How do you tell whether a German Shepherd puppy is pure or not? The most appropriate time to purchase a German Shepherd puppy is 40 days after the puppy is born. The typical coat color of the German Shepherd is black on the back and yellow on the belly. Some have white spots on the chest, usually dark brown. The head needs to be wedge-shaped, wide at the top, narrow and long at the bottom. The upper incisors lightly cover 1/3 of the front of the lower incisors. There is very little space between the mandibular incisors. The chest should be as deep as the elbows, the knees should be slightly bent, and the abdomen should be slightly tucked in.

The most appropriate time to purchase a German Shepherd is 40 days after the puppy is born. Because 40 days after the birth of a German Shepherd, its size has developed to be almost the same as that of an adult dog, and there will no longer be major changes. Therefore, it is generally necessary to select and pre-order 40 days after the dog is born. German Shepherds before 40 days It is difficult to tell whether a purebred puppy is purebred or not. The following are the characteristics of German Shepherd puppies for reference and comparison.

The selected dog 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 energetic eyes , puppies that move quickly and freely.

The typical coat color is black on the back and yellow on the belly, and some have white spots on the chest, usually mostly dark brown, and wolf gray also exists, but rarely; black is preferred around the muzzle.

The color of the eyes should be deep and intense, the shape of the eyes 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 head needs to be wedge-shaped, wide at the top, narrow and long at the bottom. The muzzle of a male dog 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 chest should be deep enough to reach the elbows, the knees should be slightly bent, and the abdomen should be slightly retracted. The male dog’s testicles should be visible, and should not be cryptorchid testicles or single testicles.

The limbs should be strong and the gait should be steady and comfortable. 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.