At 15 weeks, a German Shepherd typically stands around 14 to 18 inches tall at the shoulder, depending on its gender and individual growth patterns. Males usually tend to be larger than females, with males averaging closer to the higher end of that range. It's important to remember that growth can vary significantly among individual dogs, so these figures are general estimates. Regular vet check-ups can help monitor growth and ensure the puppy is developing healthily.
I've had two German Shepherds for companions in my entire life, and I've seen countless other adult German Shepherds. One of my neighbors bred German Shepherds. Typically, a German Shepherd should be between 2-3 feet tall from paw to head standing on all fours. Standing on their hind legs (which no German Shepherd should do for prolonged amounts of time, because of hip joint problems the origin of which is hidden somewhere in their breeding, keep this in mind whilst training a German Shepherd to do certain tricks), they can be between 3-4 feet tall. This is merely a rough estimation, but I hope it helped.
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The biggest German Shepherd on record weighed around 170 pounds and stood over 3 feet tall at the shoulder. Generally, males tend to be larger than females in this breed. Proper nutrition, exercise, and genetics all play a role in determining a German Shepherd's size.
On their last years, they will grow about 3ft tall on four legs. German Shepards seem to grow faster than Labradors though.
Sherri Shepherd is 5'1
Giles Shepherd is 6'.
Ana Shepherd is 5' 6".
Chester Shepherd is 5' 10".
Cue Shepherd is 5' 8".
Leonard Shepherd is 5' 9".
Leslie Shepherd is 5' 11".
Majella Shepherd is 5' 7".