Short answer Updated 2026-11
Canil Gelbes Wasser, in Chapecó (Brazil), sells working line German Shepherd puppies with ALKC and CBPA pedigree from two litters that share the same sire: the standard litter (Odin Holly's Land × M-Killer da Lagoa Grande) from US$ 1,500 (Americas) / € 1,300 (Europe) and the elite litter (Odin × Tina) from US$ 2,000 / € 1,750. The final price may vary by puppy, litter and demand. What changes between the two is the dam's bloodline; what decides whether you can buy from your country is the travel age your destination requires; and what protects you is what is in writing before any deposit: the price, what is included and the transport.
Which working line German Shepherd puppies are for sale?
Two pedigreed litters, and the sire is the same in both: Odin Holly's Land, a grey male with a pink pedigree, registered CBPA SP/42792 and WUSV BRW/22/02900, son of Vucan Holly's Land (CBPA SP/26419) and of Ira von den Wölfen (VDH/SZ 2329339, imported from Germany). What changes from one litter to the other, and what sets the price, is the dam's bloodline.
| Litter | Dam | What the dam brings | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (A) | M-Killer da Lagoa Grande, black saddle, CBPA RS/32390 and CBKC BRC/20/02388CBPA record | French protection-sport bloodline (Ring and Mondioring): her sire, Pacco II da Lagoa Grande, holds a Mondioring 2 title; her maternal grandsire is Djimmy du Val des Hurles Vent, from the French Ring lineCBPA record 73809 (Pacco II); CBPA pedigree | from US$ 1,500 (Americas) / € 1,300 (Europe)kennel, 2026 | Litter on the way · ask us |
| Elite (B) | Tina, German sport bloodline through the dam: Tina is the daughter of the imported German female Kiera von der Schiffslache (VDH/SZ 2322826)CBPA record | German sport bloodline (IGP): Tina's sire, Black Jack vox Meinerz, holds IGP 3; Tina's dam, Kiera (the puppies' maternal granddam), is a daughter of Dinoso vom Eisernen KreuzCBPA record 87129 (Black Jack); CBPA record 118646 (Kiera) | from US$ 2,000 (Americas) / € 1,750 (Europe)kennel, 2026 | Waiting list open |
Registrations, the four-generation pedigree and the official source behind every name are on the breeding dog pages (in Portuguese): Odin Holly's Land, M-Killer da Lagoa Grande and Tina. The citable litter certificate is ALKC no. 249882. The elite litter pays off for people who will train protection sport, IGP or advanced obedience; for property guarding and family life, in the assessment of the breeder at Canil Gelbes Wasser, the standard litter delivers what a working line German Shepherd is expected to be.
We do not publish an expected whelping date and we do not promise a puppy's colour before birth: people on the waiting list hear first, before any public announcement. We also do not publish hip and elbow reports for the parents; ask any breeder for them, including us.
How much does a working line German Shepherd puppy cost at this kennel?
Two starting prices, by litter: from US$ 1,500 (Americas) / € 1,300 (Europe) for the standard litter (Odin × M-Killer) and from US$ 2,000 / € 1,750 for the elite litter (Odin × Tina). The final price may vary by puppy, litter and demand. The international price includes export preparation and dedicated support for the international buyer; in every market, transport is quoted separately. A buyer who flies to Brazil and collects the puppy at the kennel pays the Brazilian price.
| Market | Standard litter (Odin × M-Killer) | Elite litter (Odin × Tina) | What the price covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil, pickup at the kennel (also for buyers flying in from abroad) | from R$ 5.000 | from R$ 7.000 | The puppy with its papers and breeder supportkennel, 2026 |
| Americas (transport arranged by the kennel) | from US$ 1,500 | from US$ 2,000 | The same, plus export preparation and dedicated support for the international buyer; transport quoted separatelykennel, 2026 |
| Europe (transport arranged by the kennel) | from € 1,300 | from € 1,750 | The same, plus export preparation and dedicated support for the international buyer; transport quoted separatelykennel, 2026 |
For context: in the United States, Embrace Pet Insurance's price guide puts a working line German Shepherd puppy at US$ 3,000 to 6,000+. The kennel's international starting price sits below that range because it is a Brazilian breeder's price, with ALKC and CBPA pedigree; it is not a below-market price in Brazil, where price guides put a pedigreed puppy between R$ 2,5 mil and R$ 7 mil (Pet Caramelo) and where the standard litter starts from R$ 5.000 and the elite litter from R$ 7.000. A "working line" puppy priced far below the market of the seller's own country is the first puppy scam red flag worth checking.
