From Rob H (FL)  Sent a video of his 9 week old puppy, training.  He already knows and responds to Down, sit, heel, come, and speak.  He sent a second, better quality video at 10 weeks. with comments:  

  See them both.  

VomWeiland German Shepherd Puppy. (Bath, NC) This puppy just turned 9 weeks old and is very smart, and fast learner. Genetics Do make a difference. Apologize for shaky cell video, but wanted to show… (what he has learned so quickly)

From Robyn T  (NC) (Cira Hurkak Nov 13, 2013 litter Purple collar boy):  At nine weeks, Gunner is doing so great. He's going to the back door and letting us know when it's time for pee or poo. He and husky are playing nicely, both inside and out. Husky likes to get frisky and wants him to chase her outside. We were going to do his nails tonight, but the Dremel I bought needed another attachment. Will get the attachment tomorrow and try nails again. 

We love him to pieces. He's going to bed about 9:30 and waking about 4:30 for pee, then back to bed until 6:30 or 7. He likes his kennel and goes in freely during the day. The one picture I sent was him last night before we attached the door. He was laying on his back in his cave. 

He had his first vet check yesterday. Our vet thought he was just awesome and both he and the assistants wanted to know where we got such a great pup. He weighed 15.7 yesterday. The vet gave us some good advise on massaging his spine/hip areas. He said there's research now that regular massage of the spine/hips helps developing big breed puppies. He said regular massage, when loving on them anyway, helps hips develop nicely. 

We figured out when he tries to play bite, if we immediately start "working" (ie leave it, sit, down, stand) it switches him from being so crazy wanting to bite play, to working. We did that today and he was much less biting everything. Holding his muzzle didn't seem to work for him, he just thought we wanted to play harder. 

Sandra,

After seeing my cousin's GSD from your 2009 litter I knew that a Vom Weiland Shepherd was what I had been looking for. I quickly sent in my deposit and started the waiting game, until I received an email about an 8 month old Kingzu being available. We picked him the next week and I can say without a doubt this has been the most well trained 8 month dog I have ever seen. Sandra clearly took hours and hours of time and put all of her pride into this dog. He has his AKC K9 good citizen award, and Star award to show for it. He is fully leashed trained, with sit, down, and stay. House broken, crate trained and clearly shown lots of love. I have never purchased a dog where the breeder took so much interest in her dog’s wellbeing, and training. I can without a doubt recommend Sandra and her GSD’s to anyone looking for a top notch GSD.

Sandra I know that you were very attached to this dog and would just like to tell you that he has bonded with me, and I with him, and follows me everywhere inside and out. We have been making short trips to work and hopefully plan on giving him 40 hours a week soon. I will send pictures soon.

Chris from NC

Thanks for Sturgis, who at 6 months of age was the superstar of the Top Dog Training Program here at Greenville, NC. She was so good, so smart, learned so quickly, and did it so very well, that someone there offered me a lot of money for her. Mark ( March 2007) Sturgis was one of our earlier German shepherd pups., before we moved her to be German shepherd breeders in NC.

I have been dealing with shepherds for 40 years, and have owned many German Shepherds; this dog is one of the best that I have owned so far, by far. I have used him to breed two litters of German shepherd pups. The German shepherd puppies were large boned, dark in pigmentation, and I had nothing but positive comments from customers. There has been no hip/elbow problems. If I need a replacement German shepherd stud dog in the future, I want to go to this German shepherd breeder in NC again. (Danny's dog "Cujo" is from the 2006 litter) Danny Malloy German shepherd breeders in MO - New Florence, Missouri; Breeder of German Shepherds (July 2009) 573 252 4329

This is a photo of Baron at 6 months of age. He has been wonderfully easy to train.

Baron is doing quite well in his new home. He walks daily with me on the leash, with good leash manners. He has learned to sit, lie down and to stay. He is responding quite well to my training; I am impressed with him as a 9 week old puppy. He shows great promise and willingness to work for me. I am confident that within a year or so, he will be able to work with me as my partner in my Investigation Agency.

Sandra and Paul,

Thank you again for your wonderful hospitality over the weekend. We had an uneventful drive home. (Dupont, SC) Both pups slept for most of the ride and promptly peed upon our few stops on the way home. They adjusted well to their first day home - they played on our back porch, and played with each other often. They were wrestling each other, sharing the same food bowl and snuggling next to each other for their naps. They peed and pooped every time we took them out and when they didn't make it, they went on the cardboard/papers in the house. Such good German shepherd puppies! Our girls LOVED playing with them, and the pups were giving all of us lots of puppy kisses. Both pups love to have their tummies rubbed. We attached a few pictures of the ride home (cuddling together in the cage), sharing their dinner (even when there are two bowls - they both ate out of the same one) and crashed out in their new favorite napping spot on the back porch. We will keep you updated!

