Available dog
Nera — Czech Shepherd
A substantial, deeply bonded Czech line female for family protection
- Breed
- Czech Shepherd
- Sex
- Female
- Age
- 2 years 4 months
- Date of birth
- March 2024
- Bloodline
- Czech border patrol lines — Libějovice descent
- Pedigree
- Full ČMKU pedigree, five generations
- Availability
- Available
- Price
- £19,750
About Nera
Nera is a dark sable Czech line female of real substance — 31kg of quiet presence with the temperament to sleep beside the sofa all evening. She bonds intensely with her household and is watchful without being suspicious, which makes her an excellent family protection dog for the right home.
- Multi-handler obedience — every adult can control her
- Excellent with resident children and visitors
- Hips A, elbows 0/0, DM clear
- Natural boundary awareness without reactivity
Temperament
Serious but stable. Nera is neutral with strangers in public, watchful at the boundary of her own property, and completely reliable around children she lives with. She has been exposed to livestock, machinery, traffic and crowds and remains steady throughout. Recovery after startle is immediate.
Health
Hips A, elbows 0/0. DM clear by DNA. Full vaccination and worming records. Excellent structure with no history of injury; currently in daily conditioning work.
Training
Complete household obedience with multi-handler control, place and settle in any environment, reliable recall around family activity, alert bark on command, controlled engagement and out. She is trained to respond to handler direction rather than to make autonomous decisions about visitors.
Suitable home
A family or couple wanting genuine deterrence with a dog that lives easily indoors. Ideal for rural or semi-rural property. Suitable for households with children aged six and over. Requires an hour of structured work daily and quarterly maintenance training.
Frequently asked questions
Is Nera good with other dogs?
She is neutral with dogs in public and lives well with a calm, neutered male. Introductions to other resident dogs would be managed carefully.