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To check the coat and purity of a German Shepherd puppy, there are a few key points to keep in mind:
1. Coat type: German Shepherds come in two main coat types - long-haired and short-haired. Long-haired German Shepherds are recognized as a separate breed and if you have a long-haired puppy, you can check the length and density of their coat. Short-haired German Shepherds have a shorter and less dense coat, and their skin is more visible.

2. Color: German Shepherds come in various colors, but commonly found in black and tan, sable, black, and brown. The color of a purebred German Shepherd will depend on the color of its parents.

3. Purity: To check the purity of a German Shepherd, you need to have information about its parents. A purebred German Shepherd will have both parents from the same breed and will have the proper paperwork to prove their lineage.

When examining a German Shepherd puppy, it's important to look for any signs of health issues, such as skin problems, fleas, or ticks. You should also check their ears and eyes for any signs of infection. Additionally, you can observe the puppy's behavior and temperament to get an idea of their personality.

It's recommended to purchase a German Shepherd puppy from a reputable breeder who can provide all necessary documentation and ensure the puppy's health and wellbeing.


What Are the Most Common German Shepherd Color Patterns?

Black and tan
Black and red
Bicolor (black with cream-colored heels)
Blue
Liver and tan
Sable or gray
White
Black

Probably an American line or West German line would be best for you. If you're wanting a working dog for police work, Schutzhund, security, or personal protection, you'll definitely need to purchase from a working line. If you want a stable temperament, the German and/or Czech working line is your best bet.

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