size, they may give you a deal. You can also sometimes negotiate with a breeder to adopt two puppies for a slightly cheaper price than getting each one individually. This can help you save on the overall cost of the adoption, and it will give your puppy a companion. Coat color Shepsky puppies come in a variety of color patterns, but generally, they have a combination of two colors. These can be black, white, cream, brown, red, or blue. Most people prefer German Shepherd Huskies which have a combination of white and another color, which may drive up the cost of that particular coat color. Gender Female dogs usually cost more than males, whether you are getting a puppy or an adult. Females cost more because they are able to provide many litters of puppies throughout their lifetime. Since they can get pregnant, they will have more medical costs throughout their lives. Even the process of spaying a female is more costly and invasive, adding to the cost of the female. Males will be slightly cheaper. How much should you expect to pay for a German Shepherd Husky mix? However, prices will vary according to how popular Shepskies are in your area. Papers refer to the proof that the parents were registered as purebred dogs. This ensures you are getting what you are paying for. However, this is not an ideal place to adopt from. You would risk getting an unhealthy dog. Price of Shepsky adults Instead of buying a puppy, you can opt for adopting an adult Shepksy. Adult dogs will already be trained, easy to fit into a busy lifestyle, and cost less both initially and in the long run. You can find these at local shelters. There may be listings for them on pet rehoming sites, as well. These dogs will already be neutered and have had vaccinations. The only downside is you may not be able to verify whether they are first-generation Shepskies. The start-up costs will be the most expensive, afterwards, the ongoing costs will be more affordable. Or it could be a mixture of two or more colors. German Shepherd Husky Mix: Temperament A dog can express much more with his tail in minutes than his owner can express with his tongue in hours! So, how smart are German Shepherd Husky mix? The German Shepherd Husky mixes are highly active, smart, and mischievous. However, despite these qualities, these cuties are known for their protective and stubborn nature, which is actually not completely true. In fact, these canines are very affectionate and loving towards their families. With the right training and early socialization, they become the best family pets on this planet. As their parent breeds are highly energetic and active, the German Shepherd Husky mix is also playful and active. So, what do you call a German Shepherd husky mix — friendly, protective, or both? Knowing how to take care of pets is vital so your beloved pup can comfortably live in the current circumstances. Gerberian Shepsky dogs have a thick double coat available in so many gorgeous colors. Due to this, you need to brush their coat at least 2—3 times a week. Also, these canines are a moderate shedder. If anyone has, get a hypoallergenic dog, not this one! These dogs usually shed heavily twice a year, so they need more brushing and grooming during this period. Be ready to provide lots and lots of exercise to your German Shepherd Husky mix puppy. These canines love outdoor activities like running, hiking, and playing fetch. These dogs are not suitable for apartment living. There should be a large, fenced outdoor space for your pup to play and run. They need at least 60 to minutes of exercise every day. With the positive reinforcement training methods, Gerberian Shepsky easily learns all the instructions and complex tasks. However, these canines can sometimes act stubborn and easily get bored. With the help of a positive, reward-centered training technique and fun toys, you can teach your pup many things. So, the key to training a German Shepherd Husky mix dog is to keep these sessions interesting and stimulating. Do you know what food you can give to this breed and what not? Give your pup high-quality, protein-rich food to maintain their muscle mass and energy levels. You can also consult the vet and get a specific diet plan for your Husky Shepherd, depending on its health and energy levels. Depending on the size and age of the puppy, you can increase or decrease the amount of food. Senior Husky German Shepherd mixes: — calories per day. As dog owners, we may have several questions, such as how long do German Shepherd Husky mix live and whether these canines suffer from serious health problems. Even though the Gerberian Shepsky is a relatively healthy breed and the German Shepherd Husky mix lifespan is around 10 to 14 years, they still have a few medical conditions, just like any other breed. Here are some of the common health issues: Elbow and hip dysplasia. The height of this crossbreed varies from 20 to 23 inches, making them medium-sized dogs. This crossbreed will have a dense, medium-length coat. It has a double coat which is weather-resistant as well. The coat type of the Australian Shepherd Huskies should be considered together with the environment where it will live. You may see a combination of brown, black, silver, and gray coat colors. The chest to belly areas have one dominant color and the rest of the body have another color. The Australian Shepherd crossed with Husky dogs is intelligent. This trait makes it easier to train because they can catch up and acquire skills faster than the average. These dogs can become service, rescue, and therapy dogs if trained appropriately. The Husky Australian Shepherd mix dogs have sheer determination and strong guardian