FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What breeds do you specialize in?

We specialize in German Shepherds and Rottweilers, bred for health, temperament, and working potential. Our lines include dogs from law enforcement, protection work, sport, and search & rescue backgrounds.

Do your breeding dogs undergo health testing?

Yes — every breeding dog is tested for:

  • Hip Dysplasia (HD)

  • Elbow Dysplasia (ED)

  • JLPP (Juvenile Laryngeal Paralysis & Polyneuropathy) for Rottweilers
    We only breed dogs that pass health clearances to ensure sound structure and long-term well-being.

What does it mean when you say your dogs come from titled lines?

Titled lines refer to dogs that have earned official certifications in sport or service work (such as IGP/Schutzhund, police detection, etc.). These dogs have proven trainability, stability, and physical soundness, all of which are inherited traits we preserve in our litters.

Are puppies sold with health guarantees?

Yes. All our puppies come with a written health guarantee covering genetic conditions and major structural issues for a defined period. Full details are provided during the application process.

Can I meet the parent dogs before reserving a puppy?

Absolutely. We encourage prospective buyers to meet the sire and dam (when available) and tour our facility. Transparency is part of our commitment to responsible breeding.

Do you offer training for puppies after purchase?

Yes. We offer on-site puppy training and board-and-train options for clients who want a more structured foundation. Early training is one of the best investments in your dog’s future. our members!

How can I reserve a puppy?

You can apply through our website or contact us directly. Approved families will be added to our reservation list, and a deposit is required to hold a spot.

Do you ship puppies to other provinces or countries?

We can assist with safe and ethical transport, but always prefer in-person pickup when possible. All travel arrangements are discussed and approved on a case-by-case basis to ensure the dog’s well-being.