Sugar City Shepradors

09/05/2022

Great Cycle Challenge USA on my 100 mi challenge to fight childhood cancer!

04/16/2021

We have TWO male puppies available from our litter of 8 born on 02/12/2021 and ready for their Forever homes on April 9th, 2021.
At a mature Adult weight of between 80-100 lbs.
They are a F2 mixed breed cross from Golden Retriever / Labrador Retriever/ German Shepherd dogs. Mom and Dad are F1 crosses Golden/GSD and Labrador/GSD.

Purposely bred for outstanding temperament, gentle physical interaction, intelligence, biddability, drive, and superior strength and stature. Ideal for a bracing/mobility dog, hunting, security, working farm, or any number of roles as a working dog.
This litter is Puppy Culture raised. We have Ace and Cosmo left.

If interested please follow the link in the below to fill out a survey to be considered as a potential puppy owner. We will then contact you to discuss with you more in detail of any expectations and answer any questions you may have regarding rehoming fees, and our puppy selection process.
https://kwiksurveys.com/s/5czJOH01

03/30/2021

Cosmo is an energetic pup that demands to be the center of attention. Curious and aware he constantly interacts and is comfortable being involved and interested in what you are doing. He’s spending his days with his siblings learning how to be social and the hierarchy of belonging to a pack. You can often find him vocalizing with a brother or sister and taking the lead engaging and interacting through play wrestling, challenging postures, and submissive bowing and zooom zooms are a major part of his day.

A Large Breed Dog Cosmo will be between 80-100 lbs. as a fully matured adult dog. Purposely bred for outstanding temperament, gentle physical interaction, intelligence, biddability, drive, and superior strength and stature.

If interested contact us to meet this cute little guy today!!

03/29/2021

02/17/2021

We have decided to incorporate ESI (Early Scent Introduction) to our Puppy Stimulation routine. Similar to ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation) studies have found that although a dog's olfactory senses for detecting a targeted scent needs routine refresher training to stay sharp. Early scent introduction has been shown to improve a dog's ability to succeed in scent detection work.

"The high success rates among different types of dogs suggests a range of breeds or mixed breeds may be trained to effectively screen for COVID-19.”

Canines perceive the world predominantly by scent and scent memory. Our human perception of the world around us is predominantly visual. Very much the way we introduce mobiles in our babies’ cribs to stimulate their development, strong scents offered to puppies in neonatal period stimulate their brains and form neural connections for scent memories.

We hope that by stimulating the areas of their brains during this crucial time, will increase their capacity and ability to detect scents more accurately and reliably.

Trained scent detection dogs are able to detect organic compounds associated with COVID-19 in patients. Researchers report the dogs are better at detecting coronavirus infection than standard tests.