skills. They are suitable watchdogs for your home. They tend to be aloof with strangers. There are times when it desires to be with people and show its affectionate nature. You can manage these moments with initiating early socialization and effective training. Overall, this mixed breed is a good family companion. This activity will help you gauge the dependable and qualified breeders. These set of individuals aid in providing an amiable environment for proper growth and development. They avert the possibility of inbreeding to assure negligible health issues. Trusted breeders will allow you to have a copy of the health records of the parent dogs and the offspring. Applies to all dog food recalls in the U. This part of the article aims to help you determine potential breeders. It is also crucial to visit the potential breeders personally. This will help you see if the breeders are doing their best to care for the parent dogs and offsprings. Instead of getting pets from pet stores, you can check out some local rescue shelters. The benefits of grooming include avoiding issues such as bug infestations, establishing a tight bond between the dog and the owners, moisturizing the coat of the dog, and preserving the neatness of the dogs. Brushing is an essential part of grooming this mixed breed. The Australian Shepherd Huskies are notorious heavy shedders. You may opt to use of a slicker for untangling mats or knots in the fur. It can run through the thick layers of the double coat and facilitate effective grooming. The frequency of brushing the coat of a Husky Australian Shepherd mix dog ranges from three to five times each week. It is better to start brushing when you assure that all the coat areas are exposed. You may opt to use a slicker brush that has long pins. Grooming could be a delightful or horrible experience to the dogs, depending on its nature. Some dogs are distressed by the feel of the grooming materials against their skin. A gentle way to help the dog is through desensitization training. You may need to wait for a few days or weeks before you can initiate brushing with a slicker brush or metal comb. Trimming the fur of the dog is another step in the grooming process. It should be noted that you will move the thinning shears with the direction of hair growth. You should give a bath to this dog when necessary. It becomes necessary when the dog is visibly dirty or smelly. I advise that you use hair products with neutral pH ingredients like oatmeal and aloe vera. The small parts of the dog should be groomed as well, such as the eyes, ears, nails, nose, and paws. You should never use a cotton swab for their ears. You can use a cotton ball with mineral oil or microfiber cloth with mineral oil to remove debris from the eyes. Another clean cotton ball and a cleanser with dog-friendly formulation are needed for cleaning the ears of the Husky mixed with Australian Shepherd pup. You may choose to visit a trustworthy groomer and schedule a grooming appointment for your dog if you have a busy schedule or work. Both environmental and genetic factors could affect positively or negatively the long-term well-being of the crossbreed. Siberian Huskies are generally more prone to health issues than the Australian Shepherd breed. A responsible owner should be mindful of this and watch out for possible manifestations. Here is a list of some of the known health conditions in a cross between a Siberian Husky and an Australian Shepherd: Hip dysplasia: This health problem occurs generally for the old dogs, but a predisposition causes it to appear in the younger ones too. It may cause intense pain for the dog because of joint inflammation. Heat stroke: Since this breed has a thick double coat, they tolerate the cold weather more than the hot weather. They are more prone to developing heat stroke. Epilepsy: It is a neurologic problem that leads to multiple seizures. This may be due to structural or idiopathic causes. It is the decline of the photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eyes. These cells function to convert light energy to electric stimuli. Their decline means that this may lead to blindness. Cataract: This condition refers to the disorder of the eye lens. This causes cloudiness in this crystalline structure. I suggest that you subject the pup to early and timely vaccinations as well. This prevention method is crucial in avoiding sickness like adenovirus, parvovirus, hepatitis, parainfluenza, measles, and rabies. This document would provide a deeper insight into the health status of the dog. It is important to know that dogs require a particular amount of food based on their rate of metabolism, weight, activity level, and age. I recommend serving the dry food in two meals per day. To avoid bone fractures and immature bone development, phosphorus and calcium are truly crucial. These minerals also help in muscle growth and blood disorders. Another helpful and essential mineral is magnesium. This also aids in bone and muscle growth. Strong and clean gums and teeth look great on every dog. I recommend that you feed your dog with dry food. Here is a list of the best dry food for the Australian Shepherd crossed with Husky dogs. It contains herring meal, canola oil, and peas. It has a simple formulation made up of eight primary ingredients. It contains a very of meat products like fresh duck, chicken fat, and turkey. You can be assured of its health benefits since it is also packed with probiotics, minerals, and vitamins. Purina HA Hypoallergenic: Some mixed breeds may be susceptible to food allergies and food intolerance. This product is a carefully manufactured food with tiny protein molecules. You