Purchasing a Puppy or Adult


Adults and Puppies available FOR SALE now!!!  Both Black & Tan and Sable Colors.  Also shown are some typical puppy pictures.
    




Heidelberg's Casey v Romona
H's Casey is a 4 year old male.  Casey is a Ch. H's Aldo son.  He is house broken, obedience trained and great with the children and the entire family. 



Heidelberg's Angel Belinda
H's Angel is a 3 Year old Female.  Angel is a Ch. H's Fargo daughter.  Obedience Trained, House Broken and loves Children.  A great Companion/Family dog.

 

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Two females of H's Wynona x H's Houston liter born 7/06/10.


Two puppies from H's Nadia Bianca x Ch. H's Nathan. Born 4/18/10. Very showable females.


A current litter at 8 weeks old at Heidelberg.  Mother H's Tiffany Bridgetd and H's J-Tuna Natasham born Jan 18, 2011.


H's Vlasha x Ch. H's Fargo Long Coated puppies-12 weeks old. We do have a long coated female puppy available now, June 17, 2011.




 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Jessie Inga x Ch H's Boston B: 5/18/10 Litter at 9 Wks. near lake.

  
Typical Heidelberg Puppy Bitch - 12 Wks old


Typical 22 week old male puppy.  Will look like Ch. Fargo when he is mature.


Heidelberg's Brix, a typical 4 months old.  Brix is a very nice companion puppy.  His sire is Ch. Heidelberg's Excel, (a Ch. H's Marko son.)


This is a typical 15 week old puppy.  This happens to be a male Ch Fargo puppy.


This is a Typical litter of puppies 15 weeks old and ready to go.

PUPPIES  or  ADULTS?:

(Call our Direct Sale Line - Ph# 281/350-2804)
Training Available: We are a complete Training Facility if you need your Puppy or Dog trained.

12 Week old puppy with his owner

This precious puppy is out of John Prosser's female Heidelberg's Tasha, Co-owned with Eugene Thompson, the owner of Heidelberg Kennels.  Sire is Ch. Heidelberg's Marko.  Picture taken 1/12/2004.  

 


This is a typical 10 week old puppy.  Hugging the shadows as usual but this picture shows his good color/pigment.

PUPPIES:
These two (2) pictured above are typical puppies shown at 10 weeks.  Note the outstanding gait showing excellent extension and reach.  These two are termed 'show prospects' due to their excellent movement, type and temperament.

We will not ship any puppy on Airlines under 14 weeks old because of 'shipping fever syndrome' which is also prevalent in cattle & live stock This is caused by the trauma of shipping. If you harbor the idea that the younger you buy the puppy the better it will adjust/bond to you, you are very misinformed about German Shepherd Temperament.!! If the Shepherd is bred properly, it will attach/adjust to you at any age, even ten (10) years of age, since the instinct to own and herd is much greater/stronger than the instinct to always belong to the original buyer. If you left your Shepherd with me while you are hospitalized or away for two (2) months and I gave it more attention and love than you had given him, your Shepherd would keep looking back at me and wishing to remain with me as you took it on leash to your car==it would not follow you voluntarily without being leashed.

 

We start vaccinations on our puppies at 8 to 9  weeks of age. Our second series of shots, are given at 12 to 13 weeks of age, includes measles/distemper and Corona Virus and the following four (4) parvo vaccinations: Killed canine, Modified Live Canine, and KF-11. We refuse to use the mixtures of all of the parvos and distempers because in the past, when we used the combination shots such as '6 in 1 shot' or '7 in 1' shot, we lost several puppies to parvo that this combination shot caused.  The reason for this as published in the Veterinary Journal is that 'sometimes when combination shots sit for a long time the ingredients of the shots can act on one another and can become active, causing the illness they are supposed to prevent.  Think about it, when people are given shots, each type (typhoid, smallpox, etc.) is given separately. Since we instigated this policy, we have never had parvo and we suggest this method for your use also.

ADULTS & TEENAGERS:

Individuals in need of a dog that can provide immediate protection should not consider a very young puppy as they have not developed the instinct to recognize friend from foe. This choice should be at least a Teenage dog and preferably an adult. When buying a playmate for your current mature dog it is best to select a companion very near to the size of your current dog so they can play together.  Otherwise, your larger mature dog can injure the younger dog without intending to do so.   Prices vary depending on the quality and on the degree of training of the adult.