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KERRIAKING

German Shepherds

Welcome to our website

We are members of the UK Kennel Club Accredited Breeder Scheme

and are fully committed to producing happy, healthy puppies in line with the Breed Standard.

All adult dogs used by ourselves for breeding will have any required health checks carried out and will only be used if results acceptable. Any dogs used from other breeders will also be thoroughly checked prior to any mating.

All KERRIAKING puppies are born and reared in a home environment.

They are cared for by the mother within our family home and we ensure they are fully socialised, used to being handled and played with, familiarised with everyday noises e.g. washing machines and vacuum cleaners and kept safe and secure. They are wormed at 2-weekly intervals, are fully insured and microchipped. They will have first inoculations prior to going to their new homes.

We care about the long term welfare of all our puppies and as such, offer life time support and assistance to all new owners. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any problem, however small you consider it to be; if you are worried you cannot enjoy your new pet to its full potential.

Please visit our photo gallery for pictures of some of the pups we have reared, kindly sent by their new families, who keep in touch with us and up date us on their antics!

In the unlikely event you have a problem in the future which means you are unable to keep your

pet, we expect you to contact us first to assist in rehoming.

All KERRIAKING puppies are reared on reputable complete dry food, together with fresh meat and vegetables. All new owners will be given a starter pack for continuation purposes.

Please contact us at any time should you be interested in purchasing a puppy.

We will ask you to come and see us and you must expect us to enquire about your lifestyle and home, hobbies etc. because we need to be confident the German Shepherd Dog is the right breed for you. We will not, for example, allow our precious puppies to go to an environment where they are left alone all day whilst you are at work. They need company, stimuli and training, especially in the crucial first 12 months of their lives, to reach their full potential and become your loyal companion.

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