can give this food exclusively for eight to 12 weeks to optimize the effect of the diet. After this period, you may opt to switch to another dog food or mix this type of kibbles with another. This dry food is perfect for growing pups or adult dogs with digestion problems. It has chrondroitin and glucosamine that aid in joint development. It has natural ingredients like apples, broccoli, blueberries, and kale. It has supplemental minerals and vitamins as well. It contains probiotics for better digestion. It is perfect for picky eaters that prefer savory dog food formulation. You should make it a habit to monitor the weight of your dog. Overweight dogs may be prone to develop structural defects. You will notice that the dog is heavier, easily tires during exercise, and has visible excess body fat. This condition rises greatly during the old age. It may also be caused by hormone problems. To ensure that your dog is in its peak condition, it is advisable to have a word and set appointments with a reliable veterinarian. These check-ups will help you become more aware of the current conditions and possible health risks of the dog. The veterinarian can determine if the dog is way beyond the ideal body weight and proportions as well. For playful, energetic puppies you can skim through best puppy food brands and find a perfect choice. For older gray-coated dogs try to find something in best senior dry dog food. They are not Pugs but might find best dry dog food brands for Pugs delicious. Inheriting lots of genes from their parents, these doggos have a unique personality and preferences. These activities can last for at least one and a half hour. To capture the attention of your dog, proper and adequate stimulation for the Husky crossed with Australian Shepherd dog is needed. Some of the favorite outdoor activities of this crossbreed are jogging, fetching, and hiking. This crossbreed is a strong chewer. You can occupy the dog in a munching activity to avert boredom. Chewing also aids in maintaining the cleanliness of the teeth and gums. It is available in different colors and made of sturdy material. The Husky Australian Shepherd mix dogs require a large fenced backyard. Its independent streak predisposes the dog to roaming and escaping the neighborhood. During its younger years, you may choose to keep the puppy in the house for physical activities where you can monitor it better. It can be personalized, depending on the activity for the day. It is also easy to set up. Husky Crossed with Australian Shepherd Training The Australian Shepherd crossed with Husky dogs has a great potential to become service, rescue, and therapy dogs. Training will be necessary to achieve its best behavior and skill acquisition. Aside from adequate physical and mental stimulation, obedience training should be initiated. It is important to be helpful and strong in interacting with your dogs. Here are some tips on training the Husky mixed with Australian Shepherd dogs: Leash training: This will prevent your dog from pulling ahead during walks. Never hit your dog: This action will affect your bond with the dog. The dog could see you as a threat and attack you. It may develop antisocial personality traits. Chew Toy Training: Some dogs tend to chew on the nearest object. This may cause the destruction of property and health problems. One way to stop this behavior is offering a tasty chew toy in place of the other object. It is important to only do this when you caught the dog during the act of chewing. Take advantage of its young age: Puppies learn the fastest among the age range of dogs. You need to be consistent and reasonable when training puppies. You can hire a professional dog trainer if you need more information and help in applying the training methods. They also enjoy their time with other dogs and pets. They could demand the same level of energy as the other pets. This process will let the dog grow into a courageous and poised adult. The dog will feel at ease with interacting with people and other dogs. This will also enhance the capabilities of the dog in becoming herders or service dogs. As a responsible adult, you should keep an attentive eye on the dog-child interactions. It is crucial to teach the children to avoid distressing the dog during meal time and rest. You must be wary of the sizes of the other pets you have. This crossbreed may become intimidated with breeds with larger sizes. In taking care of the Husky Australian Shepherd mix dogs, you need to allow room for playful interactions and bonding. You will need to balance the time for discipline and fun. The German Shepherd Husky mix is a relatively new designer dog breed. Very little is known about where and when it originated. Many dog experts claim that the first of this kind was bred intentionally sometime in the late s. Originally, a German Shepherd and a Siberian Husky parents were mated to produce a first-rate working dog, since both the parents are excellent working dogs. Soon, because of their sheer strength and quick intellect, they were used to assist with search-and-rescue operations and took military and police roles. It would help to get a glimpse of the origin of the parent breeds to have a better understanding of German Shepherd Husky mix. The German Shepherd , which originated in in Germany, were used to herd sheep and pull heavy loads under tough conditions. They were imported and used as sled dogs during the Alaskan Gold Rush. The breed eventually became popular throughout Canada and the United States as great pets. The Siberian Husky is believed to have originated over two millennia ago from the Siberian Arctic. Nomadic Indian tribes used these