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Barbers Tea issued these "Dogs" in 1961. Printed on the back is the following: "One of the oldest known breeds of dogs dating back 6,000 years. At one time the dog was, fallaciously, thought to be half wolf, which made it unpopular for a considerable period. Because it is so intelligent the breed has established itself as a Police dog, Army dog and Guide dog for the blind. The strictly correct name for the breed is German Shepherd Dog. The height is about 25 inches, bitches, 23 inches."
German Shepherd Card 2(Barber Tea, 1961)... $4.95 each

Priory Tea issued this set of "I Spy Dogs" in 1957. The cards were enclosed in packages of tea. The object of the game was to 'spy' the dog of the breed shown in the picture and completing a form on the back of the card. When the 24 cards had been collected and the form completed there was some kind of reward from the Company.
German Shepherd Card 3(Priory Tea, 1957)... $4.95 each

Carreras issued this set of cards titled "Dogs & Friend" in 1936. Lady Kitty Ritson describes the German Shepherd (Alsatian) on the back of the card as follows: "The Alsatian has had to live through many periods of depressions, as at one time there was a Press campaign launched against him, but he has outlived all the attacks of his detractors and is still one of the most popular breeds. There is absolutely no wolf-blood in the Alsatian, as he is a sheep-dog, and the present breed was formed by crossing the North and the South German sheep-dog. He is extremely loyal and very devoted to children, and many parents in America keep one as a guard."
German Shepherd Card 4(Carreras Dogs and Friend, 1936)... $4.95 each

Horniman Tea put out this set of "Dogs",consisting of 48 cards, in 1961. A single card was enclosed in each 1/4-lb packet of tea. A great description is printed on the back of the card: "A composite animal produced from two or three strains of sheepdog as a guard. Although wolf-like in appearance there has been no cross. Fearless but suspicious of strangers. Hardly known here before 1914 but now extremely popular. Very well proportioned, supple animals with rather long, strong bodies, intelligent expressions, flat but thick coats and a smooth, flowing gait. Tail hangs in a slight curve when at rest."
German Shepherd Card 5(Horniman Tea, 1961)... $4.95 each

Another Tea card, Amaran Tea issued this series of "Dogs Heads" in 1965. Printed on the back: "The Alsatian or German Shepherd Dog is extremely intelligent and has a compelling gaze. The long, lean and clean-cut head should be in proportion to the size of the body and broad at the back of the skull, tapering to the nose. The eyes should be almond-shaped and darker in shade than the coat. This is a typical one-man dog, devoted and fearless.
German Shepherd Card 6(Amaran Tea, 1965)... $4.95 each

These cards were issued by The British Automatic Company Ltd. in 1953. There were three different series of 32 cards each. This card came from the first series. The cards were obtained from weighing machines for the cost of one penny. The fronts of the cards have an artist-drawn picture of a dog. The machine stamped the date and the person's weight (in stones and pounds, 1 stone = 14 pounds) on the back of the card.
German Shepherd Card 8(British automatic, 1953)... SOLD OUT

Bassett Candy issued these "Popular Dogs" in 1967. The following is printed on the back of the card: "This dog is the second most popular breed in the country, it is known all over the world as the German Shepherd. The colour of the coat varies considerably, but it should not be white. The height is from 24" to 26" at the shoulder. And although originally a sheep dog it is now used extensively as a police and army dog."
German Shepherd Card 9(Bassett Candy, 1967)... $4.95 each

Cofton Collections put out three series of these dogs. This card is from the "Dogs 2nd series - Reprint of 1963" issued in 1988. The back of the card gives the address of Cofton Collections and a short list of potpourri they sell.
German Shepherd Card 10(Cofton Collections 2nd series reprint, 1988)... $4.95 each

Wills cigarettes issued this series of "Dogs" in 1937 and enclosed them in Wild Woodbine Cigarettes. The following is printed on the back of the card: "The German sheep-dog used in England for obedience demonstrations. Long, lean and cleancut head, broad at the back of the skull, tapering to nose. Skull slightly domed. Muzzle long and strong, must not show any weakness or excessive taper. Clean lips, black nose. Sound, strong teeth with scissor-like action. Almond-shaped, dark eyes. Ears of moderate size, pointed at the tips, broad at base. Strong, fairly long neck with plenty of muscle; well-sloped shoulders; straight forelegs, well boned. Muscular body, back rather long and well develped. Tall slightly curved. Feet round and short. Smooth coat. Colour: brown, grey, fawn, black, and black-and-tan.
German Shepherd Card 11(Wills "Dogs", 1937)... $4.95 each

