4 year old male & female German Shepherds in Co. Dublin(Serious enquiries only, please)

We are looking for a loving new home for our 4-year-old German Shepherd littermates, one male and one female (neutered).

They are wonderful, family-friendly dogs—active, playful, and especially great with children. Both are gentle, walk well on a lead, and behave nicely with other dogs and people. We are sadly rehoming them due to a family relocation.

If you’re looking for loyal companions who will bring joy to your home while also keeping it safe, these two German Shepherd littermates could be the perfect fit. They would thrive with an owner who has a secure garden or yard where they can play and explore. We’re hoping to find a family who can give them the love, care, and attention they truly deserve. Free to collect the runner and kennel along with them in case wish.

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