dogs to help with pulling sleds and heavy loads. The Siberian Huskies made their way to North America in the s. Despite having relatively short history, German Shepherd Husky mixes have already become fashionable and increasingly common. German Shepherd Husky Mix Puppies! For the most part, when two different thoroughbred canines mate, the puppies will most often inherit traits from their parents. This will vary from litter to litter, of course. But rest assured that German Shepherd Husky mix puppies look a lot like their parents in terms of how they look as well as their personality or temperament. This striking creature has a medium to long head and a strong, somewhat pointy muzzle. A German Shepherd Husky has pointy triangular ears and a set of alert almond-shaped eyes. The puppies of these parent breeds are well-built, energetic, and athletic. German Shepherd Husky mixes are super fluffy and their beautiful coat contributes to their attractive appearance. Like German Shepherds and Siberian Huskies, this designer dog has a double coat. It has a tough top coat and an insulating layer of undercoat that is made up of short hair. The undercoat protects and keeps the dogs warm in cold regions. Some of their undercoat will shed during the months of summer, keeping them nice and cool during the hotter weather. All in all, the coat of German Shepherd Husky mixes is not only beautiful, but functional as well. Husky German Shepherd Size. What is the size of a typical Husky German Shepherd Mix? Expect the size to be from the smallest Siberian Husky to the biggest German Shepherd. A Siberian Husky is a medium-sized dog that usually grow up to around 20 to 23 inches in height. On the other hand, a German Shepherd is categorized as a large breed and can grow up to around 22 to 26 inches tall. So expect your Husky German Shepherd Mix to be between 20 and 26 inches tall. When talking about weight, Siberian Huskies weigh between 35 and 60 pounds, while German Shepherds are much heavier at around 49 to 88 pounds. So perhaps the weight of a Husky German Shepherd Mix will be from 35 to 88 pounds. This can also be due the gender of the dog. The most common color combinations are brown-black and white-black. The color of you German Shepherd and Husky Mix is simply a product of genetics. These dogs are: Good guard dogs. They inherited this characteristic from their parents. But they can be excessive barkers. Compared to some other breeds, they learn things quickly because of their higher cognitive abilities. They will always put you first before themselves. They are well-loved because they are affectionate. Be prepared to pet them all day long. These dogs mix well with other pets and with people. They are trusting. These dogs may be naughty at times, but they are very dignified. Active and powerful. They are energetic and need regular training and exercise. They need at least one walk every day. They are the ultimate dogs! They are known for their energy. They get bored and sometimes mischievous when they lack physical and mental stimulation. As mentioned before, this hybrid is also intelligent, loyal, playful, and very trainable. A Husky German Shepherd Mix is an alpha dog and may get somewhat aggressive or do naughty things if its owner is not firm. On the other hand, your dog may inherit the calm and gentle behavior of the Siberian Husky. A Husky German Shepherd Mix with this demeanor can be clingy with their owner. This hybrid loves to take part in various activities with you. Some owners let their friends engage in fieldwork, herding, and the likes, but these dogs will also have fun playing outdoors, jogging, walking, and hiking. While the Husky German Shepherd mix is friendly, warming up to other dogs and strangers may take time. And since the coat is super fluffy, it mats and tangles easily. So, regular grooming of your dog is necessary to prevent matting. Brush your German Shepherd Husky mix several times a week. On top of this, take your dog to a qualified groomer every two months. Remember, start grooming your pups from an early age so they get used to the process. Bathe your dog when needed. Ear check Wax may build up in the ears of German Shepherd Husky mixes fairly often. You should clean their ears carefully using a dog-friendly cleaning solution and cotton balls or cotton buds. This will keep the ear canal clean and reduce ear odors. Remove these parasites in their entirety to reduce discomfort and risk of infection. Dental hygiene The dental hygiene of your German Shepherd Husky mix is also an important part of their grooming process. Also, this dog needs high-quality dry food to keep its gums healthy and strong. Nail grooming In addition to the abovementioned grooming requirements, also make sure that the nails of your German Shepherd Husky mix are trimmed or groomed regularly. This activities is often stressful for the dog. This is because new genes are introduced to the existing pool, strengthening and widening it. However, even a hybrid dog like a German Shepherd mixed with Husky can inherit health conditions from one or both of their parents. This hybrid lives between 10 to 13 years, and during this lifespan, they can develop different health issues. These include: Elbow and hip dysplasia. Problem in the formation of the joints, which usually results into painful arthritis. Juvenile cataracts. The opacity of the lens of the eyes of the dog, which often causes blindness. Corneal dystrophy The accumulation of abnormal materials in the cornea, causing visual impairment. Progressive retinal atrophy PRA. This happens in the twilight years, with symptoms including night blindness, dilated pupils, inability