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I think an important consideration would be what would Emma add to the world of the GSD? What are her lines, and in the future what do you plan to do to prove breedworthiness? Health checks, proof of temperament, etc. Those are some of the things to be thinking of with your decision. Not to mention I could swing through KY shelters and pick up a hundred great GSDs in a month or less. So that adds to the need for exceptional breeding and planning as a breeder in that region.
I also have 6 spayed females here and not one is overweight. Even my cobbier types are not.
I also have 6 spayed females here and not one is overweight. Even my cobbier types are not.
