Full bred german shepherd?(better photos)

[Lanas Father]

how will she look as an adult?
what color is she?
is she even fullbred lol?

sorry my camera sucks

[ponyfarm]

She's cute! As an adult she will look bigger. lol

[mthurston0001]

Looks like a GSD to me. She could be called a black and tan. If she didn't have the tan on the chest and under her face, but only her paws it would be bi-color, or also black and tan. It's pretty safe to say she will always be this color, or very close. I also am sorry your camera sucks. : )

[selzer]

back and tan saddle back markings.

My guess is yes, she is purebred, but no way of knowing for sure without sire and dam info.

She is a pretty girl, and it will be interesting to see her grow up.

[selzer]

Originally Posted by mthurston0001

Looks like a GSD to me. She could be called a black and tan. If she didn't have the tan on the chest and under her face, but only her paws it would be bi-color, or also black and tan. It's pretty safe to say she will always be this color, or very close. I also am sorry your camera sucks. : )

she will always be black and tan, but she is going to lighten up a lot. She is young and she will probably have a lot less black when she reaches adult, and then even less when she is three or four years.

They change a lot.

Arwen at just under six weeks:


At about 3-4 months:




At six months about:


At 18 months:


At two years:




At four years:

[mthurston0001]

Yeah, I suppose you are right as that is such a young dog. I know the black/red or tan showline puppies are mostly black when they are born. I have had dogs that looked similar to the OP's and they turned out to be very close the when they were pups.

[Lanas Father]

Selzer dog is beautiful=) he/she made such a big change omg. hmm i wonder why most puppies are born black and tan but look so different
as adults o.o

[selzer]

Originally Posted by Lanas Father

Selzer dog is beautiful=) he/she made such a big change omg. hmm i wonder why most puppies are born black and tan but look so different
as adults o.o

Thanks, I don't know. I wonder why Lippazanner horses are born dark brown and do not turn white for a couple of years.

I was very disappointed with my first German Shepherd Dog. He was everything I did not want. Large, bi-colored, soft ears, aggressive, high energy, high drive, and not good with kids.

I read in a book that if you wanted one with a saddle, make sure there is brown on the face and above the eyes. That is what I did with Arwen, and she turned out to lighten considerably.

[Lanas Father]

The bi colored and agressive part made me lol! what are the chances of my dog turning out saddle back? or maybe the same pattern but a different color?

[selzer]

She is such a cutie, just sit back and enjoy the ride. Take lots of pictures along the journey.