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German Shepherds

An adult German Shepherd will weigh between 75 to 95 pounds. They shed quite heavily, especially as seasons change. Brushing their double coat daily will help keep this shedding under control and off your furnishings. An active breed, these dogs thrive on lots of exercise, including vigorous walks and runs. They are a herding breed, so they may try to herd anyone and everyone in their path. German Shepherd puppies are fearless and loyal. If raised with children, other dogs and pets, they should get along well.

German Shepherd Puppies for Sale: Loyal and Intelligent

As their name suggests, the German Shepherd breed of dogs originated in Europe at the very end of the 19th century, and were initially reared to help farmers manage sheep. Today, their use in the working world has diversified, and these loyal canines can be found in the police force as well as for security purposes.

German Shepherd puppies for sale are greatly sought after, and according to the American Kennel Club, are the second-most popular breed to be registered. When viewing some of the adorable dogs available for you to take home, try and differentiate between working-pedigree German Shepherds and dogs that have been bred for showing purposes. As a rule, puppies without a sloping back may be from a family of working canines, and could be less prone to muscle problems in later life.

With a wonderful temperament that stems from loyalty and patience, consider German Shepherd puppies for sale if you are looking to bring a dog into your home. Although reluctant to meet new people at first, German Shepherds are wonderful company when they become familiarized with a family, and can be excellent with children. Although these dogs do have a lot of energy, just a few short walks a day along with a few mental challenges are all that’s required to keep them happy.

Socialization is key to ensure that your German Shepherd’s loyalty and protective nature can be used to its full potential. By welcoming a puppy into your life, you’ll have the opportunity to introduce them to new places and people regularly, allowing them to identify how to behave appropriately in social situations and in the home.

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