Ransomshire Shepherds
Intelligent family dogs for work and play
6-8 WEEKS
Let us out!
We send all puppies home with a toy
Crazy eyes
Do I have something on my tongue?
Time for sushi
Eyebrows are an indication a puppy will grow into a lighter adult
Trying to climb Mt. Esther
Let me up!
Play with me?
A rare moment of calm
Getting playful
Do I have something on my face?
More rubbings, please!
Sniffing each other
The ears-down phase is pretty sweet
Anything in the puppy pen is subject to chewing
Good news, I put all the toys in the tunnel!
Mine!
This one is fun to bite
Time for wormer
Still up for back sleeping
Ellen gives good scratches
Homeschool with puppies
Saying "thank you"
It's itchy out here
Starting to look more like a GSD
Sometimes puppies will get a bath on a hot day
One ear up!
Sleeping in the mulch
Learning how to play
You got me!
My turn
Sharing a bottle
I want all the toys
He's got the whole world in his eyes
Already on guard
Sweet sibling nap
Kiss me
Rolling in the grass
I found my cave
Basketful of wonderful
Exploring with Mama
Holly shows Perry her puppy
We still weigh them occasionally
It's time to eat!
Now we are feeding them in crates
What is next?
Nothing but love
Always a good time to chew a stick
We can share
Ellen with a full litter
Holly and Ellen with Gigi's last litter
Everybody loves Holly
Nice pedicure!
Ready for the forever home
We'll take her!
New siblings
This will be an adventure!
Beautiful day for a beautiful pup
Say cheese
Kids love these pups
New best friend
Time to go
The pups are outside now, exploring the wide world in the safety of a puppy yard. They get lots of attention from humans as we play with them many times a day and allow our children, grandchildren, neighbors, and many other people to socialize with the pups in supervised conditions. They learn that a crate is their shelter and they have fun with toys. They are interacting with the world around them, not simply stuck in a kennel.