Another Cofton Collections, this one from "Dogs 3rd Series - Reprint of 1963" issued in 1988. The name of the Company is on the back of the card and a partial listing of the 'collectables' sold."
German Shepherd Card 12(Cofton Collections 3rd series reprint, 1988)... $4.95 each

Pattreiouex issued this lovely series of photographs titled "Dogs" in 1939. They were enclosed singly in Senior Service Cigarettes. The dog is not identified. A description is shown on the back of the card: "Possibly the cleverest breed of all, but needs a good master or mistress. In careless hands, may be dangerous.

GENERAL HINTS
SITTING AND STAYING. Make him sit, then move back two paces saying 'stay' and signalling. If he moves, put him back on the spot he moved from. The first time he stays, even for a few seconds, return, give him a scrap while he is still seated and praise him. Gradually increase time and distance."
German Shepherd Card 13(Pattreiouex Photographs, 1939)... $5.95 each

Players "Dogs Heads(Eire)-Reprint of 1940 were issued in 1993. This is an authorized reproduction by Imperial Publishing, first published in 1940. The following is printed on the back of the card: "This breed created the greatest canine scare of modern times, and it was accused, very often wrongly, of every crime of which a dog is capable. Its name, then Alsatian Wolfdog, and the exaggerated publicity given to the wolf cross used so long ago as to be inactive now, produced a strong feeling against the breed. The English Kennel Club is the only canine ruling body which clings to the name Alsatian, though it now puts the correct name in parenthesis. On the Continent the breed is still used as a guardian of flocks. With all who like their dogs to be reluctant to make friends quickly with strangers, the Alsatian will always be popular.
German Shepherd Card 15(Players Dogs Heads Eire reprint, 1993)... $5.95 each

"SALLY"

This card is an authorized reproduction of "Puppies by Dawson - Reprint of 1940", issued by Wills in 1990. The drawing and the narrative on the back of the card are by Lucy Dawson. "Sally" was of a friendly disposition but very nervous. Sitting still was not in her line, but biscuits certainly were, and a little persuasion did the rest. "Sally" was interested in Art, but I felt that what she really wanted was to try the flavour of the paper. In puppy days Alsatians really must appeal to everyone!"
German Shepherd Card 16(Wills Puppies by Dawson reprint, 1990)... $5.95 each

Molassine introduced this colorful series of "Dogs at Work" in 1970. A role description is on the back of the card: "The strictly correct name for this dog is German shephard dog, and he is one of the oldest of the known breeds of dogs, dating back some 6,000 years. Not as much used as a sheep dog these days, but as a Police dog, Army dog or as a guide dog for the blind. Highly intelligent and alert, this dog commands respect as one of the most useful dogs for work."
German Shepherd Card 17(Molassine Dogs at Work, 1970)... $5.95 each

CH. JANITOR OF PICARDY
Sire - Allei of Picardy.
Dam - Beda Anderton of Picardy.
Sinclair put out the series titled "Champion Dogs", a series of real photos in 1938. The back of the card reads: "An outstanding success this year at the Kennel Club Show, Champion Janitor of Picardy annexed the Challenge Certificate for Dogs, and also Best Alsatian in Show. He also won a Challenge Certificate at the Metropolitan and Essex Show. In the contest for the Solbrig Cup, the contest worked down to Ch. Janitor and Jade of Picardy, and, finally, Ch. Janitor took the award.
Owned by - Mr. W. Proctor-Smith, Sale, Manchester.
German Shepherd Card 18(Sinclair Champion Dogs, 1938)... $6.95 each

Ch. ATALANTA COTHURNI.

Sire - Ch. Adalo of Cears.
Dam - Seylla of Delos.
Born - March 21st, 1931.
Sinclair "Champion Dogs" are a series of real photos issued in 1938. Printed on the back of the card is a description of the Champion shown on the front of the card. "Performed the wonderful feat of winning both the Debutante and the Championship Certificate at her first Championship Show, and, at the following three Championship Shows, became a Champion by winning at each.
Has also won two "Obedience" competitions, and is a most useful Gun Dog.

