Planned matings

Sire ???????????? BSCL.1 ‘A’nn (1/2) Elbows ‘Z’ (0/0) Height 64 cm	Sire Kim V Kaibach BSCL1 “a” “A” Elbows (0/0) Height 64 cm	Sire Natz V D Romerau	Sire Cim V Ecknachtal
			Dam Hexe V Romerau
		Dam Gilla V Kaibach	Sire Idol V Lechtal
			Dam Diana V Laubental
	Dam Crossfire Celline BSCL.1 A (1/5) Z (0/0) Height 59 cm	Sire Lesko V Wildsteigerland	Sire Unto V Loher Stein
			Dam Rita de Casa Mary
		Dam Crossfire Caddie Shack	Sire Edlenblut Orkan
			Dam Crossfire Chantelle
Dam Masterton Kaoru Star BSCL.1 ‘A’nn (3/3) Elbows ‘Z’ (0/0) Height 60 cm	Sire Masterton Viper BSCL.1 A Z nn Height 65cm	Sire Crossfire Claim To Fame	Sire Prima Zorba
			Dam Crossfire Caddie Shack
		Dam Kleerskye Waxwing	Sire Kamizo Argus
			Dam Vinberg Zody Vixen
	Dam Labron Lanis Magic	Sire Crossfire Claim To Fame	Sire Prima Zorba
			Dam Crossfire Caddie Shack
		Dam Darkana Night Leilani	Sire Iso V Friedenspark
			Dam Darkana Kalani

At 'Camnusch' we take our responsibilities of finding suitable adoptive homes for our puppies very seriously; after all, we are choosing the home and lifestyle of that puppy for the rest of it's life. Good or Bad!

To enable us to place a pup that will suit the lifestyle of our prospective purchasers, we first establish whether the puppy will be within the purchasers ability to control it. Therefore some questions need to be asked before a choice can be made

Is the German Shepherd Dog breed suitable for the purpose of the purchaser, and should the purchaser own a potentially unsuitable breed/dog that they may have trouble handling?

Will regular times be allocated for walking, grooming, general inspection and bathing?

Within the family, who will be responsible for feeding, toilet training and obedience training the puppy?

Does the purchaser understand the ongoing costs of Council Registration, VCA & various other Memberships, Vaccinations, regular worming and veterinary care?

Does the family understand that a dog is not a disposable toy but a living creature with needs of its own?

Will the family undertake education on civic duties and responsibilities of dog ownership?

The puppy at eight weeks of age that was cute and cuddly, could become a large, hairy and demanding dog within a surprisingly short time.

Responsible breeders take care in the selection of the right home for the right puppy!

It is the obligation of the breeder to offer ongoing education and assistance; therefore, understanding the different temperaments within the litter enables the breeder to guide appropriate selection of a puppy.

The bully of the litter is likely to be a dominant adult and will need a different home to the sweet, willing puppy that will settle anywhere. Care in the selection of the right puppy for the right home helps ensure that the partnership is for life, and not just for Christmas!

Please Note: Due to limited litters produced by our kennel, there is sometimes a small waiting list for 'Camnusch' puppies!

For more information regarding this and other planned litters, please go to Contact.