Thanks again, Rachel, Jeff, Jessica and Cate Goddard (October 9, 2010)

I will send you pictures as I upload them. I weighed her last night and she is up to a lean 22lb already. I don't mind you putting Gennavive's pictures up on your page...she was my first baby (the first I trained from the get-go)and she will always have a near and dear place to me. Chaya is looking to be a close rival to her spunky personality though...haha...she is quite the determined little creature.

Sara Bumgardner Gunderson October 24, 2010

Attached are photos of Thunder in his new Home. When we had to pick a name for "Blue Collar", We decided on a strong male name of "Thunder" - but we needed to have a name that started with a "C" to register him with. Caesper was our White German Shepard from Switzerland. We had to put him down a couple years ago. He was a tremendous dog and we miss him very much. We decided to name "blue collar" in his honor - so we named him "Caespers Thunder". We affectionatly call him Thunder. Rod and Ruth Oct 19, 2010

Training - He is sitting very well, and knows "in your room" for his cage, and "be nice" when he gets over jealous and nippy, and "give me five" when he sits to eat. Hard part is we both have full time jobs and need to isolate more time. (Rod and Ruth Oct 25, 2010)

Check out Caespers slideshow page

Kellan is adjusting very well, he is so sweet with Madilynn (one year old baby) and VERY calm and laid back. Last night he did the funniest thing. After Madilynn goes to bed I lay on the front room floor and do my school work. Last night right after I started doing my homework Kellan walked right over to me and layed right beside me and watched me do my homework and TV. He usual comfort spots are in his crate (which I leave open for him to come and go when I'm walking around the house), but when I'm feeding Madilynn her bottle or watching television he like to sit at my feet.

He gets really excited when we first get home and has not had a single accident in the house!! We have been working on his stay and he is doing really good. I can walking away from him and around the kitchen and he just calmly lays there and watches me.

Donna Marie Moore SC

Dear Sandra,

Gibbs has been seen by many people in the Schutzhund clubs and by a man we met on the ferry who was a canine officer, with his police dog.

All of them were very impressed with the puppy; they were talking about his tremendous drive, that he had huge potential for the Schutzhund sport, how gorgerous he is, and how lucky we were to have got him at such a cheap price. They were interested in where we got him.

Cheryl and Chris WA (November 18, 2010)

We are very pleased with Gibb's progress. He is learning quickly, and we have become interested in doing the sport of Schutzhund with him. We have taken him to two different Schutzhund clubs in our area.

Sandra and Paul-

We hope you had a nice time on your cruises. I am sure it was warmer than here in SC/NC where it has been snowing and raining.

I love the new website design. Very user friendly, great format.

A few comments - on our page, Elsa is written as Eksa and where it says "Carsten" on the bottom of our Eli/Elsa page, it shows Caespers pictures, not Eli's. Also, the pictures that I sent you via email are blurry on the website. Is that a function of transferring them over to the new website? If they remain blurry, do you want me to send you a disk with pictures on it so you can directly transfer onto your website? I'd hate to have such beautiful pups look blurry on your website. Just let me know - no problem to do that.

The dogs are doing GREAT. They each weight approx 65 pounds, Eli is much bigger in stature than Elsa - I swear his head is 2X as big as hers!. We recently fenced in our back yard and it has been a joy to see them run wild after each other in the back yard, playing peek-a-boo between the pine trees. They are both in the house, free roaming, and have calmed down considerably. Both bark instantly when they hear doors open, or strange noises (although Eli also barks at his reflection in the fireplace and Elsa barks at the coffee maker and vacuum cleaner). Both dogs listen well to us, as well as to my parents, who are visiting. Eli loves to jump up on people, but listens after a few commands. I walk both of them at the same time, and they trot right next to each other. Eli prefers to walk on the left of Elsa, and will purposely back up and switch if he isnt on her left. They occasionally "kiss" each other as they walk. Both dogs follow me around the house, Elsa's favorite spot is under the computer table, laying on my feet.

We get several compliments on what beautiful dogs they are, and they both have the sweetest dispositions.