Owned and Bred - Dr. Hammond Gater, Conway, North Wales.
German Shepherd Card 19(Sinclair Champion Dogs, 1938)... $6.95 each

John Player issued this series of 50 cigarette cards titled "Dogs by Wardle - Full Length" in 1931. Printed on the back of the card: "The Alsatian or German Shepherd-dog--the name he is known by in his native Germany and in America--came into prominence during the Great War because of the assistance he rendered to Red Cross and other units. Since the War, officers of the British Army have taken up the breed in earnest, until it has won a wonderful popularity in this country. The Alsatian's erect ears, expression and general conformation are very wolf-like. Colours: iron-grey, cinder-grey, brown, fawn, black or black and tan. Height: dogs 24-26 in., bitches 22-24 in. Weight: dogs 65 lb,. Bitches 60 lb."
German Shepherd Card 20(Players Dogs full length, 1931)... $6.95 each

John Player issued these "Dogs Heads by Biegel" in 1940. The following is printed on the back of the card: "The German Shepherd Dog was used extensively by the French and German armies during the 1914-18 War. It was subsequently introduced into England and renamed the Alsatian. It has since become very popular, being strong, intelligent and alert. These qualities were again used to great effect in the Second World War, when the Alsatian was employed for such diverse purposes as guard duties and mine detecting. It is as a guide dog for the blind that the Alsatian excels. It has also reached stardom in the film world. As little preparation is required for showing, the Alsatian is consequently popular with exhibitors."
German Shepherd Card 21(Players Dogs Heads, 1940)... $7.95 each

These "Dogs - Scenic-Background" were issued in 1925 by John Player & Sons. The following is printed on the back of the card: "Also known as German Police or Shepherd Dogs. German dogs may be divided into three general types--smooth, hard, and long-haired, and all betray their near relationship to the Wolf by their erect ears and general expression. These intelligent animals came into prominence during the Great War because of the assistance they rendered to Red Cross and other units. Colours - iron-grey, cinder-grey, brown, fawn, black or black and tan, preference often being given to the wolf-coloured dogs.
Height - 24 to 25 ins., bitches, 22 to 24 ins."
German Shepherd Card 22(Players Scenic, 1925)... $7.95 each

Australian Champion "KOHINOOR KAZAN"
Owner - Mr. J. Fontaine, Vic.
This 'swap card' is from Golden Fleece Australia "Pedigree Dogs",issued in 1972. American motion pictures made these dogs world-famous. Often called "Alsatian" they are alert, fearless and have great beauty and strength. Proven to be a superior dog in obedience contests this breed is credited with abilty to reason. They excel in both war and police service, also are used for guiding blind people.
Their ancestors are not the wolf-dog, but pure breeds of European Shepherd Dogs.
German Shepherd Card 23(Golden Fleece Australia, 1972)... $7.95 each

Typhoo Tea printed this series of 20 cards titled "Some Popular Breeds of Dogs" on their packages of tea in 1955. The description is on the face of the card as opposed to the back as the card had to be physically "cut out" of the tea package for saving.
German Shepherd Card 24(Ty-Phoo Tea, 1955)... $8.95 each

"CHAMPION SHENE OF PEAK HILL"

Owned by - Miss F. Piercy Jones

Ardath put out this series of "Champion Dogs" in 1934. There are 25 cards in the set. The back of the card (as shown to the right) lists all of the points of the German Shepherd. These cards were enclosed singly in Ardath Cork and State Express 333 cigarettes.
German Shepherd Card 25(Ardath Champion Dogs, 1934)... $9.95 each

This lovely scenic series of 48 cards titled "Dogs A Series" was issued by Gallaher in 1936. The Alsatian is card no. 38 in the series. The back of the card carries the following description: "The Alsatian was originally known in England as the German Shepherd Dog. It is related to the wolf and there has been much unjust criticism of its supposed treachery and ferocity. It is in fact a first rate watch-dog and guard--is very intelligent, is easily trained and can track as efficiently as a Bloodhound. H. M. King Edward VIII, when Prince of Wales, owned an Alsatian called "Claus of Seale" which gained awards both in the Show ring and in intelligence tests."
German Shepherd Card 26(Gallaher Dogs A Series, 1936)... $9.95 each

Players "Top Dogs - Grandee" were produced and distributed by Players in 1979. The following appears on the back of the card: "Until recently better known in Britain as the Alsatian, few breeds are more widely recognised. Descendants of herding dogs thay are still used for working sheep in their native country. The Germans, realising the value of dogs in war had over 6,000, mostly German Shepherds, trained prior to the 1914 war. Returning Servicemen, impressed by their abilites, brought many home to Britain and America. Their intelligence and trainability were soon recognised and they quickly achieved amazing popularity. Strong, short coated dogs with erect ears and watchful eyes they make excellent guards and companions if properly trained and exercised. Used successfully all over the World with Police Forces, Customs, Armed Services and Prison Services they also act as Guide Dogs for the Blind. Many compete in Obedience and Working Trials. A good German Shepherd will tackle any task of which a dog is capable-- and usually make a good job of it. Height 22-26 inches."
German Shepherd Card 27(Players Top Dog Grandee, 1979)... $9.95 each

EPOL South Africa issued this series of 30 cards titled "Dog Pictures" 1974. The back of the card has the following printed in both English and German: "One of the oldest known breeds, dating back 6,000 years to the early Bronze Age. Originally a sheepdog but now used for police work and guiding the blind. All colours are allowed but white is not favoured. Height 62-66 cm.
German Shepherd Card 30(EPOL South African Pet Food, 1974)... $12.95 each

Godfrey Phillips issued " Our Puppies" in 1936. The back of the card reads: "This intelligent German breed is used on the Continent as a police and army dog, and a guide for the blind. Becoming popular in England."
Godrey Phillips then issued "Our Dogs" in 1939. It is the same image as the card on the left "Our Puppies" but a later date of issue.A brief description is on the back of the card (similar to the reading above): "This German breed is remarkably intelligent, and it is widely used on the Continent as a police and army dog and as a guide for blind. For the latter purpose it is becoming popular in England."
German Shepherd Card 31(Godfrey Phillips Our Puppies, 1936)left... $12.95 each

German Shepherd Card 31a(Godfrey Phillips Our Dogs, 1936)right... $14.95 each

CHAMPION "CAPTAIN FRANZ V.D. OLDEHOVE", C.D.
Quaker Oats issued this series of 41 cards titled "Challenge of the Yukon" in 1938.There is a 'stamped' signature of Sargeant Preston at the bottom of the back of the card along with the following description: "GERMAN SHEPHERD is often called a Police Dog. His services to mankind are many. He is very adaptable to training and widely used as a "Seeing Eye" dog for the blind, guard dog and protector. He is intelligent, with power to judge for himself. His loyalty, dignity and honesty make him a real friend to his home and family. German Shepherd pictured here is Champion Captain Franz v.d. Oldehove, C.D."
German Shepherd Card 32(Quaker Oats, 1938)... $14.95 each

"CHAMPION BLISTRUD OF CEARA"
Gallaher issued this series of 24 cards titled "Dogs" in 1934. The cards were enclosed singly in Gallaher's DELUXE CIGARETTES. The German Shepherd Dog (Alsatian) is the no. 2 card in the set. The following is printed on the back of the card: "The Alsatian is generally known as the German Sheepdog or Wolfdog. The dog may be termed a super guard, and although in the past crossings were made with the wolf, the continual exaggeration of the danger of such dogs is a myth, as it would be far better for the owners of such dogs to concentrate on advertising the very characteristics which are so much in the dog's favour. As a dog, few are smarter, if well bred, and few more intelligent. The dog illustrated is one of the finest show specimens of to-day, and is owned by Miss J. Workman. His wins include six challenge certificates."
German Shepherd Card 33(Gallaher Dogs, 1934)... $14.95 each

