What does a German Shepherd puppy cost?
The →German Shepherd is one of the most well-known and →popular dog breeds worldwide. With their fluffy appearance, German Shepherd puppies quickly turn your head. However, when it comes to →buying, there are several things to consider. For a German Shepherd puppy from reputable breeders, you should plan for a purchase price of €800 to €1,200. Additional expenses for the →initial equipment for your puppy will also arise.
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After you have brought your puppy to its new home, further costs are on the agenda: Regular →visits to veterinarians, puppy or dog school, insurance, and dog tax, as well as food, toys, and more. You should not underestimate these costs before purchasing a puppy.
What is the best food for a German Shepherd puppy?
The German Shepherd can react sensitively to nutrition, both as a puppy and as an adult dog. In principle, you should buy →puppy food for your puppy. This special food is optimally tailored to the growth and development of very young dogs.
To particularly ease your puppy's transition, you can ask the previous owners about the food used and, if possible, continue with it for a while. This makes the →food transition easier for both of you. If you are unsure, you can easily get free advice on feeding →from us.
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(Puppy) training for a harmonious start
The German Shepherd is a →dog breed for active people and →not very suitable for beginners. Therefore, you should start with a loving but →consistent training of your puppy from day one. He also enjoys playing with →puppy toys. If there is too little to do, the →intelligent German Shepherd will often find his own activities and may chew on your favorite shoes. In →dog school, your puppy can meet other four-legged friends and practice interacting with them while you both learn all the important commands.
As a herding and protection dog, the German Shepherd needs to be exercised. However, especially for your German Shepherd puppy, →rest periods and sleep are important so that he also learns relaxation and does not become overstimulated.
Is a German Shepherd dangerous?
The German Shepherd is very self-confident and can develop a strong protective instinct. In case of danger to its owner, it dares to protect them. The German Shepherd is not dangerous. With the right training and →early socialization, the breed is loyal and affectionate.
To avoid misunderstandings, it is worthwhile to familiarize yourself early on with the →body language of your puppy.
What to consider when buying a German Shepherd puppy
With its athletic, →powerful build, the German Shepherd is a real eye-catcher, and the puppies are also incredibly cute. Unfortunately, overbreeding has led to many health problems in this breed.
When →buying a German Shepherd puppy, you should always pay attention to reputable breeders and avoid classifieds on online platforms. Inquire thoroughly about the breed standard, the general health of the mother dog and litter, as well as temperament tests.
