Old German Shepherd Puppies for sale in Durham, County Durham

5 Old German Shepherd Puppies for sale in Durham, County Durham

The German Shepherd Dog, also referred to as the GSD or Alsatian Wolf Dog, is known for its intelligence and versatility. They have a robust, muscular structure, making them ideal for various roles, including police, guide, and search and rescue work, alongside being a loyal family pet.German Shepherds exhibit a range of colors including black, sable, white, and a mix of black and tan or black and red. Characterized by a double coat - a dense undercoat and harsher outer coat - they're well protected in different weather conditions. Supremely intellectual and easy to train, German Shepherds display a confident demeanor that can be balanced with their affection towards family members. They're sociable dogs that enjoy interaction and regular exercise to meet their mental and physical needs.

Read our German Shepherd Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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German shepard 2 yr old

£750

German Shepherd2 years1

I am selling away my girl Luna as I had her for security purpose. She is lovely little less than 2 year old. Very energetic and pretty. She would love a new home. Unfortunately I cannot look after her anymore due to personal reasons. Open to nearby offers

MD Habib A.

Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough(19.8mi)

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3 weeks

Long haired female German shepherd

£100

German Shepherd3 years1

3,5 years old German Shepherd for sale We are looking for a new home for our dog due a change of circumstances and demanding work schedule that leave her without care. She grove up with children and

Kinga S.

Bishop Auckland, County Durham(8.9mi)

3 year old German Shepard Akita mix male

£75

Akita & German Shepherd Hybrid2 years1

Hiro is a Very loving dog 0 signs of aggression ever in his life great around other dogs and children needs a good home where he can be walked everyday will come with bowls and lead unfortunately I’m

Chris R.

Darlington, Darlington(17.7mi)

4 months

1 year old female GSD

£500

German Shepherd1 year1

Xena is a beautiful 1 year old long haired German shepherd, great temperament, she does bark at other dogs but that's because she wants to play. Fantastic with children as I have 3, having to let her

ZOE C.ID verified

Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees(17.6mi)

4 months

5 year old long haired German shepherd female

£150

German Shepherd5 years1

We have had Nala from 16 weeks old however due to change in circumstances she needs to be rehomed. She has been raised with 4 children in the home from ages of 6years and up and another dog the other

Steph F.

Stanley, County Durham(7.8mi)

FAQs

How much are German Shepherd puppies on average?

The average cost of a purebred German Shepherd puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £681, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is German Shepherd a good pet dog?

Yes, German Shepherds are known to be intelligent, loyal, and protective, making them excellent pets for active families. They require proper training and socialization, as well as regular exercise. With the right care, they can be loving and dependable companions.

Do German Shepherds need to be muzzled in the UK?

German Shepherds do not need to be muzzled in the UK unless they have a history of aggressive behavior or are subject to specific restrictions. However, if a dog is considered dangerous under the Dangerous Dogs Act, a muzzle may be required in public places. Always check local regulations and your dog's behavior to determine if a muzzle is necessary.

Can German Shepherds be left alone?

German Shepherds can be left alone for short periods, but they are social and intelligent dogs that require regular interaction and mental stimulation. Prolonged isolation may lead to boredom and destructive behavior. It's important to provide them with toys and exercise to keep them happy when alone.

Are German Shepherds hard to train?

German Shepherds are generally not hard to train because they are intelligent, eager to please, and quick learners. With consistent, positive reinforcement and clear commands, they usually respond well to training. However, early socialization and mental stimulation are important to prevent behavioral issues.