Family breeder of Longhair German Shepherds in Linden, Tennessee. Producing black and red, and sable longhair (long coat) German Shepherd dogs and puppies. Now taking deposits for litter born July 1, 2020!
UPDATE: April 2020, we have temporarily suspended offering shipping due to airlines and limited flights, please plan to pick your puppy up in person. When you visit or to pick up your puppy if you or anyone in your family is or has been sick we ask that you let us know and we will delay your visit or hold your puppy if needed.
Welcome to Von Warfenburg Kennels where we have been raising and breeding quality German Shepherd puppies since 1985. In the early 2000's we had our first longhair German Shepherd and fell in love with the looks of the longhairs, it was then that we began raising these outstanding long haired (long coat) German Shepherds. Von Warfenburg is family owned and operated, loving our dogs is our main focus. We are located on 50 beautiful acres, in rural Linden, Tennessee. Our German Shepherds enjoy swimming in the creek, checking on the goats, and chickens, or visiting with the cat. Our German Shepherds are part of our family, to be loved and cherished, each one is like a family member to us. We enjoy sharing our puppies with others and watching them grow. We are available to help our puppy's new families throughout the life of their German Shepherd puppy. We keep the health of our dogs as our utmost concern. We believe that our combined 30+ years of veterinary technician experience has helped in many ways, guiding us to breed the healthiest and happiest German Shepherds. Our goal for raising German Shepherds is to produce calm, large, old style puppies that will excel at any task given: companion, therapy, service, cadaver, search and rescue, or maybe even couch potatoes. We desire to produce long hair (long coat) German Shepherds with the colors of solid black, black and red, black and tan, and outstanding sables. We encourage prospective puppy buyers to come visit us, and meet our German Shepherds and see where they have been raised.
