German Shepherd, the shepherd dog that comes to mind when you think of police dogs, working dogs, and wolfdogs. They are smart, obedient, and very family-oriented, so many people now raise German Shepherds. The best time to take it home is after two months.

When you choose a puppy to feed, you can observe and appreciate the dog's growth process, and you can see the actions it makes during training, which is a pleasure in itself. German Shepherd puppies are prone to illness and often cause trouble. This requires that when choosing a puppy, you should pay attention to its health - check whether its nutrition is good, whether its eyes are bright and energetic, and whether the coat on its body is shiny.

In addition, young dogs are not yet mature and their breed characteristics have not yet been expressed, so it is best to ask someone with experience in raising dogs to assist in selection. It is more reliable if you can see the parents of the puppies in person.

It should be noted that there are good and bad dogs of the same type, some are stupid, some are smart, some are gregarious, and some are lonely. Therefore, it is impossible to determine which type of dog is the friendliest to children, which type is accustomed to being raised in the city, and which type of dog is the most reliable as a watchdog. This depends on the training of the breeder.

Choosing an excellent German Shepherd Dog is the most important thing that dog owners should do during the breeding process. A very good German Shepherd is what owners most hope to choose. Therefore, owners must have a very detailed understanding of its overall knowledge and characteristics in advance. Only in this way, the owner will have a smoother purchase, and the chance of selecting an excellent German Shepherd Dog will be very high.