After the female has had her first in-heat cycle is prefered which is at about 8 months of age but diff breeds vary. they go through cycle every 6 months so wait till after 1st cycle if you want healthy puppies
1 month
6 months
The frequency with which a German Shepard might bite children is generally once a year if he is untrained. This really depends on the training of the dog, as they should never bite children.
Probably just training treats
3 large dog bowls a day
She shouldn't have puppies if she has that!It's a severe illness and will be passed onto the poor puppies, let the line... if there is one... die.The reason for breeding a dog is to BETTER the breed. Hip Dysplasia is hereditary so would be passed on in the genes to the next generations. You do not want to breed a dog with hip dysplasia. You should always have your dogs OFA certified against hip dysplasia before breeding them and elbow dysplasia too. If they do not pass the OFA requirements, then they should not be bred.
First of all its GERMAN SHEPHERD, not "Shepard". Second of all, if your dog is not current on his/her rabies (which, why in the world would he/she not be) then you should get this dog to the veterinary IMMEDIATELY to be checked out.
about one year old
DO NOT FEED YOUR DOG GRAIN.. Grain is not and never has been in a dogs natural diet
A German Shepherd is a carnivore, meaning it primarily eats meat. Their diet should consist of high-quality animal proteins to meet their nutritional needs.
German Shepard dogs are a herding breed and are, by nature, geared toward working in the fields herding animals. They will, therefore, have a high level of energy and should not be left alone for more than one or two hours at a time. They will need several daily walks or opportunities to run and a lot of interaction. A German Shepard would not be the right dog to leave in the home alone when you are at work.
the answer is 1lb - 1.5lb