German Shepherds usually give birth 60 to 65 days after pregnancy, with an average of 63 days. German Shepherd dogs generally experience symptoms such as nipple redness and enlargement after pregnancy, hair loss around the breasts, vomiting, loss of appetite in the early stages of pregnancy, and a significant increase in appetite in the later stages of pregnancy. A German Shepherd's abdomen will increase significantly around the 40th day of pregnancy, and the fetus can be felt by touching the abdomen.

How to arrange the delivery room after the German Shepherd is pregnant:

1. Try to prepare the delivery room one month before the dog is born, so that the pregnant dog can adapt in advance and be near the delivery room Prepare food, water and a toilet to help the pregnant dog give birth smoothly.

2. Try to make the dog delivery room as large as possible, lay out more mats, and make the environment darker.

3. Use bricks to raise the dog's delivery room by 2 to 5 centimeters to facilitate ventilation and keep it dry.