Three Great Dogs Looking for Homes - Page 1

I have found good homes for almost all of the dogs from my now dispersed kennel.  I have three remaining that I need homes for and they are some of my best.  I have Hard Kandee Barack who is a great 2 year old solid black male.  Barack is the prototype of a home companion dog.  Not handler agressive or dominant but a sweet and gentle giant of a male who would fit well into a family situation.  Barack is very attached to me so it may take him a month to adjust to a new owner and handler so he will need a wise and patient handler to bring him through his separation from his kennel mates and from me.  I also have a 9 month old female black and tan who is nearly perfect yet no one has taken her.  Her name is WarBonnet Evita and she is a beautiful and good tempered young female with good drives and a stable personality.  Evita is green and will need socialization and time to adjust to a new family or situation.  I also have Hard Kandee Beulah who is a two year old female and a full sister to Barack.  Beulah has one fault and that is that she has one teat that has scar tissue in it and it hangs down.  Beulah has good drives and is a strong and well mannered two year old female.  All of these dogs are free to a good home so if you can provide a good home and can provide good references as to your history and experience in breeding, training, or owning German Shepherds please PM me or email me at hardkandeek9@yahoo.com.  Preference will be given to potential owners within 200 miles of Raleigh NC as I may want to visit the owners and see for myself before giving these very nice dogs to a new owner.

Barack, Ivana and Evita Sept 21 2014 from Charles Finley on Vimeo.

Barack July 28 2014 from Charles Finley on Vimeo.

Barack and Beulah also have prelim hip X-rays and both are good and attached

sorry can't help but applaud you for seeking good homes that you are willing to vet. good luck to you and the dogs, hope they find great homes.

just curios what precipitated this course of action. hope all is well. pm me if you want.

again good luck and shows good character that you are doing all you can re the future welfare of the dogs.

I had to disperse my dogs because I was overloaded with work with the dogs that I had and then my health started to go bad so I needed to find homes for them before I couldn't take care of them at all.  Sending them to new homes became critical because I had no help or backup.  Thus far there have been no reports of my dogs not adjusting to their new lives if given 2-4 weeks in a new home.  They have all been raised with gentle and positive methods so learning to trust and work with a new owner should not be a problem for my dogs and almost all were young dogs.  

Having any luck? jackie harris

Having a spate of double posts, sorry! jh

Very, very sorry for your turn of luck. I empathize wholeheartedly having to give up great companions. Best to you and them, Kevin

those hips look clean and tight, any more experienced folk like to comment.

You're right, vk. Hips are good on both. :)

hips look very good to me both