Wildhertz German Shepherds

Breeders and Exibitors of quality Long Stock Coat German Shepherds

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Puppy Guarantee

Your new puppy has been bred and reared with the upmost love and care to every detail. These points have been drawn up to maintain the quality both in your puppy and in the German Shepherd breed.​

Your puppy is required to have pet insurance throughout its life, your puppy is guaranteed for any genetic problems for the first 12 months of age, if this does occur to you, however, you will need to seek advice from the breeders recommended veterinarian in your area, also required is proof of x-rays and vet reports, and we will seek a second opinion from our veterinarian to discuss. Once/ if confirmed that it is genetics said dog will be returned to us, the breeder and a replacement puppy of the same standard will be offered and available when suitable for both parties.​

In the event of an animal developing a fault or health issue please contact the breeder for advice before proceeding with procedures of any type unless life threatening to the animal.​

Wildhertz puppies are not to be desexed before 18 months of age.​

The breeder is not responsible for any health or surgical expenses incurred on this animal. The breeder gives written instructions to the buyer explaining feeding, obedience training and socialisation.​

Buyers must take their puppy to a licensed veterinarian within 1 week after receiving the puppy. The breeder supplies all new owners with a health certificate stating that said puppy is healthy and clear of any problems upon sale, as well as puppy’s 1st vaccination which is to be taken to your puppy’s vet appointment. Should such a check result in the dissatisfaction of the buyer’s purchase, such defects intimated by the veterinarian, should be committed in writing by the veterinarian to give to the breeder, where upon at the buyers request and the return of the puppy at the buyer’s expense within this time frame, a full purchase refund will be given. Advice must also be sought from the veterinarian as to when further health checks and inoculations should occur.