German Shepherd 101

German Shepherd 101

The Ultimate Resource Guide for First-Time GSD Owners

German Shepherd Puppies: A Starter’s Guide

German Shepherd puppies are lovable and cute, but they’re also very energetic. These dogs need lots of attention, training, and exercise in order to stay happy and healthy. New German Shepherd owners often find this challenging.

There are a lot of things to consider when bringing home a German Shepherd puppy – especially the fact that these dogs grow up to be large adult dogs with specific needs and habits. The best way to begin your journey with this breed is by learning about their lifestyle needs, behavior characteristics, diet requirements, exercise needs, and more.

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The Complete Guide To Finding A Purebred German Shepherd Puppy

A comprehensive and resourceful guide for any first-time GSD owner.

Do you want to know how to find a purebred German Shepherd puppy? What are the pros and cons of purebred dogs? How to identify a responsible/reputable breeder? What questions should you ask a breeder before you buy a puppy? How to make sure your puppy is purebred? What’s included in the puppy sales contract?

You will find answers to all these questions in this 38-page guide.

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In general, a German Shepherd puppy bought from reputable breeders can cost from $1,800 to $3,000, depending on the age, color, location, and the breeder’s costs on health screening and vaccinations. Adopting a German Shepherd could be less than $150 from animal shelters or around $150 to $500 from rescue organizations.

There’s a lot to consider when bringing home a new puppy. It will be an exciting but overwhelming experience for first-time owners.

What should be on the shopping list? How should I prepare my home? Should I crate my puppy for the first few nights? How to potty train my pup? We’ll give you all the answers.

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