How much is a sable German Shepherd puppy?
A Sable German Shepherd puppy can cost anywhere between $800 and $1500. For a standard German Shepherd, the price is a lot cheaper and is normally between $300 and $700 for a puppy.
How do I choose a sable German Shepherd puppy?
Selecting your German Shepherd puppy from a litter
- Choose a puppy that is sociable around you and other puppies.
- Pick a puppy that walks confidently with its head high and tail up and wagging.
- Choose a puppy that has clear eyes, ears, and teeth, walks evenly, and appears clean.
- Look at the personalities of the puppies.
What are sable German Shepherds used for?
Sable German Shepherd Temperament This canine continues to be bred and used as a working dog with links to the military and police. Their temperament is patient and they respond well to their owner as they are self-assured and extremely confident, making them excellent working dogs.
Do sable puppies get darker?
German Shepherd puppies go through color stages when growing up. The sable German Shepherd puppies on the other hand are born brownish, then their whole coat is getting very light, almost a sand color. Then when they are four to five month old, they are getting darker until they are dark, black or red sable.
Do Sables make good pets?
No, Sables do not make good pets. Though they look cute, they have sharp little teeth and are quite capable of delivering a painful bite. In many places it is also illegal to own one as a pet.
How can you tell a good quality German Shepherd puppy?
A German Shepherd puppy should have, first and foremost, a good temperament. They should be inquisitive, outgoing, and unafraid in his advances towards everything and everybody. They will also demand and exhibit affection without inhibition. Many times puppies will single out one of the litter to pick on.
Do German shepherds prefer one person?
German Shepherds will generally attach themselves to one person in the family, but they can still be a good family dog. Although they have their fair share of behavioral issues, these generally stem from a lack of leadership on the part of their pet parents.
Are sable German Shepherds working line?
The sable German Shepherd genetically comes from working line dogs. Working line German Shepherds differ significantly from conformation line (American line) German Shepherds. They tend to be smaller, have less angulation in the hind end, and have straight, not roached, backs.