PalmettoTrooper

Looking for a German Sheppard or Belgian Malinois puppy in the Carolinas. Any lead greatly appreciated

lumberman

Trooper, their are lots of GS breeders around. I just found another Doberman but was considering a GS. Google GS puppies in SC and plenty of web sites will come up. Puppyfind.com is one of them. Good luck!

PS - I still owe you a fishing trip!!

PalmettoTrooper

Thanks! Im hoping to spend some extra and get a reputable breader. Its either spend 3500 now or 3500 down the road with bad hips.
Ill definitely check out the website, thanks

ThumperVII

I got a GSD from a breeder in Virginia. She also has Mali's. www.vomdreifkeshepherds.com

Absolutely the best German Shepherd Dog I have ever gotten from a breeder. She is also doing training for service dogs for veteran's

jj1987

I would strongly recommend heading over to this forum for advice, lots of breeders here.
http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/

Good luck, if you've ever owned a shepherd you know the aggravation and fun you're in for. Enjoy getting nipped and herded around your own house the next few months by your puppy aka land shark!

DFreedom

Let me know If you don't find one, I know a K9 officer in Richland and Lexington county.

PalmettoTrooper

Thanks Dfreedom. I called there supplier and they have dogs available straight from europe for 5700 but there 18-36 months old already. Now that I have sheep, im hoping to get a puppy to raise it around the livestock.

bearcountry

Call Weller Kennels in New Bern NC. They have a web site. They do mostly Lab. Training. But train all dogs. And they have some beautiful German Shepherds. It worth a try.

nibble

Mal's are not great pets. I have one, great to us, but 99% of homes should NOT own a Mal. They need to be working. Do yourself a favor and get a GSD.

PalmettoTrooper

Thanks for the advice nibble. I had a GS for 9 years and he was the best dog ever. I do have a farm and wanted a dog to help out in security

jj1987

I think this advice applies to a working breed GSD as well. Having one working bloodline and one adopted GSD, I can tell you the adopted one is MUCH easier as a house pet, albeit harder to train and less drive.

DirectDepositSF

Tony Southard in Carteret Co. Breeds, raises and trains mals. Very good blood line