Grooming and Bathing Requirements for a German Shepherd Puppy

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What Level of Grooming and Bathing Does A German Shepherd Puppy Need?

Grooming and Bathing Requirements for a German Shepherd Puppy

Long regarded as one of the most endearingly popular breeds, German Shepherds function well in almost any environment. Tireless workers, learners, protectors, and people-lovers, the German Shepherd dog is all a canine should be. Along with being bold, fearless, and cheerful at the same time, German Shepherd puppies don't require a lot of grooming chores.

However, they do shed regularly, so a daily brushing, if possible, will cut down on the excess hair volume. Their coats are not particularly susceptible to tangling or knotting so, if you prefer to skip daily brushing, just be prepared to pick up some loose hair on a regular basis. Bathing large breeds can be a challenge, but you can feel secure, when looking at German Shepherd puppies for sale, you'll only need to bathe your puppy rarely. A bath one or two times per year – unless otherwise needed – should be plenty for a healthy German Shepherd dog.

If your German Shepherd puppy is very active – and they all would like to be – some additional grooming may be wise if he/she has the ability to run freely over rough or overgrown terrain. However, if a daily long walk and a few runs in your backyard are the standard exercise regimen, few grooming requirements are necessary. Your fluffy new family member will grow to be a naturally beautiful canine without much human grooming intervention.

   

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