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WelcomeCruaghaire is run by myself (Susan) and my husband Stuart and our 2 children, Erin and Aidan.
We are very new into the world of German shepherds but we have fallen head over heels in love with this noble and versatile breed and so we have filled our home with them ! We have now started to show our dogs although we do have a weakness for long coats just in case you hadn't noticed so the majority of our dogs and pups are long coats. About us
GSD's were prominent in my family for many, many years and this must be where my love for them came from - passed down though the generations. I fell in love with the noble german shepherd and then found out that my family had always had them around. I was never able to dedicate the time to them that they needed due to working full time so when I gave up my career to be a full time mum the hunt was on.
We have since been bitten by the 'show bug' and both myself and Erin have been learning how to handle GSD's in the show ring. Erin has been doing her junior handling now and she is loving it and we are hoping that she can one day do all the handling for us here. Aidan has also started to show an interest so once he is a bit older he too can join us in the ring. We have been having such a great time and cant thank Joe White and Mandy McAteer enough for their patience and taking the time to train the pair of us. For more information about us please visit the rest of our website.
If you are interested in a pup from us get in touch for more information or you can visit the Puppies section which has info on upcoming litters and our policy. Contact InformationIf you would like more information or to arrange a visit to meet us and our hairy family members just give us a call. We could talk the hind legs of a shepherd so always pour a cup of coffee before you call !
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We finally applied for our own
affix in 2007 and got it... CRUAGHAIRE which is an amalgamation of
Cruach Ardrain which is the name of a mountain in the area I used to
hillwalk as a child and the name always made me smile and aoghaire which
is gaelic for shepherd so we merged the two and got our affix.
