Ransom (BMSR)

[DogName] is listed as a courtesy to BLUE MOON SHEPHERD RESCUE -- for more information, please contact Blue Moon directly. DO NOT apply through the GSRA website as this dog and the rescue are not affiliated with GSRA.<br/><br/>Meet Ransom, a young female German Shepherd. Ransom&#39;s name fits so well because she will steal your heart. She is a well tempered, outgoing and playful girl. Ransom is also quite confident. She loves to play with other dogs but can be intimidated at first by a large dog size. She is learning commands and is extremely smart and athletic. She walks well on leash and we are working on illegal lane changes. Ransom is very inquisitive on her walks and has a great nose. She is great in the car.<br/><br/>Ransom is high drive and extremely athletic. She will be a great dog for sport activities like agility, barn hunt, etc. to help channel her boundless energy. She is a very enthusiastic learner. Ransom would like an experienced handler who knows the breed and will continue her training and socialization. She is not a good dog for a first time owner. We do not recommend her with children under 16.<br/><br/>Ransom can be an only dog or would do well with a male companion dog. We will not place her in a home with a female dog. She is fine with female dogs right now, but she is showing signs of being a typical female shepherd and two females in a pack is not a good idea. Ransom is doing great with potty training and needs consistent outings to continue her training.<br/><br/>Ransom has received her first rounds of vaccines and has been dewormed and is microchipped. She is also crate trained. If you are interested in this sweet bundle of energy, please fill out an online application at Blue Moon Shepherd Rescue. If you have any questions, you can contact Donna atBMSR1313@gmail.com. We adopt to NC and SC.<br/><br/>PLEASE, DO NOT FILL OUT A GSRA APPLICATION FOR THIS DOG - USE THE BLUE MOON SHEPHERD LINK ABOVE<br/><br/> Please visit our website www.gsdrescue.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

[DogName] is listed as a courtesy to BLUE MOON SHEPHERD RESCUE -- for more information, please contact Blue Moon directly. DO NOT apply through the GSRA website as this dog and the rescue are not affiliated with GSRA.

Meet Ransom, a young female German Shepherd. Ransom's name fits so well because she will steal your heart. She is a well tempered, outgoing and playful girl. Ransom is also quite confident. She loves to play with other dogs but can be intimidated at first by a large dog size. She is learning commands and is extremely smart and athletic. She walks well on leash and we are working on illegal lane changes. Ransom is very inquisitive on her walks and has a great nose. She is great in the car.

Ransom is high drive and extremely athletic. She will be a great dog for sport activities like agility, barn hunt, etc. to help channel her boundless energy. She is a very enthusiastic learner. Ransom would like an experienced handler who knows the breed and will continue her training and socialization. S

[DogName] is listed as a courtesy to BLUE MOON SHEPHERD RESCUE -- for more information, please contact Blue Moon directly. DO NOT apply through the GSRA website as this dog and the rescue are not affiliated with GSRA.

Meet Ransom, a young female German Shepherd. Ransom's name fits so well because she will steal your heart. She is a well tempered, outgoing and playful girl. Ransom is also quite confident. She loves to play with other dogs but can be intimidated at first by a large dog size. She is learning commands and is extremely smart and athletic. She walks well on leash and we are working on illegal lane changes. Ransom is very inquisitive on her walks and has a great nose. She is great in the car.

Ransom is high drive and extremely athletic. She will be a great dog for sport activities like agility, barn hunt, etc. to help channel her boundless energy. She is a very enthusiastic learner. Ransom would like an experienced handler who knows the breed and will continue her training and socialization. She is not a good dog for a first time owner. We do not recommend her with children under 16.

Ransom can be an only dog or would do well with a male companion dog. We will not place her in a home with a female dog. She is fine with female dogs right now, but she is showing signs of being a typical female shepherd and two females in a pack is not a good idea. Ransom is doing great with pott