Private Party Dogs
The following dogs are available through private parties and are NOT associated with Golden State German Shepherd Rescue; they are listed here as a courtesy. Golden State German Shepherd Rescue has not evaluated these dogs and does not make any claims about or take any responsibility for the temperament or health of any dog listed. Please contact the person indicated in the listing for more information about each dog.
Private Party Dogs Available
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KidsCatsSm. DogsLg. DogsBurger
Male 3 years Level 3
Burger is a 2-4 year-old, 75-80 pound male German shepherd who we have had since November 2020. He was found by some friends in Oakland roaming a dog park, skinny and dirty. We took him in hoping we could teach him some manners and make him part of our family.... More
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KidsCatsSm. DogsLg. DogsLola
Female 2.5 years Level 3
A little bit about Lola: She's about 2 years old, playful, and loyal. She loves her humans, not too big on other dogs it seems. She loves playing fetch. You can run around with her and play fetch with her all day, yet she also likes to snuggle with you... More
Added January 27, 2021 -
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KidsCatsSm. DogsLg. DogsSkye
Female 6 years Level 2.5
Sky is a female sable, 5 years old, spayed, house dog, cat friendly, crate trained, good to high energy, some basic obedience. She bonds quickly and is up to date on shots. She is located in Elk Grove. Please reach out to Chriss at 1 (916) 719-7199 for more information. More
Added October 03, 2019
For Owners Looking to Rehome Their Dogs
If you are a dog owner looking to rehome your dog, you may find the following information useful to help you successfully find a new home for your dog.
For Prospective Owners Looking to Adopt a German Shepherd
Prospective owners can take a number of steps to help them find the right dog for their lifestyle. Keep in mind that most shelter and rescue dogs have unknown histories and therefore are relatively unpredictable in behavior. It is important that prospective owners find out as much about a dog as possible, and objectively consider if they have the right lifestyle for that particular dog, before making a commitment to adopt it. The following information may be useful to help determine if a new dog is a good fit for you, your family, and your friends.
- Before You Adopt a German Shepherd Dog - The first half will help you decide if a German Shepherd Dog is the right breed for you. The second half contains Pre-Adoption questions.
You may also find the following useful information to help you select the right dog and then integrate it into your life:
