German Shepherd Puppies —
Complete information about puppies raised at Casa Di Arancina: what an FCI pedigree means, how a puppy should be responsibly raised, and what documentation should accompany it.
✎ Ciprian Gherghe · Casa Di Arancina · Updated: May 2026
OUR BREEDING DOGS
Kelliy von Hingabe — Dam of the Litter
Proven performance in the ring
At the foundation of Casa Di Arancina's breeding program stands Kelliy von Hingabe. The highlight of her achievements is the Best Female Protection title earned at the 2025 National Championship, organized by CNGG in Deva.
This distinction certifies the courage, stable nerve, control, and discipline of a dog evaluated at the highest competitive level in Romania.
Genetic heritage
The genetic lines behind Kelliy come from internationally recognized champions, selected for longevity, health, and stable temperament.
Puppies from our program inherit real working instincts, solid bone structure, and emotional stability from birth.
Kelliy von Hingabe
Female · SV Germany Line
- ✦Title: Best Female Protection — National Championship 2025
- ✦Validated HD/ED dysplasia certificates
- ✦Officially registered DNA test
- ✦FCI pedigree with 7+ verified generations
FCI PEDIGREE
Why the FCI pedigree matters for a German Shepherd puppy
A pedigree is not just a piece of paper. It is the document that makes the entire genetic history traceable — who the parents and grandparents are, their health records, and titles earned. Without a pedigree, you cannot know what line a German Shepherd puppy actually comes from.
What the FCI pedigree certifies
- •Breed membership — the specimen is registered in the genealogical registry
- •Descent from registered breeding dogs
- •Compliance with the FCI registration standard
7+ verified generations
At Casa Di Arancina, every specimen has at least 7 generations of verified breeding dogs behind it — HD/ED results, competition titles, and analyzed inbreeding coefficient.
→ German Shepherd breeding dog selectionDOCUMENTATION
What documentation a responsibly raised puppy should include
Regardless of the kennel, a responsibly raised German Shepherd puppy should leave accompanied by a complete file. The absence of any of the documents below is a red flag.
Mandatory documents
- ✦Official FCI pedigree* — internationally recognized, with family tree
- ✦Health booklet — vaccinations and deworming, signed by a veterinarian
- ✦Registered microchip — in the national and European database
- ✦Veterinary health certificate — issued on the departure date
- ✦Parents' HD/ED certificates — radiologically validated
- ✦Breeding dogs' DNA test — officially registered
Note about pedigree timeline
*The issuance of the FCI pedigree depends on the administrative procedures of the national club and may take a few weeks after litter registration.
HOW WE RAISE
How puppies are raised at Casa Di Arancina
A balanced puppy is not born by chance. It is built through decisions made before birth (pair selection), in the first days of life (ENS protocol), and in the first weeks (systematic socialization).
ENS Protocol — the first 16 days
ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation) is systematically applied between day 3 and day 16 of life. It activates the nervous system during the critical development window. The result: dogs with greater emotional stability and better stress tolerance.
Early socialization in a family environment
Puppies grow up in the home, with daily human contact, exposed to children, animals, household noises, and varied environments from the first week. Familiarized with basic commands before departure.
Data-driven selection, not appearance-based
Every pairing is documented: inbreeding coefficient, HD/ED results, titles in the line, longevity. We do not work based on visual appearance.
GALLERY
Gallery — Litter A
Images from the first weeks of life of puppies from our breeding program.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions about German Shepherd puppies
What documents should a German Shepherd puppy have?
A responsibly raised puppy should have: official FCI pedigree*, health booklet with complete vaccinations and deworming, registered microchip, and veterinary certificate. Parents' HD/ED certificates and DNA test are mandatory.
At what age should a puppy leave?
It should not leave before 8 weeks — this period is critical for behavioral development. Ideally, 8-10 weeks.
What does responsible puppy raising involve?
Progesterone testing, selecting a male with proven titles and HD/ED certificates, monitoring the pregnant female, super premium food, ENS protocol in the first 16 days, vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, and processing the FCI pedigree.
What is the ENS protocol?
ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation) — applied between day 3 and day 16 of life. It produces dogs with greater emotional stability, superior adaptability, and better stress tolerance.
What is the puppies' temperament like?
Balanced, intelligent, loyal, and affectionate. Raised in a family environment with daily human contact, socialized with other dogs, people, and children.
Are the puppies suitable for families with children?
Yes, if they come from lines with balanced temperament and have been properly socialized. The protective instinct toward family is characteristic of the breed.
What food do the puppies receive?
Super premium food: Royal Canin, Acana, or Orijen, depending on age. Proper nutrition is essential for bone and muscle development.
How can I find out more?
Through the contact form, phone (+40 756 403 323), or WhatsApp. We respond within 24 hours.
LET'S TALK
A conversation about the breed costs nothing
If you have questions about German Shepherd puppies, documentation, or what you should check before getting a dog — write to us. Consultation is free and with no obligation.
We're not selling you a dog. We're offering you an honest perspective.