#German shepherd puppy

[ukrieger-official]

Mah puppies if anyone would like to meet them too, Max and Beck

[doughnutbooboo]

One of those precious May moments! 💗 💕

[alterhuman-aesthetic]

German Shepherd Regressor Moodboard

With themes of blue and playfulness. Made this for myself ^^

all art/pictures are not mine

requests are open!!

[daily-dog-doodles]

DAY 1: German Shepherd Puppies with some bite sleeves!

[puppyexpressions]

Daily Cuteness: German Shepherd

[blog-against-ai]

This is my friend’s german shepherd!! He’s in training to be a police dog ☺️

[marynicolart]

Me drawing you? Never

[continuinglegacy]

Bonding over chaos.

[unibat]

My dog is acutely aware of when I’m down and having a bad day. Whenever she notices me not being myself, she fetches her cheeseburger toy and places it on my lap. She also places it in front of every room I may be in. I’ll randomly hear that little squeak from her toy, and it’s just the cutest thing ever.

Freyja will be 7, March 17. The running joke we like to make, is telling people she’s not a German Shepherd she’s an “Irish Shepherd” since she was born on St. Patrick’s Day. ☘️

She brings me so much joy!

Freyja is a Sable German Shepherd

I love you 💕

Me whenever I visit someone who has a dog.

[dornish-queen]

When Billie was a Baby. Jonny is going to be 12 years old this November. My girl is slowing down but sassy as ever. 🥺❤️

[doughnutbooboo]

Hilarious 😂

[etcorsolus]

This big girl went to the vet yesterday for her last puppy visit! Ava weighs 45.2lbs and is officially fully vaccinated. She was also such a good girl during her visit, such good manners 🥰

[puppyexpressions]

Daily Cuteness: German Shepherd

[ahornblatt-german-shepherds]

Facts About the German Shepherd Dog Breed

One of the most well-liked dog breeds in America is the German Shepherd Dog. The ever-popular German shepherd is intelligent, simple to teach, highly active, and wants to be busy. They generally require a lot of daily movement; else, they develop mischievous or high-strung behaviour.

Breeder Overview

Weight: 75-95 lbs

Height: 23-25 inches

Coat: Medium Length Double Coat

Color: Most colors other than white, Black, Black & Tan, Sable, Red & Black, Black & Silver, Grey

Features: Naturally Upright Ears

Energy Level: Average

Tendency to Bark: Low

Age: 10-13 Years

Hypoallergenic: No

Personality

German Shepherd personalities tend to be distant but not typically hostile. If they were reared among kids and other animals, German shepherd dogs get along well with both. German shepherd dogs should begin socialising and obedience training early in life to help prevent over-guarding and aggressive behaviour. The breed is thought to be intelligent and simple to teach.

Health

The majority of German Shepherds are healthy, however like all breeds, they are prone to some health issues. It's crucial to be aware of these diseases if you're thinking about getting a German Shepherd even if not all of them will affect them. Hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, gastric dilatation-volvulus, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, degenerative myelopathy, and allergies are a few of these conditions.

Care

German shepherds need weekly brushing because of their double-layered, thick coats. German Shepherds are bred for action and were first developed to herd flocks all day. They must exercise every day to expend all of their energy, which they have a lot of. A early age should be chosen to start socialisation and training for your German shepherd due to their protective nature.

Feeding

Your dog's diet will vary depending on its size, exercise level, age, and other characteristics. German Shepherds need a minimum of 22% protein during growth phases and 18% protein for adult dogs in their diets. To meet their energy demands, puppies require 8% fat, while adults need 5% fat. Give your German Shepherd a high-quality, protein-rich diet that includes meats like beef, chicken, lamb, pork, eggs, fish, and plant-based proteins found in foods like grains, beans, and vegetables. The food should also be rich in minerals, vitamins, and fats.

History

In the late 19th century, German breeders developed the forerunners of the German Shepherd as working dogs, notably as sheepdogs and farm security dogs. Max von Stephanitz recognised the first German Shepherd dog, whom he named Horand von Grafrath, in 1899, after much debate over the traits to emphasise in the breed.

After World War I, the German Shepherd was renamed the Alsatian wolf dog (or just called an Alsatian) in the UK and the US, and this practise continued until 2006.

Getting a German shepherd from a breeder

It's easy to get a German Shepherd, but you should be ready. If you purchase a German Shepherd puppy, you should expect to spend a lot of time training it on critical behaviours like sleeping through the night and going pee outdoors, as well as preventing biting and barking.

Contact a reputable German Shepherd breeder, pay a visit before committing to the purchase, and make your own decisions to help you find a German Shepherd puppy or adult dog.

[marynicolart]

Slippers over anything

[continuinglegacy]

Little mini man is almost 9 months old, now 🥺