Black longhaired Germany Shepherd IKC & UK Reg. 🖤

Black longhaired Germany Shepherd. IKC & Uk Registered

This male is the winner of

☆ 6 green stars

• 2 International CACIB
• 3 best of breeds
• 3 reserves best of breeds.
• Celtic Winners German Shepherd Longhaired 2023
• Crufts Qualifier 2024

From his first 6 shows. He's is only 18 months. He is a quality dog.

He is well on he's way to becoming a Champion.

He's has a fantastic temperament out in public and is fearless at home and command respect with a brilliant presence.

Shows very well in the ring and enjoys completing.

Lord Puck is a family Pet, Lives in our home. He get along with the other dogs big and small and is very good with all breeds and really enjoys small dogs.

He is an all round good balanced dog.

Can Travel if necessary for mating.

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Lord Puck has being vet check and here are his results.

Radiography Elevation According to F.C.I. / IEWG Protocal

Hips Score. HD: A= HD Normal.

Elbow Score. ED: O = No Arthrosis

EDTA- Blood From Laboklin.

Degenerative Myelopathy DM:

Negative

dose not Carry DM.

Hyperuricosuria -PCR

Negative

MDR1gene variant -PCR

Negative.

Pituitary Dwartism -PCR

Negative

All certificates can be seen if requested and have being carried out through Holmes Veterinary Group.

Lord Puck is the Top Black Longhaired Germany Shepherd in Ireland 🇩🇪 🇮🇪

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