Why choose Ultimate K9 in Waukesha, WI
At Ultimate K9, we place elite estate and family protection dogs with households across Waukesha and greater Waukesha County. Our German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Dobermans, and Rottweilers are steady, family-safe companions that respond decisively to real threats.
Why Waukesha clients choose Ultimate K9
- Real-world readiness for long driveways, outbuildings, riverwalks, and mixed residential/rural blocks
- Family integration with kids, guests, and other pets
- On-site handover so your dog learns your gates, routes, and patrol paths
- Ongoing support after placement
Service areas & nearby communities
Within Waukesha: Historic Downtown & Riverwalk/Frame Park, Carroll University area, Sunset Drive corridor, E. Moreland Blvd/Les Paul Pkwy, Grandview Blvd/Summit Ave, Pebble Valley, Merrill Crest, Rolling Ridge, Fox River Parkway
Nearby: Pewaukee, Brookfield, New Berlin, Delafield, Hartland, Muskego, Menomonee Falls
Ready to buy a protection dog in Waukesha?
Meet the dogs available now—or reserve a custom-matched guardian.
- View Available Dogs
- Private Placement & On-Site Handover
- Family Integration & Handler Coaching
- Support & Tune-Ups
Next steps: Browse available dogs → Book a private consult → Place deposit → Schedule delivery & handover.
Estate Protection Dogs For Sale in Waukesha, WI
Waukesha leash & license rules (plain-English)
- License + rabies required (city): All dogs and cats 5+ months must be licensed annually and have a current rabies vaccination (city application available). Animals may not be at large; they must be under owner control or leashed.
- Leash in city parks (6-ft max, where posted): City ordinance states dogs on a leash no longer than six feet are permitted where allowed by official city signs (always follow posted signage for specific park segments).
Waukesha leash & license rules (plain-English)
- License + rabies required (city): All dogs and cats 5+ months must be licensed annually and have a current rabies vaccination (city application available). Animals may not be at large; they must be under owner control or leashed.
- Leash in city parks (6-ft max, where posted): City ordinance states dogs on a leash no longer than six feet are permitted where allowed by official city signs (always follow posted signage for specific park segments).