Shiloh Shepherd Health and More

Traveling in Cabin with Your Strauss-Solace Shiloh Shepherd Puppy  (By Laura Kathryn on 01/01/26) Plan ahead of time: Book a nonstop, direct flight whenever possible, as there are few stops and less stress for your puppy. Weekday flights may be less full and airports less busy. Make sure you let the airline know that you will be traveling with a puppy, as there are only so many pets allowed in the cabin at one time. There is typically an extra charge of about $100 to $150. No

Written by Laura Kathryn, 10-15-25 Litter Evaluation Report - Temperament Testing, how it is conducted, and what it means. As taught to us by Tina Barber, Shiloh Shepherd Breed Founder. The purpose of the Shiloh Shepherd Temperament Test is to evaluate the temperament of each puppy, to be able to properly match a puppy with its new owner.  Around eight weeks of age, we conduct a litter evaluation for temperament, evaluating each puppy in a litter. The purpose is to read the r

Key questions are listed below, to ask of a dog transporter to prevent the spread of Giardia, Cryptosporidium, Coccidia, Leptospirosis, kennel cough, etc. These are threats that could impact your puppy during travel. Transporters should focus on their hygiene, environmental control, disease-management protocols, and vehicle sanitation. Many known parasites are highly contagious and can be spread through contaminated water and fecal matter. Questions about hygiene protocols Ho

(Complied by Laura Kathryn, ShilohShepherd.co  on 8-22-25) Always have your puppy under supervision when they are playing with, or...