Loyal, Loving,
Local.
A litter of 11 beautifully raised German Shepherd puppies, born in our home in Wainuiomata. Ready to join your family from 24 July 2026.
Our Story
Wellington raised,
family loved.
We are a family-based breeder located in Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt. German Shepherds have been part of our lives for years and this litter represents everything we love about the breed: intelligence, loyalty, warmth, and an unshakeable bond with their family.
Unlike breeders based far up north or in the South Island, we are right here in the Wellington region. You can visit us, meet Caesar and Indie in person, see how the puppies are raised, and collect your new companion without the stress of a flight crate or courier.
Caesar and Indie are fed a carefully balanced raw meat and kibble diet, keeping them in excellent health and condition. The puppies are thriving on mother's milk and a supplementary mix of goat's milk — they are healthy, strong, and very well fed.
Raw & Kibble Fed Parents
Caesar and Indie are on a premium raw meat and kibble diet for peak health.
Puppies on Mother's Milk
Pups are thriving on mother's milk supplemented with nutritious goat's milk.
Home Raised
Born in our home, socialised with people and animals from birth.
Wellington Local
Wainuiomata based. Visit us and collect in person — no couriers.
Current Litter
11 puppies,
all available.
Our litter was born on 15 May 2026. The puppies are growing beautifully and will be ready to go to their new homes from 24 July 2026. All puppies go with a full starter package included in the price.
We screen all enquiries to ensure our puppies go to homes where they will be well loved and properly cared for. Please use the enquiry form to introduce yourself and tell us about your home.
Wellington's Own
The only GSD litter currently available in the Wellington region. Visit us in Wainuiomata and meet your puppy in person before committing.
Ready 24 July
Fully vaccinated, regularly wormed, and vet checked before leaving us at 10 weeks of age.
Mixed Coats
A beautiful mix of medium and long-haired coats from Caesar and Indie's pairing. Coat type confirmed as puppies develop.
What's Included
Every puppy leaves with:
Meet the Litter
11 puppies,
each one unique.
Each puppy has been given a colour name to tell them apart while they are young. Their true coat and markings will develop over the coming weeks — individual photos are on their way. All 11 are currently available.
Meet the Parents
Exceptional dogs
raise exceptional puppies.
Sire • Long-haired GSD
Caesar
Caesar is our long-haired male, a large and commanding German Shepherd with a striking dark coat and an incredibly gentle temperament. Highly trainable and confident around people and other animals, he brings the very best of the breed to this litter.
Dam • Medium-haired GSD
Indie
Indie is our beautiful medium-haired dam, sourced from a well-known and reputable GSD breeder in the North Island. She carries superb genetics and has proven to be an attentive, nurturing mother. Her classic colouring and warm nature are already showing in this litter.
Gallery
Life at Loyal GSD.
A glimpse into our home and how our dogs and puppies are raised. Visitors are always welcome to come and meet the family before committing.
New Owner Guide
Setting your puppy
up for life.
German Shepherds are intelligent, active, and deeply loyal. With the right foundation in feeding, training, and socialisation, they become outstanding lifelong companions. Here is what we recommend for your new puppy's first weeks at home.
Feeding
- Continue the raw and kibble diet your puppy is used to
- Feed 3 to 4 times daily until 6 months, then twice daily
- Always provide fresh, clean water
- Avoid cheap grain-heavy kibble — look for real meat as the first ingredient
- Raw meaty bones support dental health and mental stimulation
- Do not exercise your puppy immediately after meals
Training
- Start basic commands from week one at home
- GSDs respond best to positive reinforcement — reward generously
- Short, frequent sessions of 5 to 10 minutes work best
- Enrol in a puppy obedience class by 12 weeks
- Consistency is everything — the whole household must use the same commands
- A bored GSD is a destructive GSD — mental stimulation is essential
Socialisation
- The critical socialisation window closes at 12 to 16 weeks
- Introduce your puppy to new people, sounds, and environments daily
- Safe outdoor exposure after their second vaccination
- Invite friends and children over regularly in the first weeks
- Gentle exposure to other dogs and animals builds confidence
- Car trips, different surfaces, and new smells all count
Common Questions
Everything you
need to know.
Get in Touch
Ready to meet
your puppy?
All 11 puppies are available. Send us an enquiry and introduce yourself — we would love to hear about your home and find the right match for your family.