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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Michigan
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I have a 5 month old American Line German shepherd. Before i start, NO he is not a king or shiloh shepherd. So, like i said, He is 5 months old and is currently weighing in at 68.4lbs. he turns 6 months July 18th. He stands roughly around i would say 18-20in.(from paw to back, Not head) I am 5'7 and his parents stood about 7-8 in. higher then my knee. The mother weighed 110 and Father was 120. Neither have had hip displasia. Is this normal for such a young shepherd. He is eating 3 times a day (BB) and still is very easy to feel his ribs. I know i should be worried about his hips and bones, So i take him every month to the vet so they can check him out but so far, so good. How much did your pup weigh at 5 months, how tall? Is there another type of Shepherds that get so big? i have heard plenty stories of people with their Huge pure bred shepherds. Is it just the American Line shepherd thing? or is this something else.
![]() Give me your opinions on my huge baby. What should i do, and look out for. More or less excersise. More or less food. thank you
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Mississippi
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Sounds like how mine was too. He was 100lbs at 9 months. Some genetics just get them that big. One thing I have realized is its so much more expensive once they get over 100lbs too. I have a picture of mine standing next to my mom who is 5'5 and he dwarfs her.
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