Pluto

Moved to the Netherlands from Ukraine in 2022 because of the war and brought my dogs with me. Unfortunately, I now live in a small apartment that is not suitable for German Shepherds. There simply isn’t enough space or a yard for them.

Because of this, they have been staying at a dog boarding facility about an hour away from me. I can only visit them once a week, and I truly believe they deserve much more love, attention, and daily companionship than I am able to give them.


That is why I have made the heartbreaking decision to find him a permanent home with a loving family who can give him the time, care, attention, and affection he deserves. This is an incredibly difficult decision for me, but I believe it is the fairest and kindest choice for him.

I am not in a hurry to find a new home. I will take my time to make sure he finds the right family.

His future owners should understand that he is a young, active male with a lot of energy. He loves to run, play, and spend time with people. He will be happiest with a large, secure yard or with someone who enjoys long walks, outdoor activities, and playing with him every day. He needs both physical exercise and mental stimulation.

He is an absolutely wonderful dog—kind, gentle, affectionate, and easy to live with. He has no behavioral problems at all; he simply has a lot of energy, as any young German Shepherd does.

I will be very careful when choosing his new family because I want to be absolutely sure that he will spend the rest of his life in a safe, loving, and responsible home where he will truly be a member of the family.
He was purchased from a reputable breeder in Belarus and brought to Ukraine in 2021. All of his documents are available and will be provided to his future family.

The adoption fee is 275 euros so we can make sure that we can find a suitable family that understands all the responsibilities