Talk to you soon.
Rachel

I'm very excited and emotional happy today when I was watching the video that you took yesterday and thursday. Kingzu growing fast very obedient listen every command you told him to do. Sandra you did an excellent job. I know in my heart you worked very hard for training Kingzu he get this far all your expertize and experience help him even more that you care for him very much. I don't know how I thank you Sandra what you have done for him. Yes, I love it very much if you send it the paper work for the AKC S.T.A.R medal and certificate mailed it to me. AKC good citizen tittle prepare him take the test. I'm very happy about all the good news you have been telling me. Thank you again. How I'm going to make up for you all the good things you done for kingzu. I did enjoyed very much the video that you sent to me.

MAHALO,

JUAN & LYNNE PASCUAL

Sandra,
It's been a while. I am the purchaser of Bella, one of your puppies. My mother in law and father in law now own her on a huge piece of property: she is soooooo loved. I am including a couple of pics, I know they are very delayed. Also, her owners are interested in information about breeding her. They have spoken with some people in this area but I don't feel that the quality of the dogs are up to the standards of Bella but I am having trouble explaining the difference in her and why her blood line is different from these other dogs. I thought you would be able to send them in a much better direction. If you could pass some info to me I would love to send it to them and I'm sure they would then be inclined to speaking with you about it. It's very important to me that she is kept with the best she is such a perfect dog and they love her so much. I just feel like the German shepherd breeders with the other shepherds want to breed with her so they are talking there dog up.

Thank you so much for this wonderful dog.
Respectfully,
Kathleen Gillum

Sandra and Paul-

I hope this email finds you well. I am very late in getting you those updated pictures of the dogs. My parents were visiting all of February and then with dance competitions, school activities, etc., I have been unable to get back to pulling a disk of pictures for you.

The dogs are both doing wonderfully. Eli has grown BIG - he is so much bigger than Elsa. He is a kind-hearted, big loving dog who will flop over and let you scratch his belly and loves getting attention. Elsa is the much more serious dog. She lies by my feet and crawls under the computer table to be near me, but doesn't particularly like to be scratched and cuddled unless she is in the mood for it.

Both dogs retrieve the ball, however, Elsa is more head-strong and prefers a treat to give you the ball (however, she will lie down ON my feet to give it to me), whereas Eli will just drop it at my feet without the need for a treat.

I can walk both dogs at the same time. They love walking right next to each other and preferably always on the same side.

They are extremely gentle with the girls. They are protective and constantly alert.

A funny thing happened tonight. I was looking at your website for the first time in a while and was watching the video of Chico. Both dogs were in the computer room with me. You spoke in the video about 30 seconds in and both Elsa and Eli jumped up, barking, frantically running around the house, at the windows, all alert. They wouldn't stop barking. I believe they recognized your voice and wondered where you were!
I will try to take some current photos. They have changed alot. Elsa is leaner, more muscular, and has a lot of white in her fur. Her hind quarters are mostly light colored. Eli is still jet black, with brown accents. He is more "furry" with a longer, curlier fur.

They both still get along well. Eli often licks Elsa's ears and eyes, and they "kiss" often. They have had their moments, with some fur flying, but normally it is brief. Eli is the boss these days, mostly because he is bigger. One example of their "communication" - they both have the same chew toy. When Eli is tired of chewing on his, he barks a certain bark, Elsa will get up, come to his toy, and he will then go to her toy. When he wants to go back to the other toy, he barks again, she gets up, goes to the previous toy, and they keep doing this until Elsa gets annoyed. Then, when he barks, she looks up, growls and goes back to the toy she currently has. If he doesn't give up, he then stands over her and barks this one type of short bark, continuously, until she gives in, or we tell him to stop!

We hope all is well with you. We will be in touch.

Rachel and Jeff Goddard

Hey Sandra,

So little miss Chaya just finished her intermediate dog classes (well technically she "graduated" but she has 2 make-up classes to do). The web album has the other dogs from the class in it too, but you can skip those if you want. She is really coming along with actually knowing where all of her appendages are for the agility work, and as you will see, she is a bit bigger now! Just click the "view album" link below below to see some fun(ny) pics:)

Enjoy!

Sara and Chaya

Sandra,

I can't tell you how in love I am with Gibbs. I had a golden retriever named Higgins growing up that had the exact same mannerisms. I think his spirit lives inside Gibbs. Sometimes I think "boy was that wierd that was something Higgins would have done". I am training him very slowly with help from Michael Ellis dvd's. Gibbs has the best personality. He gets upset, mad, shy and has a fantastic way of displaying his drama. He is definitely a working dog that is very prey aggressive. He also knows when to shut it off and snuggle up to you. Great with kids and very very smart. Loves to swim and run run run. He is the king of cool and is my best friend. Know that he is loved, spoiled, well trained and knows it! Thank you for Gibbs.

