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Health and temperament are paramount

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A family looks after its own

About Pantathean GSD

Our German Shepherd family has grown over the years, originally starting in the UK we have moved to Australia to continue breeding high quality service dogs and pets.

Located in Old Junee, our new facilities allow us to train and promote desired behavioral attributes required for loyal family pets or devoted service dogs. German Shepherds are an extremely intelligent breed and do best when challenged and motivated through work.

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We are proud to work alongside NSW police

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At Pantathean GSD; healthy breeding and stock purity is always a requirement. We hold certifications from the Royal NSW Canine Council and the Australian National Kennel Council to ensure no detrimental traits are present in our litters.

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Please share this around Australia - we averted a crisis today and want to help others do the samePlease read all the information below before embarking on unnecessary and potentially damaging surgery on you puppy, with costs between $1700 to $7000 depending on complexity:BE AWARE - YOUR VET IS NOT ALWAYS YOUR FRIEND. Choose your vet carefully and question their opinions. Alleged Hip Dysplaxia in large breed puppies is an easy target to mislead and scare anyone who owns a large breed puppy, especially a GSD. On several occasions now we have had clients take their puppy to the vet for final vaccinations and whilst there has been absolutely no issues with the puppy prior to this visit, the vet has suddenly announced that your puppy has HD. “The hips are loose and the puppy cries out when i bend and squeeze the leg“ you would cry out if the same was done to you. “We must xray ($500 later) and then consider preventative surgery” The report in this case (see below) and the xrays show the hips to be good and well formed ie nothing wrong with them yet the recommendation was still to undergo immediate JPS surgery. This is putting the puppy under severe stress and creates potential growth issues. There is no evidence to show that this surgery benefits the poor puppy in later life and the vets give no guarantees of success. How could they. Puppies dont get hip dysplasia. And arthritis in later life is subjective, taking into consideration what the dog was fed, how they were treated, such as exercise, jumping, injuries and environment, just to list a few causes. Do not do this surgery without doing your research first and certainly do take your vets word for it unless you have seen serious issues with your puppies mobility. A 12-16 week old puppy that bunnyhops when it runs is not a gait issue, it’s simply how they run.The article below from the German Shepherd Dog Council of Australia provides essential information on this surgery. www.gsdcouncilaustralia.org/information-for-puppy-buyers-and-owners/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Drax - Pantathean Cronus ❤️🐾🐾❤️🐾🎉 Celebrating six years of service 🎉🐾On Saturday, 28 February 2026, Patrol Dog Drax celebrated six years of operational service with the Northern Territory Police Force!A highly trained patrol dog and valued partner in law enforcement, he assists officers with tracking suspects and the apprehension of offenders across the Northern Territory.He has also sired Patrol Dog's Axe and Jax, both actively fighting crime in the Territory, with two more dogs, Chase and Pikey, currently in the patrol dog development program.Six years strong and still getting the job done. 💙🐕‍🦺 ... See MoreSee Less
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