German Shepherd

SG Talia van de Ianhoeve IGP2

N/A·Female·Medium

Community & partner vetted

So you can sleep tight

About SG Talia van de Ianhoeve IGP2

SG Talia van de Ianhoeve IGP2 is a beautiful almost 6-year-old German Shepherd looking for her perfect retirement home. She was imported from the Netherlands and has lived most of her life in Germany before coming to the US at 4 years old. Talia has had four litters and is now ready to enjoy life as a cherished companion. She's affectionate, loyal, and very easy to live with.

Ideal Home

Talia would thrive in a loving family home where she can enjoy retirement as a beloved companion. She does best with slower introductions to dominant female dogs and is generally good with cats and children.

Ongoing Health

Talia recently completed her heartworm treatment protocol and is recovering well. She will need approximately 3-4 more months of restricted activity before she can transition to her new home, likely around late August to September. While she may take up to a year to test fully negative for heartworms, she is now safely back on prevention, fully vaccinated, and otherwise healthy. Once cleared for normal activity, she will also be eligible to be spayed. She is DM and Embark clear, with SV HD/ED Fast Normal/Normal ratings.

Training & Support

Talia retains excellent household manners and is fully crate and potty trained.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags.

Transportation

Talia is located in Nacogdoches, TX. We can arrange for pickup, meet halfway, or she can travel to you.

SG Talia van de Ianhoeve IGP2 is a beautiful almost 6-year-old German Shepherd looking for her perfect retirement home. She was imported from the Netherlands and has lived most of her life in Germany before coming to the US at 4 years old. Talia has had four litters and is now ready to enjoy life as a cherished companion. She's affectionate, loyal, and very easy to live with.

Ideal Home

Talia would thrive in a loving family home where she can enjoy retirement as a beloved companion. She does best with slower introductions to dominant female dogs and is generally good with cats and children.

Ongoing Health

Talia recently completed her heartworm treatment protocol and is recovering well. She will need approximately 3-4 more months of restricted activity before she can transition to her new home, likely around late August to September. While she may take up to a year to test fully negative for heartworms, she is now safely back on prevention, fully vaccinated, and otherwise healthy. Once cleared for normal activity, she will also be eligible to be spayed. She is DM and Embark clear, with SV HD/ED Fast Normal/Normal ratings.