Unusual colours of 3 liver and tan and 2 black with tan legs and white underneath. Can be viewed from 17 th October onwards.
We own both parents. We have the pleasure of announcing the birth of 5 beautiful German shepherd puppies 3 girls 2 boys
(2 Girls are almost all Black and Tan legs 1 girl is liver and tan)
(1 boy is mostly black with tan legs and the other is liver and tan)
The liver and tan is unusual and mum is liver and tan with green eyes.
Dad is long haired black with tan legs.
Full price £1200
Deposit is £250 to hold until they are old enough to leave by 24 th November and will be chipped
2 month free insurance
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Litter details
LocationSpalding, Lincolnshire
Pets in litter2 male / 3 female
BreedGerman Shepherd
Age2 weeks, 3 days
Ready to Leave24 Nov 2026
GenerationP
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
Views24
Favourites1
Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Litter
Available
1 female Aqua Black
Female£1,200
Available
Black boy Black colour
Male£1,200
Available
Blue Liver and tan boy
Male£1,200
Available
Lilac female liver and tan
Female£1,200
Available
Pink female black
Female£1,200
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