German Shepherd Dog Breeders
German Shepherd Dogs, also called GSDs, make great pets in the right situation. Before you decide to adopt a German Shepherd of any age ask yourself and your family these five questions to see if this dog breed is the best fit for your home.Do you have room for a large breed dog in your home?A full grown German Shepherd weighs 80-100lbs and they grow very quickly. A GSD puppy grows rapidly, so that cute little puppy will soon be a large dog rough housing in your home. Also consider that a crate for a dog of this size is significantly large and takes up a lot of floor or car space.Can you afford quality dog food for a large dog?Large breed puppies grow fast and need a quality food to ensure strong bone development and overall health. Premium dog food is more expensive, and though the dog eats less food, obviously they will eat far more than a small dog breed. My German Shepherd eats over 30lbs of quality dog food per month so the cost can add up quickly in a monthly budget.Are you willing to walk the dog daily?German Shepherd Dogs are part of the herding group.
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German Shepherd Dog Informations
Height, WeightHeight: Males 24 - 26 inches (61 - 66 cm) Females 22 - 24 inches (56 - 61 cm)
Weight: Males 65 - 75 pounds (29 - 34 kg) Females 60 - 70 pounds (27 - 32 kg)
Living Conditions
The Belgian Shepherd/Groenendael will do accept in an accommodation if it is abundantly exercised. It is moderately alive central and will do best with at atomic an average-sized yard. The Groenendael can beddy-bye outdoors, although he prefers to be with his people.
Life Expectancy
About 13-14 years
Litter Size
Average 6 - 10 puppies
Title: German Shepherd Dog Breeders
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