Top 15 German Shepherd Mixes
Breed Information of The Week
Top 15 German Shepherd Mixes
1. German Shepherd Labrador Retriever Mix
- Weigh 70-95 pounds
- 22” - 27” tall
- Medium-short double coat
- Less drive and aggression
- Good with children & friendly with other dogs
- Loyal and affectionate
2. German Shepherd Golden Retriever Mix
- 60-85 pounds
- 21” - 26” tall
- Honey brown to light tan
- Thick undercoat
- Affectionate, loyal, and trainable
- Good with other dogs, children, and visitors
- Not aggressive if well-socialized
3. German Shepherd Siberian Husky Mix
- 50-85 pounds
- 21” - 25” inches in height
- Short to medium-length double coat will be black-tan, black-white, or red-white
- May have guard potential
- Aggressive with other dogs and small animals
4. German Shepherd Rottweiler Mix
- 75-115 pounds
- 22” - 27” tall
- Thick medium-short coat will be black-tan or mahogany with brown markings
- Loyal, Protective and territorial, & potentially dog aggressive
5. German Shepherd Pug Mix
- 45-55 pounds
- 11” - 15” inches tall
- Silver fawn, black-tan, or brindle in color
- Friendly with children, other dogs, and guests
- Need constant human companionship
6. German Shepherd Rough or Scotch Collie Mix
- Medium-long, thick fur
- Black, blue, black-tan, black-white, red-brown, or brindle
- Calm, loyal, trainable, and effective watchdogs
7. German Shepherd Poodle Mix
- 50-80 pounds
- 15” - 26” tall on average
- Moderately dense, wavy, medium-sparse undercoat
- Black-red, black-silver, sable, or solid black
- Friendly with children and other dogs
- Intelligent and obedient
8. German Shepherd Chihuahua Mix
- 12 - 60 pounds
- 10” - 20” tall
- Thin undercoat
- Black and tan, sable, or solid tan
- Can be snappy with children & strangers, and can be challenging to train
- Good guarding potential
- Loyal
9. German Shepherd Corgi Mix
- Short dense double coat
- Black-tan, gold-white, or tricolored (black-brown-white)
- Friendly with kids and other dogs
- Strong guarding instinct, and predatory drive against small creatures
- Intelligent & slightly stubborn
10. German Shepherd Akita Mix
- 60-85 pounds
- 22” - 27”
- Black-tan, fawn, blue, brindle, black, or pinto
- Intelligent, natural guard dogs
- Good for military and police work
11. German Shepherd Wolf Mix
- Good companions
- Difficult to train
- Intelligent
- Very predatory
- Heavily regulated or even banned in multiple locations
12. German Shepherd Beagle Mix
- 20-50 pounds
- 15” - 24” tall
- Short coat
- White-black, black-tan, or silver
- Friendly to strangers, kids, & other dogs
- High prey drive
13. German Shepherd Doberman Mix
- 100+ pounds
- 22” - 26” tall
- Short coat
- Solid black or black-tan
- High guarding potential
- Athletic, intelligent & obedient
- May be aggressive towards other dogs & small animals
14. German Shepherd Chow Chow Mix
- 50-90 pounds
- 22” - 26” tall
- Tan, red, white, or cream, with black facial mask
- Shaggy double coats
- Protective, loyal, Intelligent & sometimes stubborn
15. German Shepherd American Pitbull Terrier Mix
- 50-80 pounds
- 18” - 25” tall
- Short fur
- Brown, tan blue, black and tan, or black, with white markings
- Training and socialization will be vital to address aggression
- Can be dog & animal aggressive
To learn more, click here!
| Learn More |
ARTICLE OF THE WEEK
Best Muzzles for German Shepherds
How To Choose The Right One For Your GSD
No one likes putting a muzzle on their dog, but sometimes, removing their potential for biting is necessary.
Even if your dog is very docile, you still might want to muzzle them so that others won’t be afraid when you go out in public.
Regardless of your reasons for needing a muzzle, it is important to pick the right one for the job.
This article covers the best muzzles for GSDs, and the most crucial factors to consider when buying one.
| READ MORE |
FEATURED VIDEO
Can Dogs Eat Lunch Meat?
***Risks To Be Aware Of***
| WATCH FULL VIDEO |
We would like to take this opportunity to raise awareness for www.newbeginningsrescue.com.
This is a rescue charity that does amazing work to raise awareness for the thousands of GSDs needing homes across the USA.
They're a national rescue of 17 years and have a sister rescue in LA that is a GSD rescue as well.
They do need help getting the word out that they're trying to find fosters in all states.
They also need drivers to get these amazing dogs from point A to point B in those areas.
They help countless medical cases and heartworm positive dogs and always need donations from other animal lovers as well.
Please visit their website for more information and to find out how you can help!
Follow us on social:
Anything German Shepherd
Breed Information Tips of The Week Are German Shepherds Good For First Time Dog Owners? Challenges You Need To Think About Before you add a German Shepherd to your life, you need to consider how your lifestyle fits in with these dogs’ complex needs. This week's breakdown covers everything you need to consider if you’re planning to get a GSD as a first-time dog owner. Are German Shepherds Good for First-Time Dog Owners? German Shepherds are not ideal first dogs due to their intelligence,...
Breed Information Tips of The Week Why Aren't My German Shepherd's Ears Standing Up? German Shepherd Puppy Ear Stages Many first-time German Shepherd puppy owners wonder why their puppy’s ears aren’t standing up the way adult GSD ears do. This issue is actually more common than you think. This week, we'll walk you through the different German Shepherd puppy ear stages, and what you can expect along the way. German Shepherd Puppy Ears Timeline All German Shepherds are born with floppy ears....
Training Tips of The Week How To Discipline German Shepherd Puppies Effective Training For GSDs In this breakdown, we’ll explain what it takes to effectively discipline a German Shepherd during puppyhood. Modern Canine Training Classical vs. Operant Conditioning Classical conditioning means working with your dog’s natural responses like: Barking Tail wagging Prey drives Operant conditioning means working with trained responses like: Learning tricks Going into a crate Positive vs. Negative...