Which named puppy fits your preferences?

Answer 12 questions. The updated matcher compares your answers with recorded litter facts and recommends Brandy, Bree, Bruno, Billie or Blue—unless your routine suggests waiting.

Question 1 of 12

Your preferred sex

Do you have a clear preference?

MaleCurrent male: BrunoFemaleCurrent females: Brandy, Bree, Billie and BlueOpen to eitherLet recorded fit lead

Which coat profile attracts you most?

Solid blackCurrent match: Blue, femaleBlack & tanBruno, Brandy, Bree and BillieNo colour preferenceFit matters more than coat

At the 27 July weigh-in, which range appeals to you?

Smaller/lighter recordedBrandy: 2.7 kgMiddle recorded rangeBree: 3.4 kg or Bruno: 3.5 kgLarger recorded rangeBillie: 3.6 kg or Blue: 3.8 kgNo current-size preferenceDo not use early weight as a deciding factor

What do you mainly want from the relationship?

Family companionHousehold life and trainabilityActive companionExercise and outdoor routineStructured training partnerObedience and ongoing developmentShow or future breeding interestRequires specialist evaluation and rights

Which direction should a live assessment explore?

Calm and socialStill needs normal GSD activityConfident and balancedStable family/companion aimHigher drive and engagementMore training and managementOpen to observationLet the current puppy lead

How familiar are you with large working breeds?

First-time dog ownerProfessional support strongly advisedSome dog experienceReady to learn breed-specific needsExperienced with GSD/working breedsFamiliar with structure and drive

Which best describes the home?

Adults onlyNo young childrenOlder childrenRules and supervision remain essentialYoung childrenConstant adult supervision neededOther dogs or catsControlled introductions required

Where will the puppy live?

Secure house and yardStill needs daily interactionHouse without a yardPlanned exercise is essentialApartmentPossible only with strong routine and management

What routine can you realistically maintain?

High activityTraining plus substantial exerciseModerate activityConsistent walks, play and trainingLight activityMay not meet normal GSD needs

On a normal day, how long would the puppy be alone?

Up to 2 hoursStrong early support2 to 5 hoursNeeds a careful routineMore than 5 hoursDaytime support is important

How much structured daily training can you provide?

30+ minutes across short sessionsRecommended commitment20-30 minutesWorkable with consistencyUnder 20 minutesMay be insufficient

Are time, budget and household agreement in place?

Yes, ready to proceed responsiblyReview records and arrange live assessmentMostly ready; need guidanceAsk for a first-month planNot fully ready yetPreparation is the responsible next step

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Before you decide

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This is a preference and readiness tool, not a health certificate, behavioural guarantee or professional temperament test.

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Exact where facts permit

Solid-black female points to Blue; male points to Bruno; black-and-tan females can be differentiated provisionally by current recorded weight.

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No aggression promise

The tool records your desired direction but does not label a puppy aggressive, protective, calm or high-drive without observation.

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Welfare gate

Unsafe alone-time, very low activity or lack of readiness can produce a “prepare first” result.