We at Ryanhaus Kennel are striving to improve the breed by quality health testing all our dogs, their bloodlines consist mostly on the DDR German Shepherd Dogs of the past.
Striving to improve on temperament and health,
We are located in Salisbury Massachusetts USA

Click here for a link to the BRED with H.E.A.R.T. Program

We have passed the AKC Program requirements to be Bred With H.E.A.R.T. breeders

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We Do Not Ship Our Pups/Dogs, and do not sell to Pet Shops, wholesalers, or brokers we are a small "Personal Kennel" We are proud to say that we have puppy owners from Maine to California and states in between that have traveled to our town to pick up their new best friend!

Due to the overwhelming response

of people contacting us wanting

a puppy,

we have not been able to respond

back to everyone, for that we

greatly apologize!!!

Please keep calling or emailing us,

as you know, the squeaky wheel

gets the grease!

Our next litter of

pups will be coming in the spring of

2021.

Thank you all for your

patience and understanding!

To help the pups get a good start in life,

we use the Bio Sensor Stimulation Method

Here is an informative link to explaining this method:

http://breedingbetterdogs.com/article/early-neurological-stimulation

Olinda and Maddie get an (SG) Very Good rating

Thank you Jenn & Colt for handling both girls, they got SG Very Good, and Maddie handled by Jenn got an SV3 out of 6. Special Thanks to Judge SV Dieter Oeser and the Quinebaug Schutzhund Club for hosting the conformation show, also the people on the sidelines for getting Maddie's attention!

Olinda handled by Colt also did very well with a rating of SG5

Click this link to find out more about the DDR German Shepherd Dog

Below is a link to explain why we want puppy owners to reconsider spaying or neutering until the pup is fully grown:

http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2011/02/17/dangers-of-early-pet-spaying-or-neutering.aspx

Things to know about spaying and neutering:

http://www.naiaonline.org/pdfs/LongTermHealthEffectsOfSpayNeuterInDogs.pdf

More to consider about spaying and neutering:

http://www.caninesports.com/uploads/1/5/3/1/15319800/spay_neuter_considerations_2013.pdf

How much should my German Shepherd Dog weigh?

German Shepherd Dog

Height &

Weight Standards

from the F.C.I. Standard

Adult Males:

Height at the wither 60 cm to 65 cm (23.62 inches -
25.59 inches)
Weight 30 kg to 40 kg. (66.14 pounds - 88.18
pounds; Midrange = 77 pounds)

Adult Females:

Height at the wither 55 cm to 60 cm (21.65 inches -
23.62 inches)
Weight 22 kg - 32 kg (48.5 pounds - 70.55 pounds;
Midrange = 59.5 pounds)

Average German Shepherd Growth

Chart by Weight & Age

Please note: these are averages. Your puppy may grow

faster or slower, larger or smaller. Consult your vet for

an accurate evaluation of your puppy's development.

	MALE			FEMALE
Age in Mos	Kilogram (kg.)	Pound (lb.)	% of Total	Kilogram (kg.)	Pound (lb.)
1	4.2	9.2	12.10	3.3	7.2
2	9.0	19.9	26.18	7.5	16.6
3	14.2	31.3	41.18	12.1	26.7
4	19.0	41.8	55	16.4	36.2
5	22.9	50.6	66.57	20.0	44.0
6	26.1	57.4	75.52	22.7	50.1
7	28.4	62.6	82.36	24.7	54.4
8	30.1	66.4	87.36	26.1	57.5
9	31.5	69.4	91.31	27.1	59.7
10	32.7	72.0	94.73	27.9	61.5
11	33.7	74.3	97.76	28.6	63.1
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