Puppy application & Waitlist Form

If you are interested in joining our Waitlist please put in notes section on the form.

Deposits can be made electronically after completing a Puppy application, which must be approved. The Puppy application is a important step. We will promptly contact you to discuss your preferences for a new puppy and determine if one of our Czech GSDs would be a suitable for your family.

A non-refundable deposit of $500 is required to reserve a puppy, and this amount is deducted from the total purchase price. AKC registered puppies range from $4k to 5k depending the breeding.

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Czshepherds - contact us at 480-501-0711

Buckeye, Arizona - USA

Full AKC Registration (Breeding Rights) – German Shepherds - Czech Import/working lines - Solid Black & Dark Sables

Hours of Operations

Mon	Closed
Tue	06:00 am – 05:00 pm
Wed	06:00 am – 05:00 pm
Thu	06:00 am – 05:00 pm
Fri	06:00 am – 05:00 pm
Sat	By Appointment
Sun	By Appointment

knowing your puppy

Puppy Health Guarantee

We take the health of our puppies seriously and offer a comprehensive health guarantee for every puppy we sell. Our puppies are up-to-date on vaccinations and come with a clean bill of health from our veterinarian. We're confident in the quality of our puppies and stand behind them 100%.

Quality

All the puppies sold by us are of the highest genetic quality selected carefully to your satisfaction. All the dogs offered by us come from high-quality bloodlines.

Genetic

Czshepherds.com guarantees that our puppies are free of genetic and congenital problems and the puppy confirms with our written description of such dog. Any other warranties expressed or implied are null and void. IF the dog does not confirm with the above description then it will be replaced with dog of equal value as soon as one is available.

Puppies playing

Puppies are playful and growing bodies, they are susceptible to mild injuries. I have owners contact me that their puppy is limping and such. You are always welcome to take the to a veterinarian but you will always get the same answers. Playful puppies bones and joints are growing and they play hard they can get hurt. Not to worry just limit play until they feel better.

The Czech German Shepherd