Castle O’Cuinn King Shepherds 

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Welcome to Castle O’Cuinn King Shepherds!

Home to King Shepherds Samantha, Brutus
Jackson and Scarlet.
 

Castle O'Cuinn (AKSC Recommended King Shepherd Breeder)
 IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING DEPOSITS FOR KING SHEPHERD pUPPIES


GO TO OUR "AVAILABLE" PAGE TO SEE WHAT PUPPIES
WILL BE AVAILABLE AND WHEN!


Contact us at 610-760-2815 or email castleocuinnkings@castleocuinnkings.com

Jackson, Samantha & Brutus

                                                                                                                             

Scarlet & Samantha

HIGHLAND MIST KING SHEPHERDS (AKSC RECOMMENDED BREEDER) IS CURRENTLY
ACCEPTING DEPOSITS FOR UPCOMING 2011 LITTERS.

CONTACT ANNE PIERSON AT 610-266-6034 OR EMAIL highlandmistkings@ptd.net

Castle O’Cuinn is a King Shepherd breeder (AKSC recommended breeder) dedicated to the development and improvement of the
 King Shepherd in association with the American King Shepherd Club, Inc.

Castle O’Cuinn King Shepherds is located in S.E. Pennsylvania. For more information, we can be reached at (610) 760-2815 or email us at castleocuinnkings@castleocuinnkings.com

The King Shepherd dog is large, rugged, powerful and impressive, possessing great endurance and agility. The breed was originally developed on the East Coast using American bred German Shepherds, crossed to flock guardians, which were then crossed with European bred German Shepherd dogs. The intent was to develop a superior family companion. What makes a breed a "rare breed"? Typically in the US, a rare breed is classified as a breed which does not have AKC recognition; a breed which is newly developed or is still in the process of being refined; a breed which is in development; a breed which has very small numbers; a breed which may be AKC recognized, but does not conform to the AKC standard of said breed or a breed that is developed by breeding certain deviant characteristics of an otherwise known AKC breed.

A sound breeding program should be developed with mentors; those who have years of experience and extensive knowledge on the particular breed, behind them. A breeding program SHOULD NOT begin with minimal knowledge on the dogs, their background, and their conformation. Breeding is definitely not a "sport" that should be based on a whim.

The AKSC continues to forge ahead to improve and support the King Shepherd breed.  The AKSC will not support any King Shepherd breeder who knowingly and consistently has "accidental breeding", regardless of their past status as a member or Board Member of the AKSC;  and furthermore will not support any breeder who knowingly and actively supports a King shepherd puppy mill.

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