Discover why German Shepherd puppies from direct import programs cost more than AKC-only or backyard-bred dogs. Learn how health testing, proven bloodlines, temperament, and lifelong investment in breeding stock all contribute to the price—so you can make an informed choice when bringing a German Shepherd into your family.

Bringing your German Shepherd puppy home is an exciting milestone—but the first week can be full of questions. This guide walks you through each day, offering tips on crate training, bonding, routines, and what to expect. Plus, we share how Christian’s Guardian Shepherds supports you every step of the way.

Discover the true temperament of German Shepherds—intelligent, loyal, protective, and perfect for active families. Learn what to expect...

The Story of Christian’s Guardian Shepherds Faith-Led. Family-Built. Inspired by One Third Grader and One Big Dog. Christians Guardian...

What Makes a Great Family German Shepherd? Temperament, Structure, and Purpose At Christian's Guardian Shepherds, our goal is to raise...

The most important Priority is Preparing all Family Members – Especially Children.

German Shepherds are born with their ears down. They should have their ears up before they reach 4-5 months of age . Some puppies have their ears up by 4 weeks of age. If their ears are not up by 4-5 months of age, they need to be posted!