What does the puppy price include, and what does it not?
| Item | Standard litter | Elite litter |
|---|---|---|
| ALKC + CBPA pedigree | Included | Included |
| Identification microchip | Included | Included |
| First vaccine (of 3) | Included | Included |
| Two deworming doses | Included | Included |
| Written sales contract | Included | Included |
| Breeder support on WhatsApp (feeding, raising and settling in) | Included | Included |
| Joining the waiting list | Free | Free |
| Transport to your country | Separate, quoted in writing before any deposit | Separate, quoted in writing before any deposit |
| Veterinary health certificate | Optional for pickup; mandatory for travel, within the transport paperwork | Optional for pickup; mandatory for travel, within the transport paperwork |
| Training | Not included: the puppy leaves untrained | Not included: the puppy leaves untrained |
When the puppy travels abroad, the kennel arranges the microchip, the vaccines, the rabies antibody test when the destination requires it and Brazil's electronic international veterinary certificate (e-CVI) from the Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA), which for the United States, the European Union, Great Britain, Mercosur and Canada can now only be requested by an accredited veterinarian (other destinations are being added, according to MAPA). How to check the pedigree before paying is in how to verify an ALKC pedigree from abroad.
How do you buy a puppy from your country?
The process is the same whether you are in the United States, Ireland, the European Union or another country that admits dogs from Brazil; what changes is the travel age each destination requires. Canada bans commercial dogs from Brazil, Brazil is not on Australia's approved-country list, and the United Kingdom admits commercial imports only from listed countries (see the table). Six steps, and nothing is paid before the litter is born.
- Join the free waiting listNo cost, no commitment: you say whether you prefer a male, a female or do not know yet, and which litter interests you (A, B or either).
- Verify before you decidePublic pedigree under litter certificate ALKC no. 249882, the CBPA records of the parents and a video call with the breeder and the dogs.
- Get the transport quote in writingSend your city and country; you receive your destination's requirements list and the transport quote before any deposit.
- Pick in your turnWhen the litter is born we contact families in list order: list order is pick order, with the breeder's individual temperament guidance.
- Confirm with a 1/3 deposit and a written contractThe deposit is paid only in your turn, after the birth; it is non-refundable in case of cancellation after payment. If the litter is smaller than the list, whoever is not reached keeps priority for the next one.
- The puppy travels at the age your country requiresUntil then it is raised at the kennel. Transport costs are the buyer's responsibility, quoted in writing before any deposit.
At what age can the puppy travel to each destination?
The age is set by the destination's animal health rules and by the airline, never by the kennel. No 60-day-old puppy flies through the pet services of the airlines serving Chapecó: LATAM requires at least 16 weeks (6 months on flights to or from the United States) and GOL, 6 months. The table summarises what the official sources said when this page was written; for your country, you get the calculation in writing.
| Destination | Minimum age | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Pickup in Brazil (you fly to Chapecó and fly home with the puppy) | Pickup at the kennel from 60 days; to fly home, at least 16 weeks (LATAM) and the age your country requireskennel; LATAM; destination rule | Pickup at the kennel is from 60 days, at the Brazilian price; but the puppy only flies at the airline's minimum age and only enters your country at the age your country requireskennel policy; LATAM |
| United States | 6 months at entryCDC | Brazil is on the CDC list of high-risk countries for dog rabies; a dog vaccinated outside the US must be at least 6 months old at entry. An APHIS import permit applies only to dogs imported for resale, not to a puppy you buy for yourselfCDC; USDA APHIS |
| European Union, including Portugal and Ireland | About 7 monthsderived from the EU rule | A sale is a commercial movement: Brazil is listed in Annex VIII of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/404 for "dogs, cats and ferrets for commercial purposes", with a rabies antibody titration test. Rabies vaccine from 12 weeks (84 days), blood sample at least 30 days later and certificate at least 90 days after the sample: 84 + 30 + 90 = 204 days, about 6.7 monthsEUR-Lex; European Commission; DGAV (same deadlines, non-commercial rule) |
| United Kingdom | About 7 months, only if Brazil is on the UK's accepted lists; not confirmed when this page was writtenderived from Defra/APHA | A change of ownership counts as a commercial import, and dogs "from countries that are not listed are not permitted to be commercially imported into GB". Where allowed: microchip, rabies vaccine after 12 weeks (84 days), blood sample at least 30 days later, titre of 0.5 IU/ml or more and a waiting period of 3 calendar months after the sample: 84 + 30 + about 91 = about 205 days. We confirm Brazil's listing in writing before quotingDefra/APHA, IIN BLLV/5b |
| Canada | Closed for a puppy sold from Brazil, at any ageCFIA | Since 2022-09-28 the CFIA prohibits "all shipments of commercial dogs, regardless of age, from countries at high-risk for dog rabies", and Brazil is on that list; the CFIA's examples of commercial dogs include dogs for resale, and we read a puppy sold by a breeder as oneCFIA |
| Australia | Not a realistic routeDAFF | Brazil does not appear on the Department of Agriculture's list of approved countries (the page does not name Brazil; it says a country not in the list is not approved); a dog must live in an approved country for at least 180 days before export and wait at least 180 days after the rabies titre sampleDAFF |
| Other destinations | Whatever your country's animal health rule yields; on the plane, at least 16 weeksdestination rule; LATAM | Each country sets its own rabies vaccination, waiting-period and certificate requirements; the kennel sends you the calculation in writing from your country's official rule, before any depositkennel, 2026 |
Transport is arranged by the kennel or by the buyer, by air, at each airline's minimum age; abroad, at the age the destination requires. The full guide, with the export paperwork and the quote by country, is in international puppy delivery; the step-by-step of buying remotely is in how to buy a working line German Shepherd from Brazil.