to see in bright light. Bloating of the stomach, which results in the stomach twisting around itself. Failure to produce enough enzymes necessary for digesting meals. Excessive bleeding caused by a defective platelet functioning. Cancer is prevalent in this hybrid. Anal furunculosis. This is an inflammatory bone disease. German Shepherd Huskies are particularly at risk of airborne, contact, and food allergies. A neurological disorder causing uncontrolled seizures and loss of consciousness. This is perhaps the most frightening thing that can happen to this dog. Impaired thyroid function, dwarfism, footpad disorders, nasal cavity tumors, and eczema German Shepherd Mix With Husky Food Recommendations In terms of its dietary needs, the strong and athletic Husky German Shepherd Mix requires a high-protein diet. Provide a diet that is rich in essential vitamins and minerals. Be careful with foods that contain common allergens such as lamb and egg Give your dog supplements depending on the age of the mix. German Shepherd Mixes are picky eaters, so look for a brand that matches the needs of your dog and try to stick with it. These dogs have a high risk for digestive diseases. So, you must ask your vet for recommendations. The first step is to provide them with balanced nutrition by making sure you opt for best dry dog food, which you can also find in Wellness Core Dog Food , Dog For Dog Food , or Nutra Thrive dog food supplement. Prior to making any change in their diet plan, consult with your vet. If your buddy is older, try to get any formula from the best senior dry dog food list that will help extend their lifespan. Puppy pups have a bit different diet requirements and you can find the top-quality food for your little companions in the best puppy food brands list. Their parents are working dogs, so they have unparalleled energy and can engage in physical activities without getting tired. What they need is a regular exercise to maintain and improve their strength and endurance. Your dog needs some off-leash time. Dog parks and fenced yards are great places for this. A Husky mixed with German Shepherd that is free to play stays happy. Playing also mentally stimulates the dog. They will increasingly become frustrated and use their intelligence to do naughty things around your house: digging up, chewing on furniture and other things, non-stop howling, and trying to escape. What stimulation or exercise your dogs need depends upon their motivation and temperament. German Shepherd and Husky Mix Training Suggestions A fairly intelligent breed interested in learning and in caring for their owner, a German Shepherd and Husky Mix is relatively easy to train. Not properly trained, these dogs can acquire habits that make the owners clench their teeth pull their hair out. From howling too much to knocking things over to chewing on shoes, there are many things you must keep your dog from doing. A German Shepherd and Husky Mix is very sensitive to vocal commands, making the training process more efficient and much easier. Start obedience training at an early age to prevent annoying habits from developing, and so that you and your pup both can live a happy life together. However, it has a predatory nature, and without proper socialization or training, it might get inro trouble with rodent-type pets or even cats. They can also be extremely overprotective of children and other members of the family. If they feel that the humans they love are in danger, they may attack strangers, so watch them for this kind of behavior. We all know that every dog is unique, so you must socialize them correctly to prevent any untoward incidents. Known to be intelligent and extremely loyal, the German Shepherd Husky Mix is a fun loving, sweet, and pleasant dog. It is great service or companion dog for the family. Getting a dog with a Siberian Husky or a German Shepherd descent can break the bank for many first-time owners. Lucky for them, the Siberian Husky German Shepherd is a relatively affordable dog. Be warned, though. Proper breeding costs a lot of money when it comes to veterinary care, health screening, vaccinations, flea treatments, deworming, and many other procedures to ensure that the puppy is healthy. There is also a possibility of finding other temperaments in German shepherd-husky mix puppies. Information About German Shepherd Husky Puppies For Sale Near Me German Shepherd Husky Puppies is one of the best dogs on the market today for those people who are looking to buy a family pet that is as friendly and loving as they are. These dogs can make an excellent first family pet or even a great pet for a young adult dog enthusiast. They are great companions and are known for their energetic nature, intelligence, attention to detail, and obedience. They also love spending time with children and other pets. Before you start thinking about getting one of these dogs, you need to consider several factors. First, consider getting one from a reputable breeder. Ask your local veterinarian for recommendations and ask other people you know if they have any suggestions for you. Breeders are always willing to help potential buyers find the right puppy and answer questions that you might have. You will also find that they are willing to do the required paperwork and vet exams to ensure that the puppies you purchase are purebred and capable of being a good fit for your family. The next thing to consider is the cost. The price will depend on the breed, the grooming costs, and any other miscellaneous costs associated with breeding. The last thing to consider is your temperament when it comes to German shepherd puppies. You should spend time during