German Shepherd

German Shepherds typically reach their full height by around 18 months old, but they continue to fill out and develop muscle until they’re about 2-3 years old.

Visuals are something I can’t provide, but I can certainly help describe it! Picture a majestic German Shepherd, with its sleek coat, lying gracefully on the lush green grass, perhaps basking in the warmth of the sun.

When introducing yourself to a German Shepherd, approach calmly, avoiding direct eye contact initially, and let them sniff your hand.

The average lifespan of a German Shepherd is typically 9 to 13 years, though factors like genetics and care can influence it.

German Shepherds often flap their ears to regulate temperature, express emotions, or simply out of curiosity. It’s a natural behavior.