Health guarantee

At EISENPFAD Shepherds, the health and well-being of every German Shepherd puppy we raise is a priority. We believe responsible breeding begins with careful planning, appropriate health screening, and attentive puppy care. Our Health Guarantee explains the protections provided to puppy buyers, the responsibilities of new owners, and the steps to follow if a health concern arises. We encourage every family to review the written guarantee before bringing their puppy home.

Frequently asked questions about our health guarantee

Choosing a German Shepherd puppy is an important decision. Below, we answer common questions about parental health screening, veterinary care, hip and elbow health, vaccinations, and our written health guarantee. We want every family to understand our health practices and know what to expect before bringing an EISENPFAD Shepherds puppy home.

Are the parents health tested?

Responsible breeding begins with careful attention to the health of our adult dogs. We encourage prospective families to ask about the health evaluations and documentation available for each puppy's parents, including hip and elbow assessments when performed. We believe in transparency and are happy to discuss the available records so families can make informed decisions.

Will the puppy develop hip or elbow problems?

Hip and elbow conditions can occur in German Shepherds, and no breeder can guarantee that a puppy will never develop a joint problem. Responsible breeding and appropriate health screening can help assess and reduce certain inherited risks. A puppy's development, nutrition, weight, exercise, and other factors can also influence joint health. Please review our written Health Guarantee for the specific coverage and conditions that apply to your puppy.

Has the puppy been examined by a veterinarian?

Yes. Each EISENPFAD Shepherds puppy receives a veterinary examination before going to its new home. Buyers receive the available veterinary health records, including documentation of examinations and care provided. A veterinary examination offers an assessment of the puppy's health at that time but cannot predict or rule out every future health condition. We encourage new owners to schedule a follow-up examination with their own veterinarian after bringing their puppy home.

What vaccinations and deworming have been completed?

Our puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming according to their individual needs and veterinary guidance. At pickup, buyers receive the available health records documenting vaccinations, deworming treatments, and other care provided. We recommend sharing these records with your veterinarian to plan the puppy's next vaccinations, parasite prevention, and routine wellness visits.

Is there a health guarantee?

At EISENPFAD Shepherds, we believe trust is earned through transparency, responsible care, and open communication. We encourage prospective families to learn about our breeding practices, review available health records, read genuine customer testimonials, and ask questions before making a decision. We want every family to feel informed and confident about choosing an EISENPFAD Shepherds German Shepherd. We are happy to discuss our dogs, puppy care, and the responsibilities of welcoming a German Shepherd into your home.

Can I trust this breeder?
At Eisenpfad Shepherds, trust is paramount. Founded by Darold Perry, our program is built on decades of passion, experience, and dedication to the German Shepherd breed. We invite you to review our detailed breeding practices, health testing protocols, and testimonials from satisfied families. We are always available to answer any questions you may have, ensuring you feel confident and secure in your decision.

Will my puppy adapt well to everyday life?

Our puppies are raised with attention to early socialization and age-appropriate experiences. We work to introduce them to a variety of sights, sounds, handling, and everyday environments to help build confidence and prepare them for family life. Every puppy develops at its own pace, so continued socialization, consistent training, and positive experiences in the new home are essential. We provide guidance to help families support their puppy's adjustment and development.