How To Care for a German Shepherd Puppy

#germanshepherdpuppy #germanshepherd #germanshepard If you decide to get a German Shepherd puppy, knowing what a German Shepherd looks like will not be enough. Before you take a puppy into your home, you will at least have to learn about how a puppy or an adult dog should be cared for, how a German Shepherd behaves in the apartment, outdoors, and much more. The age at which puppies are purchased varies. Someone acquires or takes in "good hands" a month-old puppy, someone at the age of 1.5 to 2-3 months. Already at this early age, it is necessary to do the first vaccinations for puppies and, accordingly, wean the babies from their mothers. How does the German shepherd look like at 1 month? Puppies of this breed slightly resemble a bear cubs. A healthy puppy has: A shiny, wet black nose; A straight back that does not sag; strong neck; Black or black and brown (light brown, red-brown) color (depends on breed); Clear, pus-free eyes; Straight, standing parallel to each other paws; Stiff paw pads and dark-colored, strong claws. At 3 months of age, the German Shepherd puppy already begins to change somewhat, and by one year of age, it has a fully mature posture and unchanged coloration. About the care of a German Shepherd puppy, so what should it be: A German Shepherd puppy at 2 months of age, that is, as soon as it enters your home, needs good care and affection.