Sehr Gut Wesen German Shepherds

Because every dog deserves a loving home, and we specialize in German Shepherd's. We support local Shelters in Southwest Nebraska or local owner's who are unable to keep their GSD. Below are some of the available German Shepherds for adoption.

Click picture above, adult female 4 1/2 years old. Spay contract. Rosebud von Sehr Gut Wesen

Solid Black female puppy under 6 months.

Picture to come.

None of the dog's listed below are from Sehr Gut Wesen German Shepherd's.

Pictured at left, is a 3 year old white purebred female german shepherd free to a home that can provide a large fenced in yard or acreage for her to run and play. She does not have papers. She has not yet been spayed, she does not dig holes or chew up things. She is good with other dogs and cats. She is not potty/house trained. She is an alert guard dog yet friendly within a minute of getting to know you. The owner has recently moved and does not have a back yard for her and would like to see her go to a home where she can play and run and not have to be put on a cable or chain. Until I get the owner's phone # posted, you may call me for extra information if you are interested. Click on the photo to the left to enlarge. To see more photos click these links Pic2 Pic3 Pic4 Pic5

Here is Lilly, 4 yrs old female, West German Lines, Black/red. She came to a local Shelter because her owner died while serving in the Military. Lilly became unmanageable with all the changes that happened in the family due to their loss. Lilly has a rather large overbite but that hasn't seemed to effect her ability to eat and be otherwise a normal GSD. She is friendly and well mannered. She has a playful fun personality. Very nice dog and would be anyone's pride in the back yard. Lilly does have soft left ear that flops up and down.

Here is Master. He is a long coat black and Red 4 year old male. He came from an overcrowded kennel, located many states away, that could not provide him proper nutrition and care. He is so friendly and beautiful, now that his real true coat and color has emerged. With his past history, we guess that he will need to be house trained, but that should be a snap. He seem very intelligent. The first time I met Master he let me brush his tangles out of his coat, and I'm a stranger. With that note, he will need to go to a home that will brush him and keep that beautiful coat looking as fabulous as it does now. He would not be suitable for a farm or ranch where there is cheek-grass, stickers, and tall weeds. He does well with other dogs. I am dumbfounded why this guy isn't snatched up. The Wow factor is what you will get from him.

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