I 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 for them, and they don’t have a yard where they can run and play.

As a result, 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 far more love, attention, and daily companionship than I am able to give them right now.

After a great deal of thought, 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 has been one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make, but I believe it is the kindest and most responsible choice for him.

I am not in a hurry to rehome him. I will take all the time necessary to make sure he finds the perfect family.

He is a healthy, active young male with an excellent temperament. He loves to run, play, and spend time with people. He is very friendly with both adults and children, understands some basic commands, and enjoys being part of everyday family life. He is imported, comes with FCI pedigree papers, and is of excellent quality.

His ideal home would be with someone who has plenty of time to devote to him. A large, securely fenced yard would be a big advantage, or an active person or family who enjoys long walks, outdoor activities, and spending time with their dog every day. He needs both physical exercise and mental stimulation to thrive.

He is an absolutely wonderful dog—kind, gentle, affectionate, loyal, and easy to live with. He has no behavioral problems whatsoever; he is simply a young German Shepherd with plenty of energy.

I will be very careful when choosing his new family because I want to be absolutely certain that he will spend the rest of his life in a safe, loving, and responsible home where he will truly be a cherished member of the family.

I have two German Shepherds. He has spent his entire life with my 9-year-old female, and they share a very strong bond. Ideally, I would love to find a family willing to adopt them both together so they can stay by each other’s side.

However, I understand that this may not always be possible, so I will also consider separate adoptions if I am confident that each of them will have a loving, responsible home where they will receive the care and attention they deserve.