the entire process of getting to know not only the puppy but also the owner. The temperament test will be able to tell you whether the puppy is likely to have problems with separation anxiety, depression, speed, and other personality issues. Some of these issues can be overcome with regular training but if they are major concerns you may want to consider an alternate breed. A lot of time and money can be spent on finding the perfect temperament but it will be worth it in the long run. German shepherd mix dogs can be beautiful dogs and come in many different colors. You should look at the dam as well as a sire to determine the best color for your dog. This can be determined through genetic testing and by observation of the dam and sire. Most breeders are more than willing to help potential owners learn about this important information. Be sure to check the American Kennel Club lists for registered purebred huskies and check the local registries as well. Be sure to take them for a walk first so that you can see how they react to their new surroundings. Many German shepherd puppies will have special needs in regards to exercise and you need to determine this before purchasing your new canine companion. German Shepherd puppies will grow to be very sturdy dogs. They are known for their strong temperament and ability to protect the family. The white German mix puppy is known to be a very affectionate dog that is loyal to its family and will do whatever they are told to do. This is a very handsome dog and has a beautiful white coat with black markings that look like lightning bolts. They are extremely intelligent and respond very well to training. These dogs are great companions for the elderly and children as their gentle and loving disposition means they are great for this environment. German shepherd mixes are beautiful dogs. However, when you purchase a puppy, make sure that you research the type of German shepherd you want. German shepherds come in many colors, but the most popular is the chocolate brown German shepherd mixes. The best German shepherd mix for you will depend on the personality traits and abilities of both your dog and your home. If you are looking for a family companion with a friendly disposition and a protective and energetic demeanor, then you may want to consider purchasing a German shepherd-husky mix. They weigh from 35 to 90lbs and standing at just twenty 26 inches tall, this is an average-sized dog that needs lots of exercises and regular grooming. This is highly intelligent, loyal, and extremely energetic. However, the high activity level may overwhelm some people who are new to these dogs. So before buying a German Shepherd Husky mix puppy you must know the best information and tips for proper nutrition and socialization. These dogs were originally developed to be companion dogs in the herding business. But they have now grown in popularity as a popular sports dog and as a show dog. Because of the personality-oriented training of German Shepherd Huskies, you must prepare for their training and socialization. The training will begin when they are still puppies and should last until they are fully mature. It is also important to make sure your puppy has plenty of socialization and interaction with other dogs and people. German Shepherd Huskies are great dogs and make great family pets. But as with any family pet, you need to train them and socialize with them from puppyhood. You can search online for reputable training programs and classes that will help to get your puppy socializing. The German shepherd-husky mix puppies that you buy from a reputable breeder or shelter will go through a temperament evaluation. During this test, the prospective owner is asked questions about the characteristics of this particular breed. The answers were analyzed to make a list of required characteristics that would be desirable in a dog breed. These tests will be used to help classify the dogs into four groups, the sporting, sensitive, energetic, and independent category, which will then be divided further into three types. The sporting group consists of the most outgoing and adventurous dogs. These dogs have a lot of energy and are eager to play. They have great intelligence and a very warm and friendly personality. They should be socialized very early in their training to prevent aggressive behavior in their later life. The sensitive sub-breed of this breed needs to be trained very gently as they have very sensitive dispositions. This requires more specialized training. The next sub-breed on the list is the energetic German shepherd-husky mix puppies. This breed requires more exercise and vigorous training as compared to the other sub-breeds. This breed will do best in an apartment environment because of its active nature. The last sub-breed on the list is the independent type, which is ideal for those who do not want any of the dog breeds mentioned above. However, it is very rare to find any temperaments other than the mentioned four in the purebred German shepherds. A lot of people prefer the Siberian huskies over the German shepherd dogs simply because they are lighter in weight, which makes them easier to maintain. However, Siberian huskies make very good family pets. It is important to note that any time you purchase German shepherd mixes from a breeder or a pet store, never mix them with any other breeds. It could be disastrous as the new personality of one breed can be overwhelmed by the other. It is also better to consult with an expert before you start training your new dogs. Always remember that a good breeder will always be able to teach you how to properly train your dog. Share this:.