2 Female 1 Male Adult German shepherds

459 Cary Dr., Augusta GA

Description

I'm in a position where I've exhausted every other option beyond rehoming my three dogs. They have done absolutely nothing wrong and are wonderful outside dogs who have been around my now 6 year old all their lives. Riot is my oldest female at almost 5 years old, she just recently had puppies (we have 3 separate yards and is kept separate but slipped the fence and met up with her boyfriend Chief before we had a chance to fix her). She is beyond a doubt a great dog, wonderful with my daughter, and is good with other dogs once she has asserted herself as the boss. She has never done any harm, but has a big bark when she wants to and has no problem telling the other dogs to back down and behave. She is naturally protective over my daughter, she will trail her in the yard and if she wanders what Riot thinks is to far, she gently walks along side her and nudges her back toward us. She has a STRONG drive to please and very loyal. Chief is my male almost 4 years old, he is also unfixed, he is just a big goober and wants his ears rubbed. He CAN NOT be with other male dogs, period, he will attack. He doesn't go searching them out, but if they come to close he will lunge. He has absolutely zero aggression with anything else, not people, not female dogs. (never been around anything else animal wise so idk about cats). Chief is shy with new people, but loves everyone after a few hours or so. Pepper is my youngest female, shes just about to turn 2, built solid and strong. She is also shy at first, and very very submissive. Pepper would do just fine by her self. She's the sable. She will play a few rounds of fetch but is also independent and is just as quick to go off and explore on her own. Not fixed Riot is leash trained and loves car rides, the other two do not like to travel and have to be forced into a car lol. When at home here in the country, we pack walk. With out Riot the other two will need to be leash trained, she keeps them in line and close to me outside of the fence. All three are 100% outside dogs and do not want to be inside longer then to grab a treat or a bone and head back out. They are EXCELLENT guard dogs. They only alert and bark when someone approaches the house, no one gets ten steps on the property with out me knowing it. They rarely howl or alert to anything else short of foxes or deer, they will not bark outside all day after they settle into their new home. All of the dogs were last updated on their shots when Pepper joined roughly 2 years ago. Due to our schedules we will only meet on weekends. I would LOVE for at least Riot and Chief to go together, Pepper would do just fine on her own. But we are in a position where if I have to split them I will. Please text first if possible. There is no rehoming fee, all I ask is that someone with a love for the breed takes them.