Hi Sandra,

Zocha is doing well. We had her last booster shot yesterday. At 4 months old she weighed in at 32.2 pounds. The vet said she should top out about 80-85 pounds, which is the size of Ruby. Again he commented on how nice she is and growing at the proper speed, not too fast. She's SOLID! Her baby fur is gone and shiny wavy adult hair is in. Belly and tail hairs are getting long. As for her personality, she is shy around loud noises and cars and will run, which we are working on overcoming. She knows what we are talking about and does walk, sit, paw and stay but will NOT recognize come. I have been trying different words to find something that "clicks" in her head. She's not very food motivated and the clicker is not working with that command. I'm sure we are close to finding something that makes sense to her. We are trying 2 syllables instead of one. Finally house trained. About two weeks ago it sunk in that the potty is OUTSIDE. I think part of the issue was we do have carpeting through out the house and in her mind, that's where she went in her kennel, so it took a bit to realize the house wasn't her kennel. But, she's got it now. We absolutely LOVE her!!! She has bonded with all of us, but really has attached herself to my mother and even sleeps in her room. It has taken a while, but Ruby has come to realize that Zocha isn't one of my house sitting job and doesn't go home after 2-3 days...lol. And the cat...OMG! Puppy chases cat...cat chases puppy... back and forth... they are a riot. After they play/herd each other, they nap together. It's cute.

Carolyn. (CT - nearly 4 months old Zocha is a black German shepherd daughter of Alan Schrom and Cira Hurkak.  She was one of Cira's first litters of NC German shepherd puppies.)

I have exciting news! Blue is really good on a leash. I never used one on Slovak so it made it difficult to take him to the vet because they insisted he have a leash on. He is also completely potty trained, no accidents at all for days. He knows how to sit, come, and lay down really good. We used the German that we used with Slo and he is just brilliant with the same commands.

He fetches the bal and if he drops it before he gets to me I wait patiently and he looks at me and then turns his head around like he is thinking, hummm, oh yeah, she wants the ball. I can see his little brain going through the thinking steps.

He knows Phooey, etc. etc. Smarter by the day Blue is an absolute joy!

Tiffany Troy, OH ( 3 month old Cira / Alan puppy)

How is everything? I'm starting to understand Gabby a bit more. He definitely had his own mind and responds well to certain things. Has become very affectionate. This puppy is definitely worth 3000. Glad you sold him to me- 3000 would be out of my price range.

Thank You, Diana (NC)

11 weeks 19.2 lbs

12weeks 27.2 lbs

Settling in quite nicely...
Already potty trained; he only goes outside and loiters at the door when he has to go...He loves the lawn... Using his nose to find toys & plays fetch until he gets board with it. He knows his name, come, sit, down, no, mine (for when he attempts to take my stuff - and then leaves my stuff alone and trades for his own), and fuey (bad boy). He's just as sharp  as can be and coming along perfectly. Also learned how to share his food - no growling (lol). I'm feeding him FROMM puppy gold twice a day @ 2 cups per sitting; he loves it. Vet check was done on day two and he's a perfect little guy. Got him chipped, and on an inoculation schedule.

Have a good - Winnie  (9 weeks old in Las Vegas NV)

Sandra,

Vom Weiland German shepherd breeders have been producing top quality tan and black German shepherd puppies for sale from Czech bred German shepherd dogs imported from Slovakia since 2006.

Our tan and black German shepherd puppies are big boned, traditional, old style Czech German shepherds who will excel in Schutzhund, police duty or as excellent family pets to protect your home.

As ethical German shepherd breeders we use only the best German shepherd stud and German shepherd females we can acquire. We use German shepherd dogs with great drive, extreme intelligence, working titles, and the best hips and elbows. We feel confident in our German shepherd puppies and give a comprehensive guarantee for our German shepherds' hips and elbows.

You can click on any of the German shepherd dogs from the testimonials page to see individual photographs of each of our German shepherd puppies, comments from the owners of each puppy, links to the webpage for that individual puppy, as well as German shepherd videos, which we maintain for each owner of our puppies, and add photographs and progress notes on each German shepherd puppy's progress.

The buyers of our German shepherd puppies for sale in NC. have been unanimous in being enormously pleased with our puppies. Many of our buyers are repeat customers or friends and relatives of previous buyers that bought German shepherd pups.