GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
German Shepherd Growth Statistics
German Shepherds typically reach their full adult size between 18-24 months of age, with males typically weighing between 65-90 lbs and females between 50-70 lbs.
In this post, we will explore the growth and development of German Shepherds, from the early stages as puppies to reaching physical maturity. Various statistics will shed light on the typical weight, height, and milestones of this popular dog breed at different stages of their life. Understanding the growth patterns of German Shepherds can help owners provide appropriate care and nutrition as their furry companions develop.
Statistic 1
"German Shepherds reach physical maturity around 18-24 months old."
Statistic 2
"In the first month, German Shepherd puppies grow approximately 1.6 lbs per week."
Statistic 3
"By three months, a German Shepherd puppy may weigh around 30 lbs."
Statistic 4
"At 6 months, male German Shepherds typically weigh between 46.3 - 57.4 lbs, while females weight between 44.1 - 49.6 lbs."
Statistic 5
"At 2 years old, an average male German Shepherd weighs between 66 - 88 lbs, while a female weighs between 49 - 71lbs."
Statistic 6
"Most German Shepherds will stop growing when they are 18 months old."
Statistic 7
"A German Shepherd's height increases most rapidly between 2-4 months of age."
Statistic 8
"Male German Shepherds grow to an average height of 24-26 inches, while females grow to an average height of 22-24 inches."
Statistic 9
"At 3 months old, German Shepherd puppies have grown to approximately half of their adult height."
Statistic 10
"Newborn German Shepherds are blind, deaf, and toothless, and their eyes and ears typically open by two weeks of age."
Statistic 11
"It is common for German Shepherds' to gain weight rapidly during the first 6-8 months of age."
Statistic 12
"During the first year of life, a German Shepherd dog may eat more than 30 pounds of dog food."
Statistic 13
"By six months old, a German Shepherd is expected to be around half of his adult weight."
Statistic 14
"By the end of their first year, most German Shepherds are close to their full size."
Statistic 15
"German Shepherd puppies under six months should have 5% of their body weight followed by 2-4% when they are adults."
Statistic 16
"A full grown adult male German Shepherd typically stands 24 - 26 inches tall at the shoulder, while adult females typically stand 22 - 24 inches tall."
Statistic 17
"The adult weight of a German Shepherd depends on its gender; male German Shepherds tend to weigh between 65-90 pounds, while females tend to weigh between 50-70 pounds."
Statistic 18
"German Shepherds usually reach their final size at around 2.5 years old."
Jannik Lindner
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