The German shepherd is a popular breed but does not mean that good homes are waiting for every puppy that is born.

The puppy that you sell to a less-than perfect home might end up abused, neglected, mistreated or even passed on to another less-than perfect home.

Unless your German shepherd is fully titled by achieving awards, Schutzhund titles and/or breed quality certified "Kkl1", you may have a very difficult time in selling or finding a good home.

• If your thinking on becoming rich by selling German shepherd puppies you are very mistaken. Please consider on doing something else.
• Watching a litter being born is not a good procedure to teach your children of the fascination of  birth.
• While in labor your female may need your help in delivering her pups and if you are not prepared for this task you may end up loosing the puppy or puppies. Now, what kind of an experience would this teach your children.
• If you must breed your female German shepherd, please go to an experience breeder and ask for their advice.
• You can also invest in a book that is specifically written about breeding your German shepherd dog.
• The most important think to remember is that you are trying to improve the breed by breeding responsibly.