What should you pay attention to when buying a German Shepherd? The best time to buy a German Shepherd should be 40 days after the puppies are born. Because 40 days after the birth of a German Shepherd, its body size has developed to be similar to that of an adult German Shepherd and will no longer change significantly, so generally the German Shepherd should be selected and pre-ordered 40 days after birth.

The selected German Shepherd should be in good health, lively and excited, innocent and generous, with a strong appetite, no eye mucus, not emaciated, moist and cool nose pads, close-fitting, smooth and shiny coat, bright and lively eyes A vigorous and agile puppy.

The character of the German Shepherd. Such as being brave, alert, aggressive, confident, not timid when meeting strangers, and having a good neurological type, etc.

When choosing a German Shepherd and testing its character, you can observe whether it is afraid of strangers, whether it can consciously play with people, whether it responds keenly to noises or shakes of handkerchiefs, and whether it throws Will it be very interested in the objects given to it, and will it show a desire to play with people and an interest in playing with other dogs?

The shoulder height of the male German Shepherd should be about 62 cm, and the shoulder height of the female German Shepherd should be about 58 cm. The weight of the male German Shepherd should be between 35-40 kg, and the weight of the female German Shepherd should be between 29-32 kg.

The typical coat color of German shepherds is black with a yellow belly, some with white spots on the chest, usually mostly dark brown, and wolf gray German shepherds also have, but rarely; black is preferred around the muzzle, and most people prefer dark brown. Dogs, in fact, wolf-gray German Shepherds have the best endurance when working under the scorching sun.

The color of the German Shepherd’s eyes should be deep and dense, the eye shape should be almond-shaped, and the ears should be upright. The tail drooping in a saber-like shape meets the requirements; the height of the tail should not exceed the horizontal line of the back.

The German Shepherd head requires a wedge shape, which is wider at the top, narrower at the bottom and longer. The muzzle of a male German Shepherd should be broad and should not be too slender. The incisors should lightly cover the front 1/3 of the mandibular incisors, making close contact like scissors. The gap between the maxillary incisors and mandibular incisors is very small.

The limbs of the German Shepherd should be relatively strong and the gait should be steady and free. When selecting, the dog should be allowed to move. If after running a few steps, the hind limbs merge together and jump, it may be injured.