When not to buy here
- If you live in Canada or Australia. The CFIA bans commercial dogs of any age from countries at high risk for dog rabies, Brazil included, and Brazil does not appear on DAFF's list of countries approved to export dogs to Australia. No breeder in Brazil can change that.
- If you need the puppy home before the age your country requires. The destination's law does not change with the breeder; in that case, a working line breeder in your own country is the honest route.
- If you want a show line. We breed working line only; the difference is in working line vs show line.
- If this is your first dog and you do not have time for daily exercise and training. Take the honest first-time owner test first.
- If you want to see the puppy with its mother in person every week before deciding. A kennel near you may be a better choice than any distant kennel, including ours.
How we made this page
Kennel facts (litters, prices, what is included, waiting list and transport) come from Canil Gelbes Wasser's written policy, in force in 2026-11, and from the official CBPA records of Odin, M-Killer and the maternal granddam Kiera (Tina has no published registration). Travel ages come from the official pages of the CDC, USDA APHIS, the European Commission, EUR-Lex, DGAV, Defra/APHA, the CFIA, DAFF and LATAM, opened when this page was written; "about 7 months" for the European Union and for the United Kingdom is our calculation from each rule's deadlines, not a figure written in them; whether Brazil is on the UK's accepted lists was not confirmed when this page was written, and we say so. Canada is stated as closed because the CFIA bans commercial dogs from high-risk countries, Brazil included, regardless of age, and we read a puppy sold by a breeder as a commercial dog; Australia, because Brazil does not appear on DAFF's list of approved countries (the page does not name Brazil). The US price range is Embrace Pet Insurance's. What this page does not say: an expected whelping date, a puppy's colour before birth, hip and elbow reports for the parents (ask for them) and deliveries already made to your country (ask in writing). Opinions on temperament are the breeder's at Canil Gelbes Wasser and are marked as such.
Frequently asked questions about the puppies for sale
How much does a working line German Shepherd puppy cost at Canil Gelbes Wasser?
Two starting prices, by litter: from US$ 1,500 (Americas) / € 1,300 (Europe) for the standard litter, Odin Holly's Land × M-Killer da Lagoa Grande, and from US$ 2,000 / € 1,750 for the elite litter, Odin × Tina, which adds the German sport bloodline through the dam. The final price may vary by puppy, litter and demand. A buyer who flies to Brazil and collects the puppy at the kennel pays the Brazilian price: from R$ 5.000 and from R$ 7.000.
Are there working line German Shepherd puppies available now?
The standard litter (Odin × M-Killer) is on the way: ask us about availability on WhatsApp or join the free waiting list. The elite litter (Odin × Tina) has its waiting list open. We do not publish an expected whelping date: people on the list hear before any public announcement, and list order is pick order.
Can I buy a puppy from the United States, the United Kingdom or the European Union?
From the United States and the European Union, yes; from the United Kingdom, only if Brazil is on its accepted lists for commercial import, which we confirm in writing before quoting. Canada bans commercial dogs from countries at high risk for dog rabies, Brazil included, and Brazil is not on Australia's approved-country list. Where it is possible, the process is the same: free waiting list, pedigree check and video call, transport quote in writing, pick in list order when the litter is born, 1/3 deposit with a written contract and travel at the age your destination requires. The kennel arranges the export paperwork; transport costs are the buyer's responsibility, quoted in writing before any deposit.
At what age does the puppy arrive in my country?
