My beautiful pure black German shepherd Raven has had 6 beautiful puppies.
1 boys and 6 girls.
Raven is a family pet and is calm in and out of the house.
Dad is my friends family pet who has a calm nature about him too. He is also long haired.
These pups have been brought up in a
Crazy household of children so they are very confident. They are eating solids very well and drinking puppy milk but will still feed from mum when she lets them.
Raven has took to being a single parent extremely well as a first time mummy.
If you would like to come and view these beautiful puppies then feel free to contact me on here or on WhatsApp on ************ .
If you fall in love with a puppy then a non refundable deposit of £250 is required.
Bank transfer or cash is fine.
Pups available
Purple girl AVAILABLE
Orange AVAILABLE
Dark green AVAILABLE
SOLD PUPS
BLUE boy SOLD
Pink girl SOLD
Light Green SOLD
Adv. ID:ydV1XYdaf
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Litter details
LocationRedditch, Worcestershire
Pets in litter1 male / 5 female
BreedGerman Shepherd
Age4 weeks, 2 days
Ready to Leave19 Dec 2026
GenerationP
Health & Docs
Health Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedParents are health testedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Litter
Available
Dark green
Female£1,000
Available
Orange girl
Female£1,000
Available
Purple girl
Female£1,000
Reserved
Light green
Female£1,000
Rehomed
Blue boy
Male
Rehomed
Pink girl
Female
Pros
Highly intelligent and trainable, excelling in obedience and working roles
Loyal and protective, making excellent watchdogs and family guardians
Adaptable coat with both short and long varieties suitable for different climates
Strong working instinct that promotes physical and mental engagement
Cons
Not ideal for first-time owners due to complex training and socialisation needs
Prone to hereditary health issues including hip and elbow dysplasia
Requires substantial daily exercise and mental stimulation to avoid behavioural issues
Can develop separation anxiety and may be destructive if left alone long