The White & Long Coat German Shepherd Society

The White And Long Coat

German Shepherd Society

Dogs Available At Stud

If you would like to advertise your dog on this page then please contact the webmaster in the first instance.

Chazlaws Second Chance (Thorn)

Hip Scored + Haemophilia Clear

Thorn is a stunning white long coat who has taken Best In Show several times and has twice won Overall Champion in Rally at WALCSS shows.

He comes from a working bloodline and both his Grandmother and his Great Grandfather were registered PAT dogs. (Pets As Therapy).

Thorn and his mother Angel both compete at Open/Championship Obedience Shows.

For more details contact Mr & Mrs Wild

Telephone 0115 223 9829

Why not have a look at their website here ?

Bowdawl White Mausa Boy (Jenson)

Hip Scored

Jenson is a pure white long coated GSD. He is hip scored with a wonderful temperament. He is obedient and is a perfect part of our family.

We also own his mother and Grandmother and both can be seen.

His mum's side is Bricketwood and his dad's Aldermaston.

We live in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire.

For more details ring David and Pauline Hutcherson on 01707 894812.

Advert placed on site 02/08/2007

Soothsayer Last Emperor (Ice)

Hip Scored, Haemophilia Clear, DNA Profiled

Ice has a fantastic temperament. He lives in our family home with a variety of other animals and children. He attends regular obedience classes which he loves. Ice showed very well in 2007, as a puppy, having several wins at the W.A.L.C.S.S. Rallies. We were all so proud of him. We live in Herefordshire and Ice is a registered stud for approved bitch's.

For further details and or photos, please phone Jo on 01432 860989

Email.

Advert placed on site 26/02/2008

Whilst the Society makes every effort, by asking for certification where appropriate, to ensure information given in puppy/stud list adverts is accurate, it cannot be held responsible for the content of, or any claims made in such adverts. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure the details of the transaction are as they seem. If this turns out not to be the case the committee would be interested to hear the facts so a misleading advert can be removed from Society publications. This will probably be the total action the Society would take in such a circumstance.