At the age your country and the airline require, never at 60 days: at least 6 months at entry into the United States, according to the CDC, and about 7 months for the European Union, from the rabies vaccine, antibody test and certificate deadlines of the EU rule; LATAM requires at least 16 weeks to fly. The United Kingdom would be about 7 months by the same logic, if Brazil is on its accepted lists; Canada bans commercial dogs from Brazil and Brazil is not on Australia's approved-country list. For other destinations, the kennel sends you the calculation in writing from your country's official rule. Until then, the puppy is raised at the kennel.
What does the price include and what is quoted separately?
Included in both litters: ALKC and CBPA pedigree, microchip, first vaccine (of 3), two deworming doses, a written sales contract and breeder support on WhatsApp. Separate: transport to your country, quoted in writing before any deposit, and the travel paperwork, which includes the veterinary health certificate that is mandatory for travel. The puppy leaves untrained.
How do the waiting list and the deposit work?
The waiting list is free, with no cost and no commitment: you say male, female or do not know yet, and which litter interests you. When the litter is born we contact families in list order; list order is pick order. In your turn, a 1/3 deposit confirms the chosen puppy, with a written contract; it is non-refundable in case of cancellation after payment. If the litter is smaller than the list, whoever is not reached keeps priority for the next litter.
Why is the international price different from the Brazilian price?
Because the international price includes export preparation and dedicated support for the international buyer. In Brazil, collecting at the kennel, the standard litter starts from R$ 5.000 and the elite litter from R$ 7.000; for the Americas, from US$ 1,500 and from US$ 2,000; for Europe, from € 1,300 and from € 1,750. In every market, transport is quoted separately, in writing, before the deposit.
How do I verify the pedigree before paying the deposit?
The four-generation pedigree is public under litter certificate ALKC no. 249882, verifiable at alkc.org.br, and the parents have public records at the CBPA: Odin Holly's Land, CBPA SP/42792, and M-Killer da Lagoa Grande, CBPA RS/32390. Always ask for the number and confirm it with the body that issued it, not on the paper you were sent.
Join the free waiting list
No cost, no commitment. When the litter is born, list order is pick order; the 1/3 deposit is paid only in your turn, with a written contract, and the transport quote arrives in writing first.
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Sources
Kennel facts: Canil Gelbes Wasser's written policy (2026-11) and official CBPA records. Travel rules and market price: official sources and guides opened when this page was written, in their original language.
- Odin Holly's Land, CBPA SP/42792: official record (CBPA, Clube Brasileiro do Pastor Alemão, in Portuguese)
- M-Killer da Lagoa Grande, CBPA RS/32390: official record (CBPA, in Portuguese)
- Pacco II da Lagoa Grande: official record with the Mondioring 2 title in the breed-survey summary (CBPA, in Portuguese)
- Black Jack vox Meinerz, CBPA SP 16447, IGP 3: official record (CBPA, in Portuguese)
- Kiera von der Schiffslache, SZ 2322826: official record (CBPA, in Portuguese)
- Public pedigree, kennel and microchip lookups (ALKC, America Latina Kennel Clube, Brazil)
- High-risk countries for dog rabies, a list that includes Brazil (CDC)
- Dogs vaccinated outside the United States from high-risk countries: at least 6 months old at entry (CDC)
- Commercial dog import: permit only for dogs imported for resale (USDA APHIS)
- Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/404, Annex VIII: Brazil listed with rabies antibody titration test (EUR-Lex)
- Entry into the Union of dogs, cats and ferrets: vaccine, sample and certificate deadlines (European Commission)
- Entering Portugal with dogs and cats from a non-EU country: non-commercial rule with the same deadlines (DGAV, Portugal, in Portuguese)
- Commercial import of dogs, cats and ferrets, import information note IIN BLLV/5b (Defra/APHA, UK)
- Notice to industry: commercial dogs from countries at high risk for dog rabies prohibited regardless of age (CFIA, Canada)
- Countries at high risk for dog rabies, a list that includes Brazil (CFIA, Canada)
- How to import cats and dogs: approved countries (Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Australia)
- Flying with pets: minimum age of 16 weeks (LATAM Airlines, in Portuguese)
- Dog & Cat: minimum age of 6 months to fly (GOL, PDF, in Portuguese)
- Leaving Brazil with a dog or cat: e-CVI by accredited veterinarian per destination (MAPA, Brazil, in Portuguese)
- How much is a German Shepherd puppy: working line US$ 3,000 to 6,000+ (Embrace Pet Insurance)
- How much is a German Shepherd in Brazil (Pet Caramelo, in Portuguese)