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German Shepherd puppies for sale in Pa, as well as Indiana, New York, Ohio and other states. Feel free to browse classifieds placed by German Shepherd dog breeders in Pa and the surrounding areas. Find your new German Shepherd puppy here!

German Shepherd:

Dog Group:

Working Dogs

Height:

23-25 inches

Weight:

50-90 lbs.

German Shepherd Ears:

When do German Shepherd ears stand up? Owners get antsy when their puppy's ears don't stand up before four months. That's typical. If it goes beyond seven months and the ears still haven't perked up, it may be time to become concerned. Many factors influence whether a puppy's ears will stand up and when. Teething can cause the ears to droop, as can the parents' genetics, and trauma.

Life Span:

Over 10 years

German Shepherd Long Hair:

German Shepherds have three coat lengths: shorter stock coats, stock coats, and long stock coats

German Shepherd Shedding:

German Shepherds shed a lot. The coat will require regular, if not daily, grooming. You may need a shedding rake brush, a dog hair brush, a rubber grooming tool and/or a metal comb for grooming.

German Shepherd Colors:

Black and tan, Melanistic black and tan, red and black, bi-color/bi-black, black, sable, patterned sable, dark sable, black sable, faded or "dilute" black and tan, white, liver (black and tan), solid liver, blue (black and tan), solid blue, black and silver, Maskless black and tan, Panda

Exercise:

1-2 hours a day

Grooming:

1 to 2 times a week

Training:

Somewhat Easy

How Much Do German Shepherds Cost?

German Shepherd puppies cost between $300 to more than $900, depending on the breeder. Show dogs and work dogs with a proven track record can cost upwards of $7,000.

20 Popular German Shepherd Names

Angel, Bonnie, Chloe, Diamond, Elle, Flower, Heidi, Isabella, Jasmine, Missy

Axel, Bones, Captain, Comet, Duke, Ernie, Gusto, Harley, Jack, Kip

Sociability:

Friendly with socialization

Country of Origin:

Germany

Learn more about the German Shepherd here!

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