This lovely card was issued by two different companies in the 1950's. The Premier trading Co., Oak Mfg Co. and Dr. Ballards Pet Food A great description is shown on the back of the card: "Derived from the old breeds of herding and farm dogs and associated for centuries with man, as his servant and companion, the German Shepherd has attained an unusual and outstanding degree of intelligence. The Shepherd is distinguished for loyalty, courage and ability to assimilate and retain training for a number of special services. He has an even disposition, poised, is unexcitable and has well controlled nerves He is discriminate, observing, patient, and has the ability to even exercise judgment. In his relation to man, he does not give affection lightly nor make immediate advances. He is somewhat suspicious, but his friendship, once given, is for life. Height - 23" to 25". Weight - 60 to 85 pounds. Group - Working Dogs."
German Shepherd Card 34(Dr. Ballards Pet Foods & Premier Trading Card Oak Mfg Co., 1950)... Both SOLD OUT>

Alsatian Wolf Dog
Players issued this series of 20 cards titled "Dogs by Wardle - 2nd Series" in 1928. The cards were enclosed singly in packages of Players cigarettes. The back of the card (card no. 1 in the series) is ornate with the following inscription: "Dogs of this breed, which are sometimes known as German Police or Shepherd Dogs, may be divided into three general types--smooth, hard, and long haired, and all betray their near relationship to the wolf by their erect ears and general expression. Alsatian Wolf Dogs came into prominence during the Great War because of the assistance they rendered to Red Cross and other units. Colours iron-grey, cinder-grey, brown, fawn, black or black and tan; preference often being given to the wolf-coloured dogs. Height 24 to 25 ins.,
bitches 22 to 24 ins."
German Shepherd Card 35(Players 2nd series, 1928)left... $7.95 each

German Shepherd Card 35a(Players 2nd series, 1928)right... $19.95 each

Hignett issued this beautiful scenic set of 50 cards titled "Dogs" in 1936. The 'Alsatian' is the no. 1 card in the set. The following is printed on the back: "This breed has given rise to more controversy in the canine world than any other, chiefly on account of the crossing of the Alsastian with wolves which, so most experts agree, took place very many years ago. Although of a naturally suspicious temperament, the Alsatian is a safe, reliable animal, and may readily be trained to perform most difficult tasks. It is widely used on the Continent as a Police and Army dog, and as a guardian of flocks of sheep."
German Shepherd Card 36(Hignett cigarettes, 1936)... $19.95 each

This lovely picture comes from Germany. It is also a cigarette card as are most of the cards. There is is a description on the back of the card, however, it is printed entirely in German.
German Shepherd Card 37(German cigarette card)... $24.95 each

This colorful card was issued in 1940. Weeties "Favorite Dogs-New Zealand" were a series of 32 cards enclosed singly in packages of Crispies and Vitabits. The back of the card has the following: "Although very popular as a watchdog, the Alsation is a valuable aid to the Police and the Blind. They are capable of tracking, attacking and holding criminals at bay, and when equipped with a harness, are marvellous guides to people who are blind. Noted for intelligence and faithfulness, the Alsatian in appearance is a strong, alert dog with great nobility of carriage.
**
DO train your dog to have good manners--a badly-behaved dog is a reflection on you. Patience is essential in the training of dogs."
German Shepherd Card 38(Weeties Favourite Dogs New Zealand, 1940)... SOLD OUT

Wills issued this series of 26 sketches by Margurite Kirmse - New Zealand titled "Old Allies". The German Shepherd is No. 6 in the series. The Poem 'Old Allies' is a wonderful poem on the back of the card. Each of these sketches have a poem on the back of the card pertaining to the breed shown.
German Shepherd Card 39(Wills Margurite Kirmse Sketches, 1925)... $24.95 each

Artist Leo Chambers produced his"Leo Chambers Dogs Heads" in 1924. Moustafa enclosed these 40 cards singly in their cigarettes. A short narrative is printed on the back of the card: "This dog is of quite recent introdution into Britian, and is very popular at the present time. A good dog should have a long muzzle, prick ears, feathery neck and small eyes. His colour is usually fawn. He is a big dog, active and of very graceful movement."
German Shepherd Card 40(Moustafa Leo Chambers Dogs Heads, 1924)... $24.95 each

German Shepherd Card 41(Stollwerck German, 1934)... SOLD OUT

German Shepherd Post Cards

A first day of issue from Romania. A nice way to get the card and the stamp for the price of the card alone. I have only one.
German Shepherd Post Card 1 (Romania)... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Post Card 2... $7.95 each

