Dutch Shepherd Puppies For Sale

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Dutch shepherds Beloved, your go to breeder for healthy bloodline AKC Dutch shepherds for sale! As a dedicated Dutch shepherd breeder, our family has been raising top-quality Dutch shepherd dogs since 2008. Our commitment to breeding responsibly ensures that our AKC Dutch shepherds are of the highest pedigree and lineage. Whether you're searching for Dutch shepherd dogs for sale in New York or seeking an Dutch shepherd puppy in New York, our kennel is your trusted source.

Since our relocation from Kentucky to New York in 2005, we've continued our work of excellence, bringing our loved up Dutch shepherds with us. At Big Horn Valley Dutch shepherds, we typically have 1-2 litters of Dutch shepherd puppies annually, ensuring that families throughout NY have access to well-adjusted, family-oriented companions. Our dedication to responsible breeding practices has earned us a reputation as one of the top Dutch shepherd breeders.

We prioritize the health, temperament, and well-being of our Dutch shepherd puppies. Each member of our family is involved in their care, guaranteeing that they receive the love and attention they deserve from day one. If you're searching for a reputable and responsible Dutch shepherd breeder, look no further than Big Horn Valley Dutch shepherds. Contact us today to learn more about our available
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Dutch Shepherd Personality.         Dutch Shepherds are intelligent and all-around competent in just about everything, including agility, acting as watchdogs, search and rescue, herding, field training, police work, guide dog duty, and just being a family companion. They are highly trainable and eager to please, taking up new commands like a sponge. This breed requires a confident trainer who can set boundaries, keep dogs interested in learning, and build a trusting relationship. Its important to socialize them early, which will help them stay calm around new people and pets. The Dutch Shepherd is an excellent watchdog and usually barks when a stranger enters their territory. This can be beneficial, but it is also important for dogs to learn to interact with guests appropriately. Dutch Shepherds are great with family, even children and other pets, and they are very affectionate and obedient. They will, however, need plenty of exercise to compensate their energetic nature, both mentally and physically, to keep from becoming bored and destructive.

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Dutch Shepherd Care.

A Dutch shepherd will usually thrive in a home that is active, stimulating, and responsibly grooms the dog. They are not suited to being left alone for long periods. Problem behaviors are likely to surface if they do not get enough enrichment. They can be strong-willed and independent. This, combined with their fierce intelligence, means they will develop their own way of doing things if they do not receive clear training.

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Training.

Early, appropriate, and ongoing positive training and socialization will be required with a Dutch shepherd. This is one of the smartest dog breeds, so when you do work on their training, you will likely be amazed at how quickly they pick up your cues and enjoy learning.

Their natural guarding instincts can mean that they will be protective and territorial, and training will be required to ensure this is channeled appropriately. Because of this breed’s intelligence, these dogs also perform well when trained to work with police and military.

You should also be mindful of their herding instincts too. Be ready to ask for alternative behaviors if they start to focus too much on herding and chasing.

Diet and Nutrition

Same as other puppies, it is important to feed your Dutch shepherd a high-quality and appropriately portion-controlled diet. If they are leading a particularly active lifestyle, then you may need to consider feeding a food higher in protein or specially formulated for active dogs. Overall, you should feed an adult Dutch shepherd up to 4 cups of food per day, split between two meals. Your veterinarian can guide you when it comes to the appropriate amount of food for your unique dog based on their age, size, activity level, and the particular food you’re providing.

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