German Shepherd Pedigrees
Browse over 836,000 dogs in our German Shepherd database.
Height:
22-24 inches
Weight:
75-95 lbs.
Life Span:
10-14 years
About German Shepherds
The German Shepherd is a large and intelligent breed that was originally developed in Germany in the late 19th century for herding and guarding sheep. This breed quickly became popular for its versatility and was used for a variety of roles, including police work, search and rescue, and as service dogs for people with disabilities. They are recognized as being highly intelligent and trainable, making them popular in a variety of dog sports such as obedience, agility, and herding trials.
The German Shepherd is recognized by several registries, including the American Kennel Club, the United Kennel Club, and the Canadian Kennel Club. These registries sponsor shows and events that allow breeders and owners to showcase their dogs and compete against others of the same breed. German Shepherd show competitions typically include conformation shows, obedience trials, and performance events that test the dogs' abilities and working skills.
German Shepherd Health & Genetics
The average height of a German Shepherd is 22-26 inches (56-66 cm) for males and 20-24 inches (51-61 cm) for females. The average weight is 50-90 pounds (23-41 kg) for males and 40-70 pounds (18-32 kg) for females.
The German Shepherd is a generally healthy breed, but like all breeds, it is prone to certain health issues. Some common health concerns in this breed include hip dysplasia, a genetic condition that affects the hips and can lead to arthritis, and elbow dysplasia, a genetic condition that affects the elbow joint. Other health issues that have been reported in the breed include bloat, a condition in which the stomach fills with gas, and eye problems such as cataracts and progressive retinal atrophy.
It is important for all German Shepherd owners to work with their veterinarian to ensure their dog receives regular check-ups, vaccinations, and any necessary medical treatment to keep them healthy and happy. Regular exercise and proper nutrition are also important for maintaining a healthy and happy German Shepherd. This breed requires a significant amount of physical and mental stimulation, so it is important to provide them with plenty of opportunities for exercise and training.
German Shepherd Pedigree Reports
You'll find a sample 5 generation German Shepherd pedigree from our database below. To learn more about the dog's lineage, click on any ancestor in the pedigree to dig deeper. Hovering your mouse over the icons will bring up photos, health, genetic and additional information such as color, unique markings and show titles. Inbred ancestors are highlighted with matching colors within pedigree charts so you can easily spot them. Each pedigree report also contains additional reports for offspring, siblings, linebreeding, inbreeding and test matings. Our knowledgebase also offers additional resources to help you read and understand pedigrees.
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VA1
Mar 17, 2013
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VA
German Shepherd
Aug 27, 2009
SCHH3
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2X VA1
German Shepherd
May 15, 2007
SCHH3
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German Shepherd
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VA3
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V31
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German Shepherd
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2X VA1(PH)
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VA2(ESP)
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German Shepherd
Oct 19, 2007
IPO1
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2X VA1
German Shepherd
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VA1
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VA2(B-A) VA3(I) V14
German Shepherd
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VA5
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German Shepherd
Oct 22, 2009
SCHH1
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2X VA1(CN) V6
German Shepherd
Apr 21, 2007
SCHH3
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VA1
German Shepherd
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VA2
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German Shepherd
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VA6 (USA)
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German Shepherd
Oct 22, 2006
SCHH1
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VA2
German Shepherd
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VA1(CN) V3
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V1
German Shepherd
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2X VA1
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VA4
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German Shepherd
2011
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VA
German Shepherd
Nov 25, 2010
IPO3
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VA9 2X VA1(CN)
German Shepherd
Apr 11, 2006
SCHH3, IPO2
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VA2
German Shepherd
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V27
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VA6(I)
German Shepherd
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V70
German Shepherd
Dec 28, 2007
SCHH2
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VA3
German Shepherd
Beige & Brown
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VA2
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V13
German Shepherd
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VA6(I) V14
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German Shepherd
Oct 10, 2008
SCHH1
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VA1 (SCH) VA (WDA)
German Shepherd
Nov 18, 2005
SCHH3, ED, HD-NORMAL
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VA1
German Shepherd
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VA2
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German Shepherd
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VA3
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VA11
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German Shepherd
Jan 15, 2004
SCHH1, SCHH2
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V SG1(BSZS)
German Shepherd
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2X VA1
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German Shepherd
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