German Shepherd Post Card 3... $7.95 each

German Shepherd Post Card 4... $7.95 each

This is an unusual First Day of Issue Post Card from Romania commemorating the publication of their set of dog stamps. Romania issued a series of stamps in 1998 that included this wonderful German Shepherd Dog. They also issued this lovely post card with the stamp affixed. This is a wonderful opportunity to get the stamp and the card for the price of the post card only.
German Shepherd Post Card 5 (Romania)... $9.95 each

Another artists rendition of the German Shepherd Dog (puppy) and a head study stamp affixed. This is also a First Day of Issue Post Card from Romania.
German Shepherd Post Card 6 (Romania)... $9.95 each

An Awesome photograph of the German Shepherd Dog.
German Shepherd Post Card 7... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Envelopes

A first day of issue of 2 stamps and the envelope from Bulgaria. A rare find indeed for the German Shepherd Dog collector. Don't miss out on this one. There are the two stamps and the envelope for a reduced price. I have only one of this item.
German Shepherd Envelope from Bulgaria... $12.95 each

German Shepherds Envelope from Isle of Man

Isle of Man is set in the Irish Sea, midway between England, Scotland, N. Ireland and Wales. Known also as "Mann", the strongly independent Island has the oldest continuous parliament in the world, Tynwald. Each of these working dogs is shown doing their job. The German Shepherd Dog is shown with his companion Security Guard.
German Shepherd Envelope 1 from Isle of Man... $24.95 each

A 'First Day Issue' envelope, Sept. 18, 1996 from Isle of Man. It has 6 remarkable headstudies affixed to the front of the envelope, a Yellow Labrador Retriever, a Border Collie, a Dalmatian, a Welsh Corgi, an English Setter and a beautiful GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG. An awesome piece for your collection. ONE ONLY. Don't miss out on this rare find.
German Shepherd Envelope 2 from Isle of Man... $24.95 each

An awesome piece for your collection. ONE ONLY. Don't miss out on this rare find.
German Shepherd Envelope from Russia... $4.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Cards

Sorry, we don't have any complete sets of playing cards. These were from collections of antique cards and there is no way of knowing how old they are or where one might find more of them. They are certainly a part of German Shepherd history.

German Shepherd Playing Card 1... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 2... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 3... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 4... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 5... $4.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 6... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 7... $4.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 8... $4.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 9... $3.95 each

This is not a playing card. This card is an 8 x 10 and could easily be framed. This is a one of a kind card and a must for your German Shepherd collection.
German Shepherd Card 10... $19.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 11... $3.95 each

German Shepherd Playing Card 12... $4.95 each

This deck of cards was produced in Japan several years ago. There are several breeds in the deck and each breed is sold as a single card separately. The German Shepherd Dog in it is the Ace of Clubs.
German Shepherd Playing Card 13... $5.95 each

This unique card is the size of a playing card. Another delightful "must have' for the German Shepherd Dog collector.
German Shepherd Playing Card 14... $7.95 each

German Shepherd Game Card

This beautiful card is from a series of 52 cards in a game called The Black Cat Greyhound racing game issued by Carreras in 1926. They are rare and hard to come by. I have seen only three of them in different breeds. This is a must for your collection.
German Shepherd Game Card... $24.95 each

German Shepherd Ball Card

German Shepherd Ball Card... $4.95 each

German Shepherd Cigar Bands

German Shepherds card from England

German Shepherd Cigar Band 1... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Cigar Band 2... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Cigar Band 3... $7.95 each

German Shepherd Match Box Covers

German Shepherd Match Box Cover 1... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Match Box Cover 2... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Match Box Cover 3... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Match Box Cover 4... $9.95 each

German Shepherd Book Mark

German Shepherd Bookmark... $9.95 each

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* It is absolutely true that you will often find some of these cards at very reasonable prices.On the other hand, if you add in the gas, hours, and hassles that it has taken to find them, you may find it easier to just get them from us while we have them :*) I don't always count on getting more in the near future. I get them when I can find them and the stock is not always constant.

* I do have other breeds available. Let me know and perhaps I can do a page for your breed.

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