Ransomshire Shepherds
Intelligent family dogs for work and play
ADOLESCENTS
Ellen uses food to leash train
Puppies this young stay tethered most of the time
I'll take some!
Asa loves a toy
Puppies will do anything with you!
No ball is too big
Sideways ears
Dinah was a beautiful puppy!
Camouflage
Happy in the leaves
Kisses for everyone
Baruch and new sibling Tovah waiting for work to begin
Chelly found a perch in her new home
Belly rubs?
Sadie at Lowe's
Anna keeps it cool
Sophie in the snow
Do you like my necklace?
Dinah's ears starting to lift
Weeding
Lydia is all ears
Ursa's new favorite toy
Hello friend
Learning to heel
Climbing
Let's take a selfie
Ears together
Not so sure about this new playmate
Puppy play date at Ransomshire
Field research
Getting used to a leash
Sadie in the snow
Happy girl
Thomas at 10 weeks
Hiro at 4 months
Looking older all the time
Ursa's first camping trip
Chelly watches her sibling swim
Pool adventure
Starting to look more grown
Asa shares a stick with Grandma
Beautiful day for a hike
Babysitting
Perfect fit
Fluffy ears
Let me up!
Don't mind if I chew
Chelly on the porch
Kira graduates from puppy class
Snow dog!
Eimear does a classic head tilt
Baruch celebrates Independence Day
Sadie listens
Two shaggy siblings at 5 months
Sheba II on alert
Rommel at 6 months
Hiro and friend at 6 months
Sheba earns her CGC
Clifford at home in the snow
Porch cuddles
Once you take your puppy home the adventure begins! It's time for potty training, basic commands, and exposing them to as much as possible. We recommend finding a puppy training class as a way to bond with your new dog and to socialize it with others. We love getting updates as your puppy ages. Please send your